
Based on the iconic, Emmy-nominated series on A&E, this show explores some of the most difficult-to-solve murders, which stymied investigators and went cold, sometimes for decades. In fact, one-third of all murders in America remain open. But thanks to dogged investigators and breakthroughs in forensic technology, these cases become part of the rare 1% of cold cases that are ever solved. Cold Case... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 747 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureTrue Crime | |||

In December 1985, when human bones are discovered in the woods, it puts an end to the search for missing teen David Reed. David's disappearance shook a small town, and skull fractures point to murder; but it will be decades before investigators can f... more
Guns found dumped in a pond outside of Atlantic City, N.J., help police to solve the 15-year-old murder of Detroit cab company owner. And the rape and murder of an Atlanta TV station receptionist goes cold for 20 years before the FBI's Combined DNA I... more
In August of 1978, 14-year-old Lisa Gilbert and her 13-year-old brother, Randy, were attacked by a stranger in their newly built home in Lansing, Michigan. Their attacker was 23-year-old Don Miller. Miller was also a suspect in multiple local disappe... more
In June, 1985, a 20-year-old ‘Sucker Day’ festival queen is found brutalized. The small community of Nixa, Missouri are certain that her blood is on the hands of a local, wealthy businessman. But, after 25 years, DNA reveals the true killer.
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Dear God. How offensive can you be? In the episode about Lauria Bible and Ashley Freeman, the host didn’t pronounce Lauria’s name correctly the entire time. So frustrating. Do your MINIMAL homework before presenting a case, including how to say the victim’s name. Zero credibility.
How hard is it to pronounce the name Laura? The host pronounced it “Lor-ria” the entire episode when the victim’s mother clearly says Laura. Of all the names to mispronounce, the victim’s is the one name people should get right.
The early episodes are soo bad thr host is so out of college vibes and the fact that the ads are frequently and interrupt major plot lines, is infuriating!
All this show does is repost and repost. I don’t think they’ve uploaded an original podcast in months. Every single one is just recycled through with a different title. Get some new content!
I love cold case but stop telling me what I 'might like' I can search on my own
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This podcast offers a captivating exploration of complex and unresolved murder cases, highlighting the dedicated work of investigators who strive to solve these mysteries, sometimes many years after they first occurred. Unique storytelling immerses listeners in harrowing accounts of the victims and the investigative processes employed to bring justice, often utilizing advancements in forensic science that breathe new life into cold cases. Furthermore, the series frequently features emotional narratives from surviving family members, providing a poignant reflection on the impact of crime on communities and individuals.
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Recent guests on Cold Case Files include:
1. Randy Gilbert
2. Lisa Gilbert Asher
3. Kirsten Newcomb
4. Angelica Montagna
5. Kelly Garrett
6. Ronnie Busick
7. Gary Stancil
8. Tammy Ferrari
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