
Giving a voice to the unsolved and overlooked, Frozen Files is a weekly deep dive into true crime cases that never got a resolution. Hosted by Madison McGhee, each episode examines the facts, failures, and unanswered questions behind investigations that went cold and the systems that allowed them to stay that way. New episodes every Monday.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 18 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

When six-year-old Kaylah Hunter missed her kindergarten graduation in June 2014, her family knew something was wrong.
Kaylah, her baby brother Kristian Justice, and their mother, Alicia Fox, had seemingly disappeared from Detroit. Alicia was eventua... more
In September 2020, 35-year-old Tiffany Booth was living in Las Vegas when she suddenly stopped communicating with the family and friends she spoke to almost every day. At first, it appeared Tiffany was traveling with her boyfriend, Eduardo Clemente —... more
When David Carter failed to show up for work, his family knew something was terribly wrong.
Their search led them to his apartment, where subtle clues pointed to violence. Within days, David's dismembered remains were discovered along Interstate 75 i... more
A quiet Sunday night. A familiar routine. By morning, Jonathan Hoang was gone.
Jonathan was 21 years old and living with his family in Arlington, Washington when he disappeared during the night of March 30, 2025. His family says he never left home wi... more
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Listened to Madison’s podcast about her dad. I instantly became a fan! How I just found this pod is beyond me but I did find it and I’m thrilled! Madison, is a pro! You can just tell and even if she won’t say it, I will; an INVESTIGATIVE journalist. She’s thorough, she has empathy, she has sass and knows her stuff. I am starting at the beginning and some cases are not new to me but I will listen anyway. Give her a shot. You will not be sorry! Glad I found you again, Madison!
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Gigi in Oh... more
Seriously, you could plug the details into Claude and it would spit out this story. Tell it like a human. Unfollowing because it’s too irritating to listen to.
I think once the sound quality is fixed, this will be a really good podcast. Strong voice, but at the end of each sentence, it sounds like the host’s voice goes so quiet, I almost can’t catch it.
I thought it was just me, but then I read some of the other reviews and other people feel the same way I do. This is a good podcast, there's no denying that, it's just that the hosts delivery is a bit monotone, and I felt myself wanting to get through the podcast rather than enjoy.
Are you trying to make this so boring people can’t listen?
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This program focuses on cold and unresolved true crime cases, often weaving in family testimonies, investigative milestones, and the impact of systemic missteps. Episodes frequently examine what went wrong, how leads evolved, and the human toll on loved ones, with a calm, empathetic host guiding listeners through complex timelines and evolving narratives. A standout is the emphasis on family perspectives and advocacy, highlighting how renewed attention, forensics, and media coverage can shift long-running investigations. Potential listeners who enjoy measured, case-forward storytelling with a justice- and accountability-minded lens may find it particularly compelling.
Noteworthy strengths include thorough case construction, sensitivity tow... more
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2. Bethany Hasel
3. Steve Hasel
4. Danielle Colbert
5. Joel Wright
6. Claire Beaugh
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