
In May of 2024, Elgin (IL) Police Chief Ana Lalley created the Elgin Police Department Cold Case Unit to take a fresh look at unsolved homicides and missing persons cases with the belief that dedicating resources and using new technology will help solve these cases. As part of this new unit, the Elgin Police Department launched a podcast dedicated to Elgin cold cases to seek information from the p... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 21 | Founded | a year ago |
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In this final episode of the season, Detectives Andrew Houghton and Chris Hall from the Elgin Police Department Cold Case Unit lay out the investigation into Renee’s murder in 1979, release new information about the case, and discuss potential links ... more
On November 23, 1979, the day after Thanksgiving, Renee Cruz Tovar decided to stay home while her roommate went out on a date. The following morning, November 24, 1979, her roommate returned home and found Renee murdered in their apartment. In Part 1... more
It was a warm, summer evening when 68-year-old Cayce D. Kyles strolled down an alley behind the Douglas Hotel in downtown Elgin on July 21, 1977. Moments later, he was attacked and stabbed to death less than a block from the Elgin Police Department. ... more
Detectives Andrew Houghton and Chris Hall from the Elgin Police Department Cold Case Unit continue their investigation into the disappearance of Barbara Glueckert as they meet with retired Mount Prospect Detective Mike Nelson who worked on Barbara Gl... more
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/ Episode length: 21 mins / Fluff time, round-up: 03 mins. / Avg time between ads: 11 mins. / Based on episode: S01E02 ========================== A little to heavy with syrupy survivor statements celebrating the victim. Is this the platform for it? They all sound the same. They are all the same. All my survivor statements sound the same. I wouldn’t want to share them in a podcast. Honor the victim, absolutely. Long soliloquies from many people repeating the same thing? Not so good.
Not a huge fan of law enforcement, but this podcast is very thoughtful. I like how the detectives spend a lot of time working with the families, and humanizing the victims, even after so many decades. There’s no sensationalism like in many true crime podcasts. Hope this podcast helps solve some cases!
/ Episode length: 21 mins / Fluff time, round-up: 03 mins. / Avg time between ads: 11 mins. / Based on episode: S01E02 ==========================
Very well put together. Great to see progress made on cold cases. And great job at breaking a case down. Also shows transparency with the EPD. Thank you
I saw the episode about Karen on Chaos Divers YouTube channel and when Lindsay mentioned your podcast I had to listen before I finished watching the episode. I’m so glad you teamed up with Chaos Divers. Thank you for a wonderful podcast and finding Karen. I’m looking forward to your next case.
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The podcast focuses on the unsolved homicide and missing persons cases investigated by the Elgin Police Department Cold Case Unit. It offers a unique insight into the complexities of cold case investigations, blending actual police recordings and witness interviews with detailed narratives about the victims and the impact of their cases on families and the community. Notably, the podcast not only revisits historical cases from the 1970s but also invites public participation by encouraging listeners to share any information that might lead to justice. The compassionate approach taken by the detectives helps humanize the victims and fosters a supportive atmosphere for their families, promising a gripping listen for true crime enthusiasts and ... more
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Recent guests on Somebody Knows Something include:
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