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Cold Case: Stories

Cold Case: Stories

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Cold Case Stories pulls back the curtain on unsolved murders and mysteries where DNA, genealogy, and forensic science finally rewrite the ending. Each episode pieces together case files, lab breakthroughs and court records to give a clear, evidence-focused narrative that honors victims and tracks the trail of cold-cases-adn investigation.

Expect methodical storytelling driven by forensic detail rather than sensationalism. We explain how DNA databases, genetic genealogy and laboratory work intersect with police procedure, showing what changed in the case and why it matters now. The tone is calm, precise and investigative—built for listeners who want clarity, not conjecture.

New episodes release every day: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday at 9:00 AM. Episodes range from concise case briefings to deeper multi-part investigations, always citing sources and timelines so you can follow the evidence yourself.

This podcast is for attentive True Crime listeners, genealogy enthusiasts and anyone frustrated by unresolved cases who wants factual updates on cold-case DNA breakthroughs. If you care about justice, scientific method and the real human stories behind unsolved files, Cold Case Stories is made for you.

Subscribe now to get daily forensic reporting and follow the science that closes cold cases.

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  • The Hand in the Frost: How a Blank Envelope Broke 31-Year Silence

    The Hand in the Frost: How a Blank Envelope Broke 31-Year Silence
    2026/08/07
    The Hand in the Frost: How a Blank Envelope Broke 31-Year Silence

    Cold and ordinary-Warren Young’s hand was visible from twelve feet away, projecting from the frost-heaved shoulder of Cutter's Mill Road with fingers curled as if reaching; inside his coat pocket rested a blank, unstamped, unused nineteen-cent envelope wrapped in plastic that had been underground for thirty-one years. Who had been watching the quiet appliance repairman every morning, and why was his unfinished letter never written?

    In this episode, we follow the sequence of discoveries from a Hendricks County surveyor’s November 9, 2022 find back to Warren’s last confirmed sighting on November 14, 1991, outlining the stray clues that persisted: a stopped morning walk, a thrown-belt pickup that never entered the shop, and wide commercial tire tracks on Cutter's Mill Road. What do these fragments add up to?

    Person: Warren Young
    Date missing: November 14, 1991
    Date remains found: November 9, 2022
    Location: Cutter's Mill Road, Aldenmoor, Indiana
    Item recovered: blank nineteen-cent stamped envelope wrapped in plastic

    - Warren was fifty-four years old in November 1991 and walked the same route every morning, always back by eight.
    - Don Pryce last saw Warren leave at 6:50 AM on November 14, 1991; the shop had not opened by 9:00 AM.
    - Warren's coat and the unused, unstamped nineteen-cent envelope were found in his inside breast pocket with his remains.
    - Two weeks before the disappearance a man in a pickup with out-of-county plates asked Warren about the road north of town but did not enter the shop.
    - Detective Bob Surma documented wide-tread, commercial-class tire tracks on the Cutter's Mill Road shoulder near the curve toward the water tower.

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  • The Freezer That Kept a Killer's Secret for 31 Years

    The Freezer That Kept a Killer's Secret for 31 Years
    2026/08/06
    The Freezer That Kept a Killer's Secret for 31 Years

    A humming chest freezer preserved a sealed canister for three decades - and inside were two cotton swabs tied to a 1991 homicide. If a retired detective hid biological evidence on his back porch and kept it cold for 26 years, what did those swabs still have to say, and why did he refuse to let them go?

    In this episode, we follow the path from a vacant house on Sutter Mill Road to lab confirmation decades later, tracing how one detective’s secret custody intersected with a cold-case unit’s first real break. What the preserved DNA would reveal about the night Carol Armstrong disappeared drives the story.

    Person: Raymond Bauer
    Person: Carol Armstrong
    Date: October 9, 1991
    Location: Culvert off Pine Road
    Status: DNA profile confirmed November 14, 2022

    - The chest freezer was built in 1988 and kept running on an extension cord on the back porch.
    - The sealed aluminum canister was roughly eight inches tall and labeled HC-1991-0047.
    - Two cotton swabs, a folded evidence receipt, and a handwritten note reading "Don't let this one go. - Detective R. Bauer" were inside the canister.
    - Carol Armstrong was 22 years old and last seen leaving the Millhaven Animal Shelter at 9:17 p.m, on October 8, 1991.
    - The forensic lab confirmed on November 14, 2022 that both swabs produced a viable male DNA profile.

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    20 分
  • The Coral-Painted Hand: How a Nail Polish Solved a Cold Murder

    The Coral-Painted Hand: How a Nail Polish Solved a Cold Murder
    2026/08/05
    The Coral-Painted Hand: How a Nail Polish Solved a Cold Murder

    A vivid coral-pink nail polish survived at least four months underwater on a separated hand found under 15 centimeters of brown water in Pellier State State on September 11, 1983 - a preservation Dr. Elliot Pham called "unexplained preservation." How did a sealed vial in an Albany freezer and a granddaughter's consumer DNA test finally close a thirty-eight-year gap?

    In this episode, we tell how a missing woman from Elmont and an unidentified Jane Doe in Pellier State remained unconnected for decades, and how evidence preserved in a glass vial met modern DNA matching to raise the question: could a routine health search solve a cold murder?

    Person: Monica Anne Sawyer
    Date: May 1983 (disappearance)
    Location: Clover Hill Road, Elmont (apartment)
    Case: Jane Doe, Pellier State, found September 11, 1983
    Evidence: Sealed glass vial with nail scrapings stored October 1983 in Albany freezer

    - The hand was found under 15 centimeters of brown water by birdwatcher Neil Marshall on September 11, 1983.
    - State forensic pathologist Dr. Elliot Pham estimated the body had been submerged since spring or early summer 1983.
    - Monica Sawyer was born in 1943, divorced in 1970, and her daughter Sandra was born in 1964.
    - Monica disappeared in late May 1983 with her purse on the kitchen table and her car in the driveway; no signs of struggle were reported.
    - A sealed glass vial containing nail scrapings from the autopsy was placed in an Albany freezer in October 1983 and remained there until 2020 when a descendant uploaded DNA results to a genealogy database.

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    21 分
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