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Cold Case: True Crime

Cold Case: True Crime

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 Unresolved DNA leads, fading witness memories, and legal blind spots are where Cold Case True Crime starts. Each episode pulls apart forensic records, genealogical breakthroughs and investigative detail to reopen files that time nearly closed. This show focuses on cold-cases-adn: how DNA evidence, genetic genealogy and modern lab work change what was once unsolvable into a path toward answers. Expect methodical narration, primary-source documents explained in plain language, and the procedural context that separates speculation from evidence. New installments arrive every day — Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday — at 9:00 AM, so you can follow breakthroughs as investigations evolve. Episodes vary in length but consistently deliver case background, DNA analysis walkthroughs, and the legal and ethical implications that follow new identifications. Cold Case True Crime is for listeners who want more than headlines: family members seeking clarity, armchair investigators who value forensic accuracy, and true crime fans fascinated by genetic genealogy and laboratory methods. If you want clear, evidence-centered storytelling about cold cases where ADN plays a decisive role, subscribe and listen at 9:00 AM daily to stay updated. Follow now to get notified when a dormant file gets new life.© 2026 OBOMEDIA Creators ノンフィクション犯罪
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  • The Vest in the Culvert: How a Dog Unraveled a Murder

    The Vest in the Culvert: How a Dog Unraveled a Murder
    2026/10/27
    The Vest in the Culvert: How a Dog Unraveled a Murder

    A single canvas bag sealed with disintegrating tape, a quilted green vest with a hidden pocket, and a Minnesota driver's license belonging to Gina Weber - missing for twenty-seven years - found by a dog in an Ohio culvert. How did the most personal piece of Gina’s identity end up fifty feet from a commercial unit leased for over a decade by a man never re-interviewed since 1992?

    In this episode, we follow the discovery on July 14, 2019, the decades-long disappearance that began on July 7, 1992, and the investigative threads linking a workplace, a delivery driver, and a photograph that captured a vest one month before Gina vanished - what does that vest tell us about where Gina really went?

    Person: Gina Weber
    Date: July 7, 1992 (last confirmed sighting)
    Location: Sycamore Flats Conservation Area culvert, Dellwood, Ohio (recovery site July 14, 2019)
    Case: Missing person, unresolved for 27 years
    Person: Ronald Speers (primary suspect questioned 1992-1994)

    - The canvas bag containing the vest was found on July 14, 2019, inside a drainage culvert sealed with tape beginning to dissolve.
    - Gina Weber’s Minnesota driver’s license was sewn into a hidden interior pocket that did not exist in a photo of the vest taken six weeks before she disappeared.
    - Gina was 44 years old in summer 1992 and had worked 17 years at Northgate Textile Services as a shift supervisor.
    - Gina left for work on July 7, 1992, was reported missing on July 9, and the Kettle River footbridge was the last confirmed point on her routine walk.
    - A work glove with a dark stain collected during the 1992 route canvas matched Gina’s ABO blood group, but a documented laceration six days before her disappearance matched Ronald Speers’ blood type, and no charges were filed.

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    22 分
  • The Left Sneaker: How a Trotline Unraveled a 29-Year Secret

    The Left Sneaker: How a Trotline Unraveled a 29-Year Secret
    2026/10/26
    The Left Sneaker: How a Trotline Unraveled a 29-Year Secret

    A white canvas sneaker, size seven and still laced, surfaced on a trotline in the Cassaway River on June 14, 1993 - and with it a single piece of biological material that sat untouched in evidence for decades. How did a rusted cabinet, a detective’s certainty, and science that didn’t yet exist keep this case stalled for 29 years?

    In this episode, we follow the timeline from Tammy Wagner’s last known movements and the discovery on Lloyd Carter’s trotline to the sealed DNA sample that couldn’t be fully read in 1993; we ask how an unfinished DNA profile and early assumptions shaped the investigation and what finally changed after nearly three decades.

    Person: Tammy Wagner
    Date: June 14, 1993 (discovery); time of death estimated late June 10-early June 11, 1993
    Location: Cassaway River below Route 9 bridge; Fenwick Drive apartment (Fenwick Drive)
    Status: Biological material sealed in evidence freezer for thirty-one years
    Person: Lloyd Carter

    - At 6:47 a.m. on June 14, 1993, Lloyd Carter pulled his fourth trotline and found a white canvas sneaker, size seven, still laced, with a foot inside.
    - Tammy Wagner was 28 years old and had last been seen leaving the Dennison County Animal Shelter on June 10, 1993.
    - The sneaker was recovered forty yards upstream from the drainage culvert below the Route 9 bridge.
    - Medical examiner Dr. Patricia Holt ruled cause of death as strangulation and placed time of death between late June 10 and early June 11, 1993.
    - Technicians recovered foreign biological material under Tammy’s fingernails that yielded three usable DNA loci out of thirteen attempted, insufficient for database identification.

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    21 分
  • Surveyor Opens a Freezer and Solves a 36-Year Murder: The Scott Nelson Case

    Surveyor Opens a Freezer and Solves a 36-Year Murder: The Scott Nelson Case
    2026/10/25
    Surveyor Opens a Freezer and Solves a 36-Year Murder: The Scott Nelson Case

    A rust-free padlock on a derelict freezer led a county surveyor to an evidence bag labeled "NELSON - MAY 14, 1983 - DO NOT DISCARD," the only physical trace from a murder that went cold for thirty-six years. How did a detective come to hide two pieces of evidence on a falling-down property, and what finally let them solve the crime?

    In this episode, we follow the chain of discovery from a surveyor's curiosity to a sheriff's office call and a logged evidence bag, tracing how preserved items and a genetic genealogist reopened a decades-old death. What did the shirt and its DNA reveal about what happened on Parish Road 7?

    Person: Scott Nelson
    Date: May 14, 1983
    Location: Parish Road 7, Brackett Parish, Louisiana
    Person: Kenneth Stein
    Person: Detective Carl Pittman

    - The freezer bag label read exactly: NELSON - MAY 14, 1983 - DO NOT DISCARD.
    - The evidence sat on a warped shelf for about four hours before a deputy arrived.
    - Scott Nelson was estimated to be fifty-six years old at death and had worked eleven years as a fuel oil delivery driver.
    - The delivery log showed his last delivery at 11:47 a.m.; a witness recalled seeing his truck around 10:30-10:45 a.m., creating nearly a one-hour gap.
    - A dark blue size large work shirt was found snagged on a fence post forty yards from Nelson's truck with a faint smear of O-positive blood.

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    23 分
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