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In this episode, Ray Carr and Fitz reflect on a tumultuous year filled with significant events, including cold cases, mass shootings, and the impact of media on law enforcement. They discuss the Brown University shooting, the role of community involvement in investigations, and the importance of mental health for professionals in law enforcement. The conversation also touches on profiling techniques, the challenges of social media narratives, and the hope for solving cold cases with advancements in forensic science. The episode concludes with audience questions and holiday wishes.

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In this episode of Cold Red, hosts Ray Carr and Fitz welcome back cold case investigator Jen Bukholz to discuss her work in solving unsolved cases. They delve into the complexities of cold case investigations, focusing on the recent updates in the Rebecca Gould case and the details surrounding the murder of Linda Malcolm. The conversation highlights the importance of victimology, community involvement, and the challenges faced by investigators in bringing justice to victims and their families. Jen shares insights from her nonprofit, Break the Case, which aims to engage volunteers in solving cold cases, and emphasizes the need for collaboration between law enforcement and civilian groups to achieve resolution.

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In this episode of Cold Red, hosts Ray Carr and Fitz welcome Pamela Frasch, a prominent figure in animal law and advocacy. They discuss the intricate relationship between animal abuse and human violence, the evolving landscape of animal law, and the importance of understanding animal welfare. Pamela shares her experiences in the field, the misconceptions surrounding animal rights, and the need for a dedicated Department of Animal Welfare. The conversation emphasizes the significance of advocacy and education in promoting animal rights and welfare, while also addressing the challenges faced in the legal system.