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They’re baaaack! After a long hiatus filled with caffeine, musicals, kids, and chaos, Danielle and Drew are back in the studio — and kicking off Season 2 with one of Forensic Files’ darkest episodes: “Fate Date.”

This case takes us to Tulsa, Oklahoma, 2004, where a seemingly ordinary night of online dating turned into a deadly setup. When Rebecca Barney invites her new internet acquaintance James “Jimmy” Kidwell over, tragedy strikes — leaving three people dead, a house in flames, and investigators unraveling a digital trail of deceit.

But that’s not all…
We’ve got a major announcement — a brand-new bonus series called Cameras & Chaos where Drew flips the script and takes Danielle deep into the world of reality TV drama (and maybe a some reality-TV True Crime).

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For more information on the Bureau of Indian Affairs case, visit https://www.bia.gov/bia. To submit case information or tips you can do so one of three ways: Text BIAMMU and Your Tip to 847411, Call in Tips to 1-833-560-2065 or Email OJS_MMU@bia.gov.

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The hosts of the Forensic Files Duo podcast provide an in-depth recap and analysis of Forensic Files Season 1, Episode 9, titled "Deadly Neighborhoods," which delves into unsettling clusters of cancer cases that emerged in various communities across the United States.

The episode highlights instances where residents in specific neighborhoods experienced unusually high rates of cancer, prompting investigations into potential environmental causes. "Deadly Neighborhoods." They discuss the forensic techniques and epidemiological studies presented in the episode, examining how investigators approached the complex task of identifying potential environmental carcinogens. The duo also offers updates on the communities featured, discussing any subsequent findings or ongoing health concerns that have emerged since the original airing.

During this episode, Danielle shares a personal revelation: while researching the cancer clusters discussed in "Deadly Neighborhoods," she discovered parallels to a medical mystery in her own life. This unexpected connection adds a poignant layer to the discussion, as Danielle reflects on the broader implications of environmental health risks and the importance of continued vigilance and research in these areas.

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For more information on the BAMFI case, visit www.blackandmissinginc.com. You can also submit any information to the Black and Missing Foundation’s tipline at blackandmissinginc.com/tipline.

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In this episode of the Forensic Files Duo Podcast, the hosts take a deep dive into Forensic Files Season 14, Episode 15, Trail of a Killer. This chilling case follows the brutal 2003 murder of Kathy Loreck, who was attacked while walking on a popular trail during her lunch break in broad daylight while speaking on the phone with her husband. Investigators struggled to find leads—until DNA evidence from cigarette butts near the crime scene led to the arrest of Robert Ward Frazier.

Join the Duo as they break down the forensic techniques used to crack the case, from the use of cell phone records to advanced DNA testing. They’ll also discuss the emotional impact of the crime on Kathy’s family and the role forensic science played in securing justice.

But that’s not all—this episode also features current updates on the case. Where is Robert Ward Frazier now? Has there been any new legal action or appeals? The Duo will provide the latest information and explore how forensic science has evolved since the case was first solved.

Tune in for an in-depth discussion, expert insights, and the latest developments in this tragic yet fascinating case.

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For more information on the BAMFI case, visit www.blackandmissinginc.com. You can also submit any information to the Black and Missing Foundation’s tipline at blackandmissinginc.com/tipline.

For more information on the Bureau of Indian Affairs case, visit https://www.bia.gov/bia. To submit case information or tips you can do so one of three ways: Text BIAMMU and Your Tip to 847411, Call in Tips to 1-833-560-2065 or Email OJS_MMU@bia.gov.

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