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True Crime: Room 13

True Crime: Room 13

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Beyond the headlines, some stories refuse to be forgotten. True Crime: Room 13 unlocks the chilling secrets hidden within the most perplexing cold cases and solved mysteries.

Every case we explore reveals the dark side of human nature, from baffling disappearances to shocking murders and intricate criminal investigations. We delve deep into the evidence, the motives, and the psychological profiles, offering a meticulous examination that goes beyond the surface. This isn't just about what happened, but why it happened, and the lasting impact on victims and communities.

New episodes arrive daily, Monday through Sunday, promptly at 4:00 AM, ensuring your morning commute or late-night listening is always filled with gripping content. Each episode presents a complete, standalone true crime story, perfect for listeners who crave detailed analysis and compelling narratives without cliffhangers.

This podcast is for true crime enthusiasts, armchair detectives, and anyone fascinated by forensic science, criminal psychology, and unsolved cases. If you're drawn to real-life mysteries and the pursuit of justice, prepare to be captivated.

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  • The fabricated magnetic sign that let a man fall through spring fields

    The fabricated magnetic sign that let a man fall through spring fields
    2026/09/09
    A contractor slips into a neighbor’s spring field the morning a woman disappears. How do you fall from that high?

    The fabricated magnetic sign that let a man fall through spring fields

    In this episode, we trace the sequence of small, routine details that turned ordinary Midwestern spring work into the scene of a disappearance. We follow how license records, a trail camera image, and a neighbor’s calendar of planting converge to raise the question: what does it take for a normal season to be interrupted?

    Person: Sandra Armstrong
    Person: Gary Turner
    Person: Date: April 29
    Location: Field CR-Seven
    Investigator: Marilyn Bishop

    - Sandra’s tomato seedling trays sat on her porch undisturbed on May 9, indicating she had bought them and paused her usual planting ritual.
    - A trail camera captured Turner’s truck on April 29 with a magnetic sign bearing a county logo that was later proven to be homemade.
    - Turner signed the CR-Seven meter inspection log at 10:40 a.m. the same morning, a timestamp he created without authorization.
    - Two days after that signature, disk tillage was performed on CR-Seven during wet spring conditions that reduced cut depth.
    - Marilyn Bishop’s archival review linked Turner’s multi-county irrigation licenses to other adjacent rural property deaths and routine permits that, when lined up, revealed a method.

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    15 分
  • The single note that recorded "again" cost Craig Mills his alibi and freedom

    The single note that recorded "again" cost Craig Mills his alibi and freedom
    2026/09/09
    A single handwritten note and a gate timestamp put a timber surveyor near Coldwater Ridge the morning Sandra Bauer died - what did it cost him?

    The single note that recorded "again" cost Craig Mills his alibi and freedom

    In this episode, a morning walk becomes the center of a case when a hiker finds Sandra Bauer face down on the Coldwater Ridge trail. The episode traces the movements, the work that kept a surveyor near her route, and the small evidentiary details that shifted suspicion - but how did those pieces connect to a man’s claim he was elsewhere?

    Date: June 14, 2023
    Person: Sandra Bauer
    Person: Craig Mills
    Location: Coldwater Ridge trail, Harkin County
    Event: gate reader timestamp at 5:58 a.m.

    - A hiker, Ryan Norris, found two sets of footprints leading toward Sandra Bauer on the trail and none leading away.
    - Sandra called her daughter at 11:40 p.m. the night before, saying she was finally sleeping well and would do her usual Wednesday walk.
    - Craig Mills worked as a timber-road surveyor on nearby parcels and had legitimate repeated reason to be near the Coldwater Ridge access corridor in spring.
    - Investigators found an undated, seven-word handwritten note in Sandra’s desk: "Craig M. - asked about my schedule again."
    - A forest-service gate reader logged a vehicle registered to Mills at 5:58 a.m., 0.4 miles from the Coldwater Ridge trailhead.

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  • A Broken Van Battery Stranded Novak - Did They Make It?

    A Broken Van Battery Stranded Novak - Did They Make It?
    2026/09/09
    A broken van battery strands Daniel Novak on Breakwater Road - can investigators match his timeline to a missing boot at the harbor?

    A Broken Van Battery Stranded Novak - Did They Make It?

    In this episode, we follow the timeline that ties a missing boot, a locked harbor storage room, and a maintenance contractor to a woman found at the edge of Breakwater Road. How did a single key and a white cargo van become the hinge for a case that reaches back months?

    Person: Nicole, 41
    Date: Body found November 5; last seen November 4
    Location: Breakwater Road; secondary harbormaster storage room
    Person: Daniel Novak, maintenance contractor
    Event: Van breakdown at inlet crossing around 7:45 a.m.; tow dispatch arrival recorded at 7:22 a.m.

    - Nicole ran the harbor path every morning, tapping an unofficial granite marker twice at the halfway point.
    - One of Nicole’s double-knotted running boots was missing from where her body was found but later found standing upright on a shelf in a padlocked harbormaster storage room.
    - The storage room padlock and hinges showed no sign of forced entry; the room had been locked since a contractor agreement lapsed.
    - Novak held a four-key set for harbor buildings; records show three keys returned after his contract lapsed in April, with no return recorded for the storage-room key.
    - Novak reported his white cargo van stalled at the inlet crossing near Breakwater Road and called a tow dispatch; the tow log lists an arrival time that investigators must reconcile with other timelines.

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