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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 unclaimed trunk revealed a life that stopped mid-plan

    The unclaimed trunk revealed a life that stopped mid-plan
    2026/10/30
    A woman ships her travel trunk ahead, then disappears; it sits unclaimed at a freight yard - what happened to her?

    The unclaimed trunk revealed a life that stopped mid-plan

    This episode explores the puzzling case of Beverly Taylor, a dedicated freight yard employee who vanished shortly after shipping a travel trunk for an upcoming trip. It delves into the details of her life, her routine, and the circumstances surrounding her disappearance, leaving investigators with more questions than answers.

    Person: Beverly Taylor
    Date: December 10, 2019
    Location: Harlow Junction freight yard, New Mexico
    Status: Unclaimed trunk, missing person
    Cause: Manual strangulation

    - Beverly Taylor, a 48-year-old employee, worked at the Harlow Junction freight yard for eleven years.
    - On December 3, Beverly packed a travel trunk with clothes, gifts, and a crossword puzzle book, shipping it to her sister in Tucson using her employee benefit.
    - Alan Marshall, a cargo coordinator, approved Beverly's leave request for December 10-14, the day after she shipped her trunk.
    - Beverly worked her full shift on December 9, leaving the yard around 6 PM, the same time as Alan Marshall.
    - Her body was found four days later, approximately four-tenths of a mile from the Harlow Junction yard, with the medical examiner establishing her death between 7 and 9 PM on December 9.

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    18 分
  • The Post‑it PIN that Started Her Three‑Week Fall

    The Post‑it PIN that Started Her Three‑Week Fall
    2026/10/30
    A woman’s PIN on a Post‑it, a lone suitcase on County Road Nine - how do you fall from that high when someone has been watching for three weeks?

    The Post‑it PIN that Started Her Three‑Week Fall

    In this episode, we follow the moments and mundane shortcuts that set a plan in motion: a Post‑it note at a depot, a freight log entry, a suitcase on a roadside. How did routine access and everyday habits become the hinge of a much larger plot?

    Person: Jennifer Quinn
    Date: Thursday, August 14
    Location: County Road Nine; Maret Junction depot
    Event: Freight entry under Jennifer Quinn's PIN at 7:58 PM
    Person: Eric Carlson

    - A freight counter routine left Jennifer’s PIN written on a Post‑it visible from the customer side.
    - Eric Carlson visited the Maret Junction intake window three weeks before August 14 and viewed the note.
    - Over three weeks Carlson observed Jennifer’s routes, timing, and habit of sometimes carrying luggage.
    - On the evening of August 14 a suitcase stood upright on the gravel shoulder with a freight tag attached.
    - At 7:58 PM a freight system entry recorded a package logged under Jennifer Quinn’s credentials.

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    16 分
  • The re-grouted crawl-space panel that cost Dennis Farrow his freedom

    The re-grouted crawl-space panel that cost Dennis Farrow his freedom
    2026/10/30
    A locked boathouse, a dead woman, and a re-grouted crawl-space panel that may be the only route in - what did it cost him?

    The re-grouted crawl-space panel that cost Dennis Farrow his freedom

    In this episode, we lay out the facts around Cynthia Rafferty’s death and the physical puzzle that stopped investigators cold. Track the timeline, the hidden passage, and the decision that put Dennis Farrow at the center of the case - but what did his proximity cost him?

    Person: Cynthia Rafferty
    Date: September 6, 2022
    Location: Cassell Road, Harlan Falls
    Person: Melvin White
    Person: Dennis Farrow

    - Cynthia’s fixed fourteen‑month Tuesday routine and the single missed morning that signaled something was wrong.
    - The boathouse padlock showed no forced entry, the porthole was latched from inside, and a pair of reading glasses lay balanced on the canoe seat.
    - A non-standard crawl-space passage from the cottage utility room to the boathouse, built in the 1960s, was undocumented in rental and county records.
    - Handyman Melvin White re-grouted the crawl-space access panel on June 4, 2022, noted the “boathouse-side terminus,” and retained a key listed for a follow-up.
    - Dennis Farrow, owner of the adjacent property, had a public fence dispute with Cynthia three weeks earlier and became the named focus of the investigation eleven days after the body was found.

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    16 分
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