Corridor of Crime

Corridor of Crime

Corridor of Crime takes you down the I-5 corridor, one case at a time—revisiting stories that don’t sit right. With a focus on marginalized voices, we examine what was missed, who was overlooked, and how time reshapes the truth.

Episodes

  1. May 27

    Flagged Down, Part 2 : The Case That Stayed

    Got Exit Observations? Pull Over Here. The Conversation continues. In Part two we discuss the case the stayed, the process of investigations, how police work can change an investigator and the culture behind an agency.  Our personal favorite retired Homicide Detective. We may have a hard time interviewing anyone else again. Thank you again for sharing your time. We hope our listeners enjoy this as much as we did. -Sarah Elle & ML Browning.

    43 min

  2. May 26

    Flagged Down, Part 1: Pull Up A Chair

    Got Exit Observations? Pull Over Here. A retired Homicide Detective joins Corridor of Crime to talk about the responsibilities, perspective and how the profession has changed over the years. An anonymous and thoughtful conversation around what goes into being a detective. Part One. A genuine Thank You to this Detective, for his years of dedicated service to our community, and for his willingness to sit down and share a snapshot of his experience and his time. -Sarah Elle

    26 min

  3. May 20

    Exit 3 - Candles In The Castro

    Got Exit Observations? Pull Over Here. Welcome Passengers. In Exit 3, we travel back to San Francisco. To 1977, in order to  examine the murder of Robert Hillsborough. A young gay man whose death sent shock waves through the LGBTQ+ community during a time of rising fear, tension, and cultural division in the U.S.  As anti-gay campaigns led by figures like Anita Bryant spread across the country, fear and hostility toward the gay community intensified. This episode explores the climate surrounding Hillsborough's murder, the impact it had on San Francisco and beyond, and why so many people believed his death represented something much larger than a single act of violence.  History usually doesn't disappear. It just waits for us to stop paying attention to return.  -Sarah Elle For a full list of our sources, sponsors and affiliates, please visit our website at Corridorofcrime.com https://www.oklahoman.com/obituaries/pokl1052221 https://tr.ee/gDJi0T https://www.au.org/the-latest/articles/singer-anita-bryant-leaves-legacy-of-homophobia-and-extremism/ Please visit our website to use direct links.  WhirlyBoard.com FunFactsCo.com MissCongenialityShop.etsy.com CCTiresinc.com

    32 min

  4. May 12

    Exit 2 - The Car That Drove Itself

    Got Exit Observations? Pull Over Here. Listen to ML Browning in this episode share a story of the disappearance of Logan Schiendelman who vanished near Tumwater, Washington under circumstances that still leave more questions than answers. After his car was abandoned along I-5 following a bizarre series of events, investigators struggled to piece together what happened in the final hours before his disppearance. In this episode of Corridor of Crime, we examine Logan’s life and a bit of the timeline leading up to his disappearance, witness accounts, investigative theories, and the lingering uncertainty that continues to haunt both his family and the PNW. If you have any information related to Logan Schiendelman’s disappearance, please contact the Thurston County Sheriff’s office in Washington State.  Sources for this episode include publicly available news reports and interviews. For a full list, please visit our website at CorridorofCrime.com. -Sarah Elle https://www.co.thurston.wa.us/sheriff/ Agency Case Number  16-2709  Hide and Seek PodcastMissing Person / NamUs #MP34124 | NamUs Thank you to the following sponsors and affiliates: CCTiresinc.com  MissCongenialityShop.etsy.com - use Crime for 10% WhirlyBoard.com - https://tidd.ly/4taDfu1   (copy & paste) funfactsco.com - https://tidd.ly/4clwXm5   (copy & paste)

    27 min
  5. Exit 1 - What They Planted

    May 4

    Exit 1 - What They Planted

    Got Exit Observations? Pull Over Here. In 1999, Gary Matson and Winfield Mowder were murdered in their home outside of Redding, California. In a quiet community that would become the center of a case tied to extremism, hate and violence.  This episode explores who Gary and Winfield were, the events leading up to that night,  and touches on the impact it had on the community in the aftermath. It's not a story just about crime, but the lives impacted and the broader forces at play.  Every Exit has a story. Welcome, Passengers. This is Exit 1. https://web.archive.org/web/20060605070316/http://web.redding.com/specials/matson_mowder/stories/19990825.shtml https://www.atf.gov/our-history/historical-articles/williams-brothers https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/84414399/marcia_roselle-matson Thank you to the following sponsors and affiliates: CCTiresinc.com  MissCongenialityShop.etsy.com - use Crime for 10% WhirlyBoard.com - https://tidd.ly/4taDfu1   (copy & paste) funfactsco.com - https://tidd.ly/4clwXm5   (copy & paste) Please visit corridorofcrime.com for more information

    29 min
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Corridor of Crime takes you down the I-5 corridor, one case at a time—revisiting stories that don’t sit right. With a focus on marginalized voices, we examine what was missed, who was overlooked, and how time reshapes the truth.

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    Corridor of Crime
  • Years Active
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  • Episodes
    5
  • Rating
    Explicit
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    © 2026 Corridor of Crime
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