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The Trail Went Cold The Trail Went Cold
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4.5 • 2.7K Ratings
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The Trail Went Cold is a weekly true crime podcast which explores baffling unsolved mysteries and cold cases. On each episode, host Robin Warder examines a new murder or missing persons case, tackling a wide variety of mysteries from different countries and time periods. After sharing all the details about each case, Robin offers his own personal analysis and theories about what happened. The podcast is produced and edited by Magill Foote and the music composed and performed by Vince Nitro.
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The Trail Went Cold – Episode 289 – Justin Burgwinkel
June 12, 1993. Santa Clara, California. 21-year old U.S. Army Private Justin Burgwinkel leaves his girlfriend’s apartment and never returns. One week earlier, Justin had gone AWOL from Fort Lewis, the post where he was stationed in Washington state, and kept hinting to his girlfriend that he was working on some sort of secret mission. […]
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The Trail Went Cold – Episode 288 – Dorothy Forstein
October 18, 1949. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Dorothy Forstein, the 40-year old wife of a local magistrate, is discovered to be missing from her home. Even though there are no signs of forced entry, Dorothy’s nine-year old stepdaughter, Marcy, claims that an unidentified man entered Dorothy’s bedroom and carried her unconscious body out of the residence. There […]
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The Trail Went Cold – Episode 287 – Danny Casolaro
August 10, 1991. Martinsburg, West Virginia. The nude body of 44-year old freelance investigative journalist Danny Casolaro is discovered inside the bathtub of his hotel room. Each of his wrists have been slashed multiple times, but since a suicide note is found and there is no evidence of foul play, the authorities conclude that Danny […]
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The Trail Went Cold – Episode 286 – Tracey Ann Patient
January 29, 1976. Auckland, New Zealand. 13-year old Tracey Ann Patient leaves her friend’s house to walk home, but never arrives. The following day, Tracey’s body is discovered in some bushes located sixteen kilometres from where she was last seen. She has been strangled to death with a pair of pantyhose which were tightened around […]
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The Trail Went Cold – Episode 285 – Dana Bradley
December 14, 1981. St. John’s, Newfoundland. 14-year old Dana Bradley leaves her friend’s residence to head back home, but she never arrives and eyewitnesses report seeing her hitchhiking and climbing into a vehicle driven by an unidentified man. Four days later, Dana’s body is found in a remote wooded area and she has been killed […]
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The Trail Went Cold – Episode 284 – Earlene Barksdale
July 7, 1973. Tampa, Florida. The nude body of 34-year old Earlene Barksdale is discovered in the back office of the children’s clothing store she owns and she has been raped and shot in the head in an apparent robbery. Police soon focus on a suspect named Joseph Green Brown, who was involved in a […]
Customer Reviews
Trail went cold
Steven Avery is again wrongly accused and convicted. Very interesting that he was accused right before he was to be awarded an amount of money, he suddenly was accused again.
Fate
As with most things in life, the best surprises are those that we stumble over on the proverbial road in life. As with this show I was not looking for anything in particular then I pressed on it. Well, I was hooked. I absolutely love Robin’s narration tone with the occasional curse word in it. It tickles me. I am a true crime buff and once in a while you find a show like this one. One that sticks out from the rest of the crowd.
There’s nothing that I can pinpoint, it’s the entirety of the presentation. Well, I can’t say enough about it without sounding redundant. All I can say is that you will not regret becoming a fan of this show. Unfortunately I am not in a good financial position to contribute monetarily, in better circumstances I would of course. The show is created with a large modicum of love for the art of bringing these horrid stories to light but I am sure they are not easy to produce. I listen to Robin at work or on my way to/from work and he makes these otherwise tedious interludes in life rather tolerable. Thank you Robin and crew for creating such a interesting and thought-provoking show. I will spread the word, which I am sure is a good thing for your show and hopefully others will venture into that dark alley with only your voice as a guide…
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What is with THE weird upward inFLECTions in the speaking? I can’t. Also.. just… reading!? Eh. 🥱