Cold Cases

This is the story of a legendary figure of the Wild West… The man widely believed to have inspired the Lone Ranger… Who was born into slavery — and became one of America’s most revered lawmen. His name was Bass Reeves. Follow Solved Murders to catch the four-part miniseries, Bass Reeves: No Master But Duty. Listen free, only on Spotify.

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October 9th, 1995, Amtrak's 12-car Sunset Limited train was powering through the Arizona desert with 258 passengers on board when it suddenly separated from the tracks. The horrible derailment left one person dead and dozens of passengers injured and stranded in the desert. But it wasn't an accident. And more than 25 years later, investigators still have no leads.

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After two teenage girls were murdered in their tiny English village, lead detective David Baker looks to Dr. Alec Jeffreys for help. Less than a dozen miles away from the crime scene, Jeffreys has been studying the human genome and developed a new technology called "DNA fingerprinting."

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The body of Joe Grozelle was found 22 days after he first disappeared from Canada's Royal Military College. But the school's response to his death and the medical examiner's autopsy report left the Grozelle family with more questions than answers.

This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp. You'll be hearing from our host Vanessa, joined by Haesue Jo, Licensed Therapist & Head of Clinical Operations at BetterHelp.

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In 2003, four employees of the Superbike Motorsports dealership were gunned down in cold blood. Investigators cleared a handful of suspects, leaving the case cold. Thirteen years later, authorities pursuing a different missing persons case made a startling discovery.

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Carter introduces Partners in Crime, a podcast devoted to uncovering the strangest, most bizarre true crime cases, hosted by real-life partners Laura Whitmore and Iain Stirling. Listen to their episode on “The Lover in the Attic” about a 1920s murder in LA, then head to Partners in Crime to see what else this duo’s cracked open. 

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After the attacks on September 11th, 2001, five people died from Anthrax poisoning after exposure through mailed letters. The FBI spent years trying to determine if they were random events or if it was bioterrorism. Finally, in 2010, they had an answer. But by 2011, their conclusion was already in doubt.

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In the woods of Kentucky, a young woman’s body is found wrapped in tent material. Police determine her age and cause of death, but without a name, their investigation stalls out. Two decades later, a similar story unfolds in a Florida swamp. Who were these women? An unexpected champion for unidentified victims emerges to help police find answers.

This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp. You'll be hearing from our host Vanessa, joined by Haesue Jo, Licensed Therapist & Head of Clinical Operations at BetterHelp.

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After an 88-year-old woman is found murdered in her own home, police follow a trail of clues to an unlikely suspect — someone who finds themselves at the center of more than one terrible crime.

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A cache of pornographic photos in a stolen truck is the key to unlocking more than one cold case. And at the center of a span of terrible crimes is a twisted man who skips town as easily as he swaps identities. For police, it will take decades to unravel the horror wrought by Franklin Delano Floyd.

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