The Doe Network: Websleuthing & Cold Cases wi...

In this episode, Annita Lucchesi of Sovereign Bodies Institute describes building the first-ever database devoted to missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, and two-spirit people (MMIWG2), the far-reaching, community-based work of SBI, their recent study in Northern Califor ...  Show more

This first episode in a two-part miniseries covers the unsolved murder of Georgia Leah "Lee" Moses, who was killed in Petaluma, California, in 1997, and her sister Angel's current push for resolution--through her own investigation and through the power of social media. Follow #Ju ...  Show more

Todd Matthews, an amateur sleuth from Tennessee, has an unusual talent: Wielding the power of the Internet to match Jane and John Does with missing people, and helping grieving families find answers. Todd spent decades thinking about one family who had the misfortune of having no ...  Show more

This Week on True Crime Daily The Podcast: A case of fatal attraction, in which a deputy stands accused of murder in the deaths of his former girlfriend and her husband. Plus, we interview Adventures with Purpose, a volunteer dive team that’s solved dozens of cold cases where oth ...  Show more

In late 2023, one of Keith "Happy Face Killer" Jesperson's Jane Doe victims was identified. Phelps speaks with death investigator Emily Speed, who worked on the case along with Phelps for many years. In this special hybrid episode of two podcasts, "Death Calls" with Emily Speed a ...  Show more

On this episode of Binged, Payton dives into a new mini series discuss cases where missing people were found. Social Media and more: https://linktr.ee/bingedpod Case Sources: Forensic Files, episode: "Frozen in Time,” aired March 8, 2003 on CourtTV Cold Storage (1998, Kensingt ...  Show more