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True Crime Frozen Death

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Uncover the chilling truth behind the most perplexing cold cases and unsolved mysteries. True Crime Frozen Death delves deep into criminal investigations where the trail went cold, bringing you face-to-face with the darkest corners of humanity.

Each episode meticulously dissects real crimes, from baffling disappearances to brutal murders, exploring the evidence, the suspects, and the victims. We go beyond the headlines to provide gripping narratives and insightful analysis of the true crime stories that haunt us, offering a unique perspective on the pursuit of justice when all hope seems lost.

New episodes arrive daily, Monday through Sunday, at 5:00 AM, ensuring your thirst for compelling true crime content is always satisfied. Expect detailed storytelling, expert commentary, and a relentless quest to thaw the secrets of these frozen cases.

This podcast is for anyone fascinated by forensic science, criminal psychology, and the intricate details of real-life mysteries. If you're drawn to investigative journalism and the quest for answers in unsolved cases, True Crime Frozen Death is your daily essential listen.

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  • A single line in a trucking log exposed a killer

    A single line in a trucking log exposed a killer
    Oct 20 2026
    A single boot print leads away from a body on a frozen road - a trucking log points to a truck. Who left the print?

    A single line in a trucking log exposed a killer

    This episode details the baffling discovery of Amanda on Forest Service Road Seven, where a single boot print leaving the scene defied initial understanding. It explores the meticulous forensic work and the unexpected piece of evidence that eventually challenged the impossible.

    Person: Amanda
    Location: Forest Service Road Seven
    Date: February eleven
    Temperature: Nine degrees Fahrenheit
    Last contact: Eleven twenty the previous night

    - Investigators found a single outbound boot track on the south side of Forest Service Road Seven, with no corresponding inbound tracks.
    - Amanda, 22, was found in a ditch on a road known for almost no foot traffic between November and April.
    - A forensic technician initially labeled the surrounding shoulder as a "non-evidentiary surface" due to its hardpack crust.
    - Ross Thorpe, cycling for a pre-shift check, discovered the scene at 6:14 AM and reported it without moving closer.
    - Amanda's last known contact was a phone call to her friend Marcus Webb at 11:20 PM, stating she was walking towards her car.

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    20 min
  • A dry seed packet exposed a killer's careful plan

    A dry seed packet exposed a killer's careful plan
    Oct 19 2026
    A snowplow unearths a missing woman's body, but a pristine seed packet found in her hand reveals a chilling detail about her disappearance.

    A dry seed packet exposed a killer's careful plan

    This episode details the disappearance of Linda Sullivan, an Iowa elementary school aide, and the unusual circumstances surrounding the discovery of her body. It explores how a single, seemingly out-of-place item became a crucial piece of evidence.

    Person: Linda Sullivan
    Date: January 9
    Location: Darnell County, Iowa
    Object: Dry seed packet
    Neighbor: Jerry Phillips

    - Linda Sullivan, a 38-year-old elementary school aide, was reported missing by her daughter after she didn't return home.
    - A snowplow operator discovered Linda's body in a frozen berm on County Road Seven, 56 days after she vanished.
    - Resting in Linda's open hand was a dry, rubber-banded seed packet for Mortgage Lifter tomatoes, a variety she cultivated.
    - Jerry Phillips, who rented farmland adjacent to Linda's property and held the winter maintenance contract for County Road Seven, had been inside her home twice in November.
    - The morning after Linda was last seen, Jerry Phillips purchased 80 pounds of hydraulic lime, an unusual purchase for frozen ground in mid-November.

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    19 min
  • The Blinking Microwave That Broke a Case Open

    The Blinking Microwave That Broke a Case Open
    Oct 18 2026
    A blinking microwave clock at an impossible time reveals a woman found dead in her home, exposing a pattern of strange occurrences.

    The Blinking Microwave That Broke a Case Open

    This episode explores the puzzling death of Nicole Tillman, a retired postal clerk whose consistent routine was disrupted by a series of unusual events, leading to a discovery that challenges expectations.

    Person: Nicole Tillman
    Age: 61
    Location: Four Crestline Road
    Date: December 10
    Investigator: Erin Osborne

    - Utility lineman Charles Powell discovers Nicole Tillman deceased in her home, with a microwave clock blinking 11:14 despite a power outage.
    - Nicole, a retired postal clerk, had a highly reliable routine, including a weekly Tuesday visit to her friend Patrice Dunn.
    - Weeks before her death, Nicole noticed a white Chevrolet Silverado parked at the Route Nine turnoff for six consecutive Tuesdays.
    - On December 9, Nicole's routine was broken when Patrice was sick, causing her to return home early, just as the power went out at 11:14 PM.
    - Investigator Erin Osborne notes that only Nicole's Timex Expedition wristwatch was missing from the scene, suggesting a targeted act.

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    26 min
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