Texas has a reputation for being tough on crime, but beneath the surface and the darkness is an incredible number of mysteries left undone.

There are monsters among us.

There are approximately 20,000 unsolved homicides throughout the Lone Star State, cases that have gone cold waiting for new information or evidence.

On Gone Cold podcast, Texas True Crime, we tell in-depth stories of these unsolved

murders and missing persons cases from the historic and mysterious 1948 disappearance

of Denton Coed Virginia Carpenter to the unspeakably brutal 2014 slang of Delisa Kelly

and Dallas.

This was personal.

It was personal.

Join us weekly as we attempt to keep these terrible and tragic stories alive in hopes

the victim's loved ones can one day see justice.

You can subscribe to Gone Cold, Texas True Crime, wherever you listen to podcasts.

Before we begin today's episode, I'd like to give a few shoutouts.

First of all, I want to say thank you to J.T. Hosak for writing and researching this case. I'd also like to thank Victoria Zeller for her

initial research in this case. And finally, I want to thank those of you that have signed up for my

Patreon since my last episode. So I want to thank Missy, Raylene, Molly, Deanna.

Thank you all so much for being patrons.

If you'd like to support this show, go to patreon.com slash true consequences, or you can click on the link tree in the show notes below.

True Consequences is a true crime and mystery podcast with stories based in New Mexico and the American Desert Southwest.

I'm your host, Eric Carter Bondine.

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