If you haven't already, please listen and subscribe to our other project, Silkwood, wherever you're

listening now. Silkwood is the story of 28-year-old whistleblower Karen Silkwood, her relentless

fight for the truth and the chilling events that followed her attempt to blow the whistle on the

billion-dollar nuclear corporation

she worked for. Instead, she died in a concrete culvert on a dark, desolate stretch of highway

just outside of Crescent, Oklahoma. Was it an accident or something far more sinister?

Episode 1 is out now and 2 will be released later this week.

Erica has worked as hard on this project as I've ever seen anyone work.

I'm proud of how the limited series is shaping up.

Again, please listen and subscribe to our other project, Silkwood, wherever you're listening now.

Thanks y'all.

The Gone Cold Podcasts may contain violent or graphic subject matter.

Listener discretion is advised.

As the year 1984 reached its end, the Fort Worth Police had four relatively high-profile

missing persons cases on their hands, and none of the investigations were going anywhere.

In the early morning hours of Sunday, September 30th, 23-year-old Catherine Davis was last

seen leaving her above garage apartment at 3404 Park Ridge Boulevard

near the campus of Texas Christian University. Catherine and her car subsequently disappeared

without so much as a trace left behind. A week later, the vehicle was found about a mile west of her apartment,

outside the West Cliff Manor apartment, but there was still no sign of Catherine.

Less than a month later, late on the night of Monday, October 22nd, 1984, Cindy Heller,

also 23 years old, vanished after attempting to help a stranded

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