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🗓️ 4 June 2020
⏱️ 32 minutes
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0:00.0 | Thank you for listening to this Podcast One production available on Apple Podcasts and Podcast One |
0:12.3 | There are 120,000 unsolved murder cases in America and each one is called a cold case |
0:18.7 | Only 1% of cold cases are ever solved |
0:21.5 | This is one of those stories |
0:24.3 | This is cold case files the podcast from A&E |
0:27.8 | I'm Brooke, a social worker, turn podcaster |
0:31.1 | Cold cases fascinate me because after all these years, often decades, terms like justice, |
0:37.0 | evil, victim, they all get worked |
0:40.3 | How does the element of time change the way we see such brutal crimes and what happens when we find the answers we've been seeking |
0:46.8 | In Galveston, Texas, 1979, the body of a young woman was found on Halloween |
0:58.2 | She'd been raped, then strangled to death |
1:01.1 | She was a Jane Doe, nobody recognized her |
1:04.3 | She had no identification |
1:06.2 | The only thing on her body at all was a pair of orange socks |
1:10.1 | Try and picture her killer |
1:11.7 | Is he a face she passed by every day or a serial killer who came out of the shadows |
1:16.5 | Where did her monster come from |
1:21.4 | While the case of the orange socks drifter would remain unsolved for four years, that's not the case I'm talking about today |
1:27.1 | Not really, though it will become relevant |
1:29.7 | What I want to talk about is a couple |
1:31.8 | Tim Hack and Kelly Drew |
1:33.7 | She was a city girl, he was a country boy |
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