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Hi friends, it's Brooke. I am so glad to be talking with you again.

I'm going to take a short second to go off script a little bit to let you know there's a Facebook group

called Podcast for Justice. And I do my best to keep that group updated with timetables

and information about upcoming cases. I highly recommend you check it out. I also have Twitter,

app book getings, or app pods for justice. Okay, since we're talking now, better go back to the

script. Cold case files will be back next week with an all-new episode about the 40-year hunt

for one of the most terrifying serial killers in American history, the Golden State Killer.

This week, while I'm finishing up my research, the Cold Case File team will be replaying one of

their favorite classic episodes. It's called The Barrel. It's about basically the worst thing you

can possibly imagine when you go to clean out your cellar. Be sure to subscribe and tune in next week

and average use day going forward for a new season of Cold Case Files.

This was an upper middle class long island neighborhood where the homes were luxury homes.

There's no crime. That's why everybody wants to come and believe about here.

Toward the rear, there is a 22 by 24-foot crawl space.

It crawled all the way to the back of the crawl space. He saw the barrel.

I saw what appeared to be a human hand and a foot.

When you purchase an old house, you never really know exactly what's coming with it.

Maybe it's a leaky pipe, some hidden mold, or perhaps it's an old note stashed beneath a floor

board. For one long island man in 1999 though, his house came along with an entirely different

kind of mystery. A large, sealed metal barrel left in the crawl space for what seemed like decades.

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