Hello, everyone. I'm sure you probably weren't expecting to see a drop in our trail-in-cold feed on a Sunday,

but we're actually performing this feed drop as an opportunity to promote another true-crime podcast I'm sure you'll love,

which covers unsolved cold cases and also has the word cold in the title. And that's gone cold, Texas True Crime.

Texas is well known for being tough on crime and those who commit it, or at least the ones who get caught.

There are tens of thousands of unsolved homicides in Texas and nearly as many open missing persons cases.

In 2017, Gone Cold, Texas True Crime began with the story of Carla Walker and a community came together and demanded justice.

Almost 47 years after her murder, Carla's case was solved. Since then, Gone Cold has told the stories of

hundreds of other cold cases. Gone Cold's concentration is on the state's lesser known crimes,

the cases the media have long left behind,

like the assassination of Red River County Commissioner Alton Peak in 1996, and the case of 12-year-old

Kimberly Norwood, who disappeared from Hallsville in 1989.

You'll also occasionally hear higher-profile cases on Gone Cold, such as a comprehensive series

on the 1996 abduction and murder of 9-year-old Amber Hagerman, the little girl behind the

alert, and a detailed look at the 1974 disappearances of Rachel Trellisa, Renee Wilson, and

Julie Mosley, collectively known as the Fort Worth missing trio.

Now, as you might recall, the trail went cold covered the Fort Worth missing trio case way back on episode number two when we were

still getting our feet wet as a podcast. Well, gone cold went all out and did a ton of in-depth

research to produce an extensive series about this story, which contained a lot

of information I did not know before and caused me to look at this case in a much different light.

So for this feed drop, we're going to play a clip from episode number one of their series.

While you listen, join Gone Cold's mission to bring forgotten cases back into the public's awareness by subscribing to Gone Cold Texas True Crime wherever you listen to podcasts.

Gone Cold isn't just a murder podcast, it's a pursuit for justice.

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