Hello everyone, this is Rob and Warner and I'm guessing that some of you might be surprised

to see a new trail went cold episode suddenly pop up in your feed on a Saturday, so I think

I should provide a brief explanation.

As I'm sure you know, we are currently experiencing a global pandemic with the coronavirus, which

is keeping most people indoors and has canceled many forms of entertainment, so we felt that

the least we could do for our listeners is provide some additional entertainment and release

a surprise bonus episode.

The episode you're about to hear was released exclusively to our Patreon feed nearly two

years ago, right after we launched on the platform, so only a handful of people have ever heard

it.

And if you're not in the mood for anything dark right now and need a break from true crime,

you're in luck, because this episode is about the life and career of the legendary Robert

Stack.

It's actually one of my favorite episodes we've ever reduced, so I'm glad that more people

will finally get to hear it.

Anyway I hope you all remain safe and healthy out there and enjoy the episode!

November 29th, 1987 Millions of people tune into NBC to watch a TV special about unsolved

mysteries, which is hosted by a legendary well-respected Hollywood actor.

The special is eventually turned into a full-time television series, and this actor becomes

the permanent host.

Three decades later, after this TV show and the host have become pop culture icons, they

inspire a true crime podcast called The Trail Went Colt.

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