The Trail Went Cold – Episode 114 – Henry Baltimore Jr. and Oliver Munson

The Trail Went Cold

Robin Warder

True Crime, Tv & Film

4.5 • 3.2K Ratings

🗓️ 6 March 2019

⏱️ 44 minutes

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May 30, 1973. East Lansing, Michigan. The sister of 21-year old university student Henry Baltimore Jr. goes to meet him at his apartment, but discovers he is not there and eventually reports him missing. Nearly three months earlier, a pair of attackers had broken into Henry’s apartment to assault and rob him and police arrested […]

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0:00.0	This episode of The Trail Went Cold is brought to you by Murderbook, a new True Crime podcast
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0:10.8	Also be sure to check out Dark Sacred Night, Michael Connelly's latest number one bestseller
0:15.8	featuring detectives Harry Bosch and Renee Ballard. Thank you and enjoy the show.
0:21.8	May 30th, 1973, East Lansing, Michigan. The sister of 21-year-old university student
0:29.5	Henry Baltimore, Jr. goes to meet him at his apartment but discovers he is not there,
0:34.4	and Henry is soon reported missing. Nearly three months earlier, a pair of attackers had broken
0:39.6	into Henry's apartment to assault and rob him. When police arrested a suspect named Roy Davis,
0:45.6	Henry testified against him in his preliminary hearing. Even though Davis allegedly threatened Henry
0:51.2	and his disappearance took place only two days before Davis's arraignment,
0:55.4	there is no evidence to implicate anyone, and Henry is never found. After that, the trail went cold.
1:25.8	Hello everyone and welcome to the latest episode of The Trail Went Cold. I'm your host Robin
1:43.1	Warner and today we're going to be covering two unsolved missing persons cases, the 1973
1:49.1	disappearance of Henry Baltimore, Jr., and the 1984 disappearance of Oliver Munson.
1:55.2	That voice you just heard narrate in our opening was Ryan Eikenfeld, a previous winner of our
2:00.1	trail went cold list or voiceover contest. I originally picked Ryan's name as a winner back in
2:05.6	October to do some narration on our Halloween episode, but since there were issues with his email,
2:11.3	I couldn't get a hold of him until recently, so I thought I'd give him the opportunity to narrate
2:16.0	this episode. Anyway, it's been a while since the trail went cold in one of its two for one
2:20.9	episodes, in which I explored two separate cases, and even though these particular cases aren't
2:26.6	connected, they share some eerie similarities. I featured both of them in an article I wrote for
2:32.1	Lisfer several years ago titled, Ten Witnesses Who Came to Trajicans. Henry Baltimore, Jr., and Oliver
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