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Welcome to DeepCold — where we investigate the world’s most baffling unsolved mysteries, forgotten cold cases, and chilling true-crime disappearances. When years pass, files gather dust, and official trails go...
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Welcome to DeepCold — where we investigate the world’s most baffling unsolved mysteries, forgotten cold cases, and chilling true-crime disappearances. When years pass, files gather dust, and official trails go cold, we step in. Through exhaustive forensic timelines, unsealed police files, verified eyewitness testimony, and investigative criminal profiling, DeepCold uncovers the buried truths behind cases that mainstream media left behind.
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29 OTT 2026 · Pee Wee Gaskins murdered Martha Ann Dicks in 1972. Her remains were found in a Sumter County drainage ditch in 1997, sent to the College of Charleston for study, and lost in a closet for 28 years — until a cardboard box was handed to a coroner in June 2025. This true crime episode reconstructs the last recovered victim of South Carolina's most prolific serial killer.
On June 13, 2025, a box of human remains was recovered from a closet on the College of Charleston campus. At a South Carolina coroners' conference that month, a fellow coroner handed the cardboard box to Sumter County coroner Robbie Baker. Inside were fragments of a skull and bones. DNA identified them as Martha Ann Dicks, nineteen, last seen leaving a nightclub in Sumter in March 1972. Her siblings had died without answers; only nieces and nephews remained to plan the memorial that had waited fifty-three years.
Donald "Pee Wee" Gaskins (1933-1991) confessed to poisoning her — spiking her Coca-Cola with battery acid after rumors linked the two of them. He told shifting stories: that he was the father of her unborn child, that she was a drug dealer, that she had run off to Texas. None of it held. His confirmed toll was thirteen victims: his teenage niece Janice Kirby and her friend Patricia Alsbrook in 1970, Doreen Hope Dempsey and her two-year-old daughter Robin in 1973, and eight people buried in shallow graves near his Prospect home, found after the 1975 disappearance of thirteen-year-old Kim Gehlken. Sentenced to death in 1976, overturned in 1978, then ten concurrent life sentences. In 1982 he murdered death-row inmate Rudolph Tyner with a C4 bomb hidden in a radio, earning a second death sentence. He was executed on September 6, 1991.
Sources: Wikipedia, "Donald Henry Gaskins"; Garden & Gun, "A New Book Summons a Southern Serial Killer's Reign of Terror" (December 2025); Dig Me a Grave by Dick Harpootlian with Shaun Assael.
Chapters:
0:00 - The Box
1:05 - The Girl in the Box
1:52 - Sumter, 1972
2:35 - The Smallest Man
3:53 - The Private Cemetery
4:48 - The Rumor
5:46 - The First Graves
6:25 - The Drowned
7:09 - The Unraveling
8:11 - The Bomb
9:06 - The Ditch
9:54 - The University
10:56 - The Closet
11:52 - June Thirteenth
12:34 - The Handoff
13:18 - A Proper Goodbye
14:03 - The Last Page
15:14 - Still DeepCold
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28 OTT 2026 · Stefanie Damron, a 13-year-old from New Sweden, Maine, walked into the woods after an argument with her sister on September 23, 2024, and was never seen again. This true crime episode reconstructs the disappearance of Stefanie Damron: one of the largest missing-person searches in Aroostook County history, an off-grid family with no digital trail to follow, the FBI's $15,000 reward, and two years without a single confirmed sighting.
Thirteen-year-old Stefanie Damron left her family's home on West Road in New Sweden, Maine, on September 23, 2024, after an argument with her sister. She walked into the nearby woods to cool off. She never came home. She was reported missing the next morning. The Damrons lived off the grid: twenty acres, a yurt home, no running water, no indoor plumbing, power from a generator. That meant almost no digital trail for investigators to follow - no phone, no texts, no location pings. The Maine State Police, the Maine Warden Service, and the FBI searched with K-9 teams, drones, and grid searches. In December 2024 the FBI announced a $15,000 reward and placed Stefanie on the FBI Most Wanted Kidnappings and Missing Persons list. Planned searches continued in May 2025 and again on September 17-18, 2026. Her family organized their own searches. No confirmed sighting has ever been reported. She would have turned 16 on October 6, 2026. The case remains open and active. Anyone with information is asked to call the Maine State Police Houlton Barracks at 1-800-924-2261 or the FBI at 1-800-CALL-FBI.
Chapters:
0:00 - The Walk
0:42 - New Sweden
1:21 - An Ordinary Argument
1:57 - Three in the Afternoon
2:24 - The Morning After
3:01 - The Last Seen
3:33 - The Largest Search
4:14 - The First Grid
4:58 - The Missing Digital Trail
5:44 - Silence
6:15 - The Fifteen Thousand Dollars
6:47 - The Volunteers
7:20 - The New Photos
7:56 - The May Search
8:28 - The Father Speaks
9:00 - The Mother's Fear
9:24 - The Five-Part Special
9:58 - The Theories
10:33 - Ruling Out
11:02 - What Searchers Know
11:48 - The September Search
12:17 - Sixteen
12:45 - The Off Grid Truth
13:17 - What Was Not Found
14:01 - The Tip Line
14:39 - The Neighbors
15:09 - Still Open
15:43 - The Question
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27 OTT 2026 · Jonathan Luna was a 38-year-old federal prosecutor from Baltimore who left his office near midnight on December 3, 2003, and was found the next morning stabbed 36 times, face down in a shallow Pennsylvania creek. This true crime episode reconstructs his baffling overnight drive through three states, the long-sealed autopsy now unsealed, and the homicide ruling the FBI disputed for two decades.
On the night of December 3-4, 2003, Assistant U.S. Attorney Jonathan Luna drove from Baltimore through Delaware and New Jersey into Lancaster County, Pennsylvania - paying cash at toll booth after toll booth despite an active E-ZPass, withdrawing $200 from an ATM at 12:57 a.m., and buying gas at 3:20 a.m. - before his Honda Accord was found idling near a creek, his body in the water. The Lancaster County coroner ruled homicide: 36 stab wounds, defensive cuts on the hands, blunt force trauma, and freshwater drowning. The FBI leaned toward suicide, saying he was alone all night. Sealed in 2020, the full autopsy was finally released in 2025: wounds "consistent with the use of a can opener, spike, knife" and an unopened penknife at the scene bearing no blood. A second blood type and a partial fingerprint were found in the car. No suspect has ever been identified. No motive established. A $100,000 federal reward sits unclaimed. The investigation remains open.
Chapters:
0:00 - The Creek
0:42 - The Prosecutor
1:22 - The Last Day
2:17 - The Empty Desk
3:01 - The Drive North
3:54 - Twelve Fifty-Seven
4:28 - The Gas Station at 3:20
5:04 - The Last Hour
5:33 - The Discovery
6:14 - Thirty-Six Wounds
6:53 - The Drowning
7:29 - The Autopsy That Stayed Sealed
8:17 - The Penknife That Was Not
9:06 - The FBI's Theory
9:48 - The Money
10:25 - The Kidnapping That Went Too Far
11:16 - The Back Seat
11:51 - Two Coroners
12:36 - No Suspect
13:19 - The Hundred Thousand Dollars
15:33 - The Questions That Remain
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26 OTT 2026 · Jennifer Kesse disappeared from her Orlando condo in January 2006 and was never seen again. Now, twenty years later, previously untested DNA evidence has emerged in the Kesse case, and investigators say the list of persons of interest has shrunk to a short list. In this DeepCold episode, we reconstruct the timeline of the 2006 disappearance: the wet towel, the laid-out work clothes, the abandoned black Malibu at Texas and Americana, and the faceless figure behind the fence. Then we examine what the new DNA findings can and cannot prove.
DeepCold investigates unresolved mysteries with careful, sourced storytelling. Jennifer Kesse remains classified as missing and endangered by the FBI, the FDLE, and Interpol. Her family announced the existence of previously untested DNA evidence in October 2025; no match and no arrest has been announced. The persons of interest, the surveillance footage, and the family's claims are presented as reported, not as established fact.
In this episode:
0:00 - The Empty Condo
1:04 - The Girl Who Had It Together
2:01 - The Last Weekend
2:41 - The Last Voices
3:20 - The Morning She Did Not Call
4:10 - The Wet Towel
5:25 - The Car, a Mile Away
6:29 - The Figure Behind the Fence
7:22 - The Wiped-Down Car
8:12 - The Construction Site
9:09 - Chino
10:10 - The Cleared Men
11:02 - The False Trails
11:47 - The Family Fights Back
12:55 - The DNA Announcement
14:12 - What DNA Can and Cannot Do
15:12 - The Price of Never Knowing
16:18 - The Theories, Weighed
17:18 - Twenty Years On
18:19 - The Door That Never Opened Again
If you have information about the disappearance of Jennifer Kesse, contact the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, the FBI, or Central Florida Crimeline.
Sources: the r/UnresolvedMysteries case thread on the October 2025 DNA announcement; Wikipedia, Disappearance of Jennifer Kesse; Florida local news reporting (WKMG/ClickOrlando, WESH, Florida Today).
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25 OTT 2026 · A missing elderly man vanishes inside Santiago airport in this unsolved DeepCold case. Fermín Delgado Pinto, eighty-five, landed from Lima on April second, twenty eighteen, with a promised escort that never appeared. Security cameras caught him wandering the terminal alone, refusing a taxi, asking a man in a neon jacket for directions, joining a bus-stop line, then walking out of frame toward the highway. His pension was never collected. The airline says its job ended at the gate. Eight years later, no one knows what happened after the bus stop.
DeepCold investigates unresolved mysteries with careful, sourced storytelling. The Fermín Delgado Pinto case remains officially unresolved: he is still missing, the man in the neon jacket was never identified, and the family's claims are presented as the family's claims throughout.
In this episode:
0:00 - The Empty Door
0:55 - Two Weeks in Lima
1:37 - The Last-Minute Ticket
2:26 - A Promise at the Counter
3:12 - The Man Himself
4:04 - The Family Waits
4:43 - The Wheelchair Story
5:30 - The Footage
6:19 - Toward the Street
7:11 - The Man in the Neon Jacket
8:01 - Out of Frame
8:46 - The Five-Day Wait
9:27 - The Sightings
10:05 - Two Doors, Two Stories
10:53 - The Pension That Was Never Collected
11:46 - The Questions
12:32 - A System That Looks Away
13:19 - The Daughter's Card
14:03 - Eight Years On
14:45 - If You Know Something
If you have information about Fermín Delgado Pinto, contact the PDI, Chile's investigative police, or any Chilean consulate in your country.
Sources: the r/UnresolvedMysteries case thread on the 2018 disappearance; Chilean press reporting on the Fermín Delgado Pinto case.
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24 OTT 2026 · Jonathan Hoang, a missing autistic young man from Arlington, Washington, vanished on the night of March thirtieth, twenty twenty-five, and his unsolved disappearance has become one of Washington state's most haunting cold cases. Jonathan, twenty-two, has the mental abilities of a nine or ten-year-old, cannot travel alone, and cannot find his way home. His family's own cameras caught him returning from his nightly walk that night but never showed him leaving. Nearly three months later, around eleven at night on June twenty-third, a doorbell camera in Kirkland, forty-three miles away, captured a confused young man wandering a porch. Jonathan's family is certain it is him. The Snohomish County Sheriff's Office disagrees. This episode reconstructs Jonathan's last known night, the family's belief that he was lured by someone he trusted, the six-figure reward, and the questions that remain unanswered.
DeepCold investigates unresolved mysteries with careful, sourced storytelling. The Jonathan Hoang case remains officially unresolved: he is still missing, no suspect has been named, and the family's claims are presented as the family's claims throughout.
In this episode:
0:00 - The Man on the Porch
0:47 - Arlington
1:29 - Jonathan
2:31 - The Nightly Walk
3:38 - March Thirtieth
4:29 - Coming Home, Never Leaving
5:32 - The Search Begins
6:45 - A Family Takes Over
7:43 - Two Months of Silence
8:43 - Kirkland, Forty-Three Miles Away
9:40 - Eleven PM on June Twenty-Third
10:37 - The Family Says It Is Him
11:44 - The Sheriff Says Otherwise
12:46 - The Lure Theory
13:45 - A Hundred Thousand Dollars
14:44 - What the Cameras Cannot Tell Us
15:39 - Why He Cannot Be Out There Alone
16:33 - The Questions That Remain
17:35 - How to Help
18:36 - Forty-Three Miles
If you have information about Jonathan Hoang, contact the Snohomish County Sheriff's Office at 425-407-3970 or reach the family through findjonathanhoang.com. A $100,000 reward has been posted by the family for information.
Sources: findjonathanhoang.com (the Hoang family's official site); the FindJonathanH family campaign; reporting on the case including the Crime Junkie Podcast coverage; r/UnresolvedMysteries discussion thread.
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23 OTT 2026 · Calvin Jones, a missing pizza driver from Cleveland, Ohio, vanished on the night of August twentieth, twenty twenty-four, and his cold case has haunted his family ever since. Bub — as everyone called the thirty-eight-year-old father of three — was last seen alive at Georgio's Pizza on Harvard Avenue. Eleven months later, his remains were found in a ravine in Cleveland's Slavic Village neighborhood and identified by dental records. His wallet and bank card lay with him. His twenty eleven Chevrolet Impala was never found. The Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner's cause of death finding: undetermined. This episode reconstructs Calvin's last known night, his mother Donna Ayers' year-long search, and the unanswered questions the Cleveland Police Homicide Unit is still investigating.
DeepCold investigates unresolved mysteries with careful, sourced storytelling. The Calvin Jones case remains officially unresolved: the cause of death is undetermined, no suspect has been named, and the car has never been recovered. The family's statements are presented as the family's claims.
In this episode:
0:00 - The Pizza Driver Who Vanished
0:54 - Bub
1:40 - Georgios Pizza
2:32 - The Night He Did Not Come Home
3:10 - The Missing Car
3:54 - The Search Begins
4:34 - A Mothers Plea
5:14 - Television Takes Notice
5:52 - Eleven Months of Nothing
6:37 - The Ravine
7:25 - Identifying Calvin
8:10 - What Was Found With Him
8:57 - The Case Changes Hands
9:43 - The Science That Says Nothing
10:30 - What We Do Not Know
11:15 - The Questions That Remain
12:01 - A Case Without a Verdict
12:47 - How to Help
13:33 - Eleven Months
14:16 - The Road Goes On
If you have information about Calvin Jones's disappearance or his vehicle, contact the Cleveland Police Homicide Unit at 216-623-5464 or Crime Stoppers of Cuyahoga County.
Sources: FOX 8 Cleveland (August 2025) coverage and Amanda Berry's reporting on the Jones family search; 3News/WKYC Cleveland reporting on the medical examiner's undetermined finding; Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner's Office; Cleveland Division of Police; r/UnresolvedMysteries discussion thread.
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22 OTT 2026 · Buford Pusser, the Walking Tall sheriff of McNairy County, Tennessee, was already a folk hero when his wife Pauline Pusser died in 1967 — until the TBI said the ambush never happened. His story: four mob gunmen ambushed their car on New Hope Road, killing Pauline and wounding him in the jaw. No one was ever arrested. The legend only grew — the 1973 film Walking Tall, its sequels, and a 2004 remake made him, in the famous phrase, America's most famous lawman since Wyatt Earp. Then, in August 2025, Tennessee investigators said forensic evidence showed Pauline was most likely shot outside the car and her body placed in the front seat, Buford's cheek wound was likely self-inflicted at close range, and an old nasal fracture pointed to interpersonal trauma. This episode reconstructs Buford's life and legend, the forensic case that unraveled it, and the counterargument — heard fairly. Pauline Mullins Pusser was a coal miner's daughter from Dickenson County, Virginia, a mother of three, who was buried without an autopsy and exhumed in February 2024 for one fifty-seven years after her death.
DeepCold investigates unresolved mysteries with careful, sourced storytelling. The Pauline Pusser case remains officially unresolved: no living person can be tried, and the evidence will never face cross-examination.
In this episode:
0:00 - The Legend Turns
0:48 - A Giant from Adamsville
1:35 - Buford the Bull
2:13 - Pauline Mullins
2:54 - The Marriage
3:41 - The Badge
4:19 - War on the Sin Strip
5:02 - Six Years of Violence
5:54 - The Phone Call
6:45 - No One Ever Charged
7:29 - The Legend Grows
8:24 - The Last Night
9:12 - Fifty Years of Silence
10:11 - The File Opens
10:53 - The Science Speaks
11:56 - Intimate Violence
12:46 - The Press Conference
13:54 - The Duty of the Living
14:40 - The Other Side
15:31 - Walking Away
Sources: Associated Press reporting on the August 29, 2025 TBI/District Attorney press conference; Business Insider reporting on the TBI case file; Wikipedia (Buford Pusser); The Gypsy Journal RV profile of Buford Pusser; The Jackson Sun retrospective (ndinsider.com); William Harmening, The Trial of Buford H. Pusser; r/UnresolvedMysteries discussion thread.
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21 OTT 2026 · Narain family disappearance, Eugene Oregon 1987: a whole family vanishes, and for twenty years no one knows their names. Raj Mati Narain, 24 and two months pregnant, her 14-month-old daughter Kamnee, and her husband Ashok disappeared from Eugene, Oregon in 1987. Weeks later, a headless torso surfaced in the Lewis River in Washington, legs in the Willamette River in Portland, and a baby's body in the Cowlitz River. The victims remained Jane Does for two decades, until a brother's internet search from Australia, a missing-person report from Fiji, and DNA testing in 2007 brought their names home. This cold case episode reconstructs the Narain family story: the arranged marriage in Fiji, the quiet life in Eugene, the rivers that held the truth, and the husband who vanished and was never found.
DeepCold investigates unresolved mysteries with careful, sourced storytelling. The Narain family case remains unsolved.
In this episode:
0:00 - The Body in the Lewis River
1:03 - Raj Mati Prasad
1:55 - An Arranged Marriage
2:20 - A Quiet Life in Eugene
3:15 - The Letters Stop
4:04 - September Eleventh, 1987
4:43 - Thirty Miles South
5:12 - No Name, No Leads
6:11 - Thirteen Days Later
7:07 - Nobody Comes Forward
7:56 - Silence Across the Pacific
8:43 - Seventeen Years
9:12 - The Brother in Australia
10:15 - 2006: The Report
10:53 - DNA Across the Ocean
11:16 - The Names Come Back
12:33 - Where Is Ashok
13:37 - The White Tercel
14:00 - Three Theories
16:26 - What We Know, What We Don't
Sources: The Charley Project (Ashok Kumar Narain case file); The Trail Went Cold, Episode 450 (The Narain Family); Crimesolverscentral.com case file (Raj Narain); Uncovered.com (Ashok Narain); International Missing Persons Wiki; r/UnresolvedMysteries discussion thread.
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20 OTT 2026 · Silja Trindler murder: 18-year-old Swiss tourist found dead on a French beach in 2000. Suffocated in the dunes of Carcans-Plage, her head held to the sand, a partial male DNA under her fingernails. Twenty-six years later, the case is still unsolved.
On August 5, 2000, the body of Silja Trindler, 18, was discovered in the dunes of Carcans-Plage on the Atlantic coast of southwestern France. She had been asphyxiated, her head pressed to the ground, sand in her airways. Her bikini bottom had been placed on her face; her ring was arranged inside one of her red sneakers. The autopsy showed she had fought back: skin fragments under her nails yielded a partial male DNA, and she had had consensual intercourse shortly before death.
This episode reconstructs her last days: the family holiday at the Carcans campsite, the paranoid crisis in which she felt watched and said people looked at her as if she were mad, the painful past that surfaced years later, the words Bob Marley traced in the sand, the crying girl seen at the Chez Heidi brasserie with a stranger in a striped T-shirt, the composite sketch that led nowhere, the cleared suspects, the eerie parallel of the Audrey Texier murder, and the twenty-three-year hunt through twenty thousand interviews and five thousand seven hundred DNA tests. In 2023, the file moved to the PCSNE cold case unit in Nanterre. No one has ever been convicted.
DeepCold investigates unresolved mysteries with careful, sourced storytelling. The murder of Silja Trindler remains unsolved.
In this episode:
0:00 - The Body in the Dunes
1:03 - Silja Trindler
1:41 - Plot One Hundred Eighteen
2:20 - The Unraveling
3:01 - The Wounds Beneath
3:46 - Friday, August Fourth
4:28 - Writing in the Sand
5:15 - The Disappearance
5:48 - The Discovery
6:32 - The Autopsy
7:18 - Two Thousand Five Hundred Letters
8:04 - Homicide Ohm Thirty-Three
8:38 - The Man from Chez Heidi
9:34 - The Sketch Leads Nowhere
10:11 - The Ruled-Out Suspects
10:54 - The Audrey Texier Parallel
11:52 - The Past Resurfaces
12:55 - The DNA Hunt
13:47 - Nanterre
14:33 - Who Killed Silja Trindler
15:18 - Epilogue
Sources: Wikipedia (Affaire Silja Trindler); Le Parisien / Code source podcast (Apr 2023); Paris Match (Apr 7, 2023); RTL L'Heure du Crime (Apr 5, 2023); Le Temps (May 3, 2001); France Info (Apr 12, 2014); 20 Minutes (Apr 8, 2005); Marianne (Apr 9, 2023); r/UnresolvedMysteries discussion thread.
Welcome to DeepCold — where we investigate the world’s most baffling unsolved mysteries, forgotten cold cases, and chilling true-crime disappearances. When years pass, files gather dust, and official trails go...
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Welcome to DeepCold — where we investigate the world’s most baffling unsolved mysteries, forgotten cold cases, and chilling true-crime disappearances. When years pass, files gather dust, and official trails go cold, we step in. Through exhaustive forensic timelines, unsealed police files, verified eyewitness testimony, and investigative criminal profiling, DeepCold uncovers the buried truths behind cases that mainstream media left behind.
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@DeepCold0
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Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@DeepCold0
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