Buried Bones - a historical true crime podcast with Kate Winkler Dawson and Paul Holes Off Track
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Jun 4, 2025 Dive into the unsettling case of Jody Loomis, a young woman found in Washington in 1972, as the hosts reveal critical evidence and the emotional toll on her family. Discover the unexpected uses of leeches and maggots in medicine, showcasing unconventional healing practices. The discussion also critiques the often misunderstood impact of a .22 caliber bullet in homicides while exploring the intricacies of cold cases and the role of genetic genealogy in solving them. These riveting tales intertwine forensic science with gripping historical narratives.
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Discovery of Jodi Loomis
- A couple found Jodi Loomis badly injured, leading to her tragic death and a complex investigation.
- Her condition and clothing suggested a violent assault and abandonment in a rural area.
Characteristics of a .22 Caliber Gun
- A .22 caliber gun is often chosen due to availability, quietness, and difficulty tracing bullets.
- Despite being low-powered, .22 rounds can still cause fatal injuries.
Understanding Sexual Assault Evidence
- Evidence of sexual assault was found but specifics were not detailed in the autopsy.
- Medical examiners must detail injuries or biological evidence when sexual assault is observed.
