Buried Bones - a historical true crime podcast with Kate Winkler Dawson and Paul Holes

In this engaging podcast, Kate and Paul delve into a 1978 murder case in Washington, D.C., utilizing ballistics and hair analysis to find suspects. They discuss cab driver vulnerabilities, connections between murders, forensic analysis of bullets, hair evidence examination, ballistic evidence challenges, witness credibility issues, and the impact of DNA evidence on legal proceedings. The episode explores the evolving role of technology in solving cases and teases future episodes.

In this intriguing podcast, the investigators uncover a murder weapon in rural Iowa, with the family dog playing a surprising role in the case. The discussion includes forensic genealogy investigation, canine behavior in crime scenes, axe discovery, blood and hair analysis, family secrets, and the complexities of relationships in a historical crime case.

Explore a 1900 Iowa family's violent tragedy with multiple suspects emerging. Delve into historical true crime cases in Fall River, Massachusetts in 'Tinfold More Wicked'. Discover the impact of retired investigators on solving cold cases and the dark side of a respected leader with hidden abuse tendencies.

In this podcast, the hosts delve into the chilling murders in late 1800s Austin, Texas, focusing on the violent attacks, victim selection, and the prime suspect. They explore the mystery of the suspect's footprint and analyze the suspects and community response in the unsolved case of the Servant Girl Annihilator. The episode is filled with shocking revelations and unexpected turns in this historical true crime story.

Delving into the haunting true crime tale of the Servant Girl Annihilator in 1885 Austin, Texas, focusing on the targeted black domestic workers. Exploring media-driven monikers for serial predators and analyzing a brutal crime scene involving a man and woman. Investigating foot impressions and suspects in a violent murder case that has caused fear and frustration within the Black community.

Exploring a 1878 murder case involving an escaped bull, potential crime concealment on a farm, and unraveling the mysteries behind the victim's death. Delving into the complexities of investigating rural crimes, the role of physical labor in building strength on farms, and assessing the behavior of suspects during trials. Reflecting on challenges in forensic analysis, crime scene staging, and the historical nuances of the coroner system.

In this episode, the hosts delve into historical true crime cases involving suspicious deaths, potential motives, conflicting alibis, and intricate forensic investigations. They explore theories of poison, sinister plots, and legal complexities, shedding light on the dark side of history.

In this podcast, Paul and Kate delve into the mysterious disappearance of a bride-to-be in 1870s Connecticut, exploring the sketch analysis of the crime scene, James' shady past, and forensic analysis of evidence. The conversation also touches on physical ailments, historical mysteries, and the ethical dilemmas faced by forensic experts.

Join Kate and Paul as they explore a medical mystery from 1974 Long Island involving two sisters falling ill after a party. Delve into toxicology testing challenges, metabolic variability, and the investigation of mysterious deaths due to hydrocarbon poisoning. Unravel the complexities of the case and the race against time to uncover the truth behind the elusive causes of the girls' ailments.

In this podcast, hosts delve into a historical true crime case from 1846 NY, exploring racial tensions, unjust accusations, and the impact of solitary confinement. They discuss the legal complexities surrounding the suspect's mental state, the contrasting experiences of two prisoners, and the psychological toll of harsh punishments.