COLD RED – A true crime podcast series hosted by two of the most well respected criminal profilers in law enforcement history. Ride along with Ray and Fitz as t...
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In this episode of Cold Red, hosts Ray Carr and Fitz engage with Natalie Schilling, a renowned linguist, discussing her journey in forensic linguistics, the intricacies of language evidence, and memorable cases she has worked on. Natalie shares insights into her experiences with law enforcement, the challenges of expert testimony in court, and her current work in trademark and copyright disputes. The conversation highlights the importance of linguistic analysis in criminal investigations and the nuances of dialect variation.
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forensic linguistics, Natalie Schilling, language evidence, dialect variation, expert testimony, criminal cases, linguistics, language analysis, law enforcement, trademark disputes
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The Tragic Story of Rebecca Gould
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In this episode of Cold Red, hosts Ray Carr and Fitz welcome cold case investigator Jennifer Bucholtz, who shares her journey from military service to her current role in investigating unsolved murders. The conversation delves into the tragic case of Rebecca Gould, a young woman who went missing in 2004 and was later found murdered. Jen discusses the challenges faced during the investigation, including family dynamics and the eventual arrest of William Miller, who confessed to the crime. The episode also explores the potential for other victims linked to Miller and the ongoing efforts to solve cold cases through community involvement.
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cold case, investigation, Rebecca Gould, forensic science, criminal justice, military, podcast, true crime, unsolved murder, Jennifer Bucholtz
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Unraveling a Rare Kidnapping Case
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In this episode of Cold Red, hosts Ray Carr and Fitz engage with a forensic linguist from Norway. They explore her journey into forensic linguistics, the psychological aspects of crime, and the impact of language on relationships. The conversation delves into the tragic 2011 Norway attacks and the ongoing investigation into the disappearance of Anne Elizabeth Hagen, discussing the evidence, theories, and the role of language in crime investigation.
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forensic linguistics, crime investigation, Norway, kidnapping, language analysis, trauma, Anne Elizabeth Hagen, crime statistics, psychological aspects of crime, language and relationships
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New Orleans, Las Vegas, mass shooting and More
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In this episode, Ray Carr and Fitz discuss the recent New Year's shootout in New Orleans and the Las Vegas incident, exploring the motivations behind these attacks, the role of mental health, and the connections to military backgrounds. They emphasize the importance of community awareness and prevention strategies to mitigate risks associated with potential future attacks.
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Understanding the Mind of a Mass Shooter
Summary
In this episode of Cold Red, hosts Ray Carr and Fitz engage with a forensic linguist from Norway. They explore her journey into forensic linguistics, the psychological aspects of crime, and the impact of language on relationships. The conversation delves into the tragic 2011 Norway attacks and the ongoing investigation into the disappearance of Anne Elizabeth Hagen, discussing the evidence, theories, and the role of language in crime investigation.
Keywords
forensic linguistics, crime investigation, Norway, kidnapping, language analysis, trauma, Anne Elizabeth Hagen, crime statistics, psychological aspects of crime, language and relationships
COLD RED – A true crime podcast series hosted by two of the most well respected criminal profilers in law enforcement history. Ride along with Ray and Fitz as they dive into various cold cases, innocence projects, and some of their classic, high profile, international cases.
Raymond Carr
https://raymondjcarr.com
Ray joined the FBI following college, working the robbery-homicide division. He was soon promoted to the Bank Robbery division in Philadelphia, the city with the 2nd highest bank robbery and armored vehicle robbery rate in the nation. Ray later moved on to the Bureau’s Behavioral Science Unit building profiles on serial offenders. He was assigned to lead the Friday Night Bank Robber task force where Ray would build a profile for the most successful bank robber in American
History. Upon retirement, Ray wrote the book 30 Years On The Run about the capture and arrest of the robber and has since been featured on various series and documentaries discussing some of his high profile cases such as Homicide City and FBI: Criminal Pursuit on the Investigation Discovery.
“Cops don’t solve cases, the community does!”
“The victim is the most overlooked aspect of the crime by law enforcement.” -Ray Carr
James Fitzgerald www.jamesrfitzgerald.com
“Fitz” was a former Philadelphia Police Detective who later joined the FBI and was quickly promoted to the Behavioral Science Unit where he partnered up with Ray Carr building profiles on various criminals throughout the US. A forensic linguistics expert, Fitz is known for taking down the Unabomber and working several high profile cases like Jon Benet Ramsey and The DC Sniper. Upon retiring from the FBI, Fitz wrote a series of book volumes titled: Journey to the Center of the Mind and has been featured on numerous television shows including The Discovery Original Series – Manhunt: The Unabomber, where actor Sam Worthington played the role of Fitz.
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