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EPISODE · Dec 20, 2025 · 39 MIN

A Cold Case Solved and We Scream for Ice Cream

from Henry Lake

On a Friday night, Henry looks into an odd cold kidnapping case that was solved more than 40 years later. After that, what's the best ice cream treat? He reaches out to the listener base for their answers.

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On a Friday night, Henry looks into an odd cold kidnapping case that was solved more than 40 years later. After that, what's the best ice cream treat? He reaches out to the listener base for their answers.

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On a Friday night, Henry looks into an odd cold kidnapping case that was solved more than 40 years later. After that, what's the best ice cream treat? He reaches out to the listener base for their answers.

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