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Every week The Double D sleuths, look at cases and events that have remained unexplained past and present. Join us for this 30 minute broadcast as we explore what the police and media have been unable to resolve, We talk about the case itself, witnesses, time lines, persons of interest and any police or court information available. Join us, you may notice something that could change everything! If you would like us to explore a case in your area. Pop the name and year into the chat for any show.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Dorothy and her co-host revisit unresolved cases by testing official explanations against stubborn details, contradictory evidence, and unanswered investigative questions.
Unsolved Mysteries follows unresolved cases by laying out a narrative, then pressing on the details that refuse to settle. Dorothy and her co-host move from Captain Kidd's disputed treasure and the abandoned MV Joyita to the Investor killings, Thomas Quick's confessions, and…
Dorothy questions why anyone would abandon a boat described as virtually unsinkable; you can argue back.
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A politician's grand ambitions, missing relief money, and a disappearance that did not last long.
The account presents John Stonehouse as a politician whose ambition and secrecy finally collided in public view. He wanted to be a millionaire first and a prime minister after that, backed Bangladesh independence, and then came under a Department of Trade investigation as…
A hotel story where the deaths and the window falls refuse to settle into a clean explanation.
Cecil Hotel Mysteries Part 2 stays with the hotel's grim reputation and resists treating the deaths there as just another run of bad luck. It draws a line between ordinary tragedy and a place that seems to collect unanswered questions, then lingers on the reported deaths instead…
A vanished lord, a broken household, and a case that never settles.
This episode treats Lord Lucan as a case that keeps opening up the more it is examined: a vanished aristocrat, a murdered nanny, a wife in the middle of a collapsing marriage, and a manhunt that never found him dead or alive.
A historical mob killing that stays unresolved, with skepticism doing the heavy lifting.
The episode treats the St. Valentine's Day Massacre as a Chicago crime that never fully settles into a clean answer: seven men were lined up in a garage, police uniforms were used as a disguise, and the hosts keep testing the gap between the evidence and the explanation being…
A skeptical look at the Cecil Hotel's geometry and the deaths that still do not fit it.
The episode keeps the Cecil Hotel under a skeptical light, with the building's geometry doing most of the work. It keeps returning to rooftop falls, window heights, and fire escapes, then checking them against photos and police reports.
A blunt, curious take on a disappearance that never should have happened.
The episode takes up an odd disappearance: Australian prime minister Harold Holt went swimming at Cheviot Beach in 1967 and never came back to shore.
A skeptical final pass through the Cecil Hotel's strangest unresolved questions.
This final Cecil Hotel chapter returns to Goldie Pigeon's murder and Elisa Lam's disappearance, and it keeps a steady eye on the odd arrest tied to bloodstained clothing and the gaps that follow. It does not rush past the awkward parts.
A skeptical look at the Cecil Hotel's reputation and the evidence people keep trying to pin down.
The Cecil Hotel Mysteries: Part 1 frames the hotel as a place that has spent decades answering for its reputation. The hosts open with its 1924 start in Los Angeles, the $1.5 million build, the 700-room scale, and the marble lobby, then sit with the uneasy contrast between a…
Unresolved cases, questioned carefully.
Ashley Flowers and Britt Prawat revisit unsolved murders and cold cases as new evidence surfaces.
Two friends narrate true crime cases, listener stories, and archived live-tour shows.
Multi-part true crime narration, from BTK's Wichita letters to Australian cold-case disappearances.
ABC Audio's Theranos fraud series that also introduces its other true-crime podcasts.
This episode investigates John Stonehouse, a British MP who faked his own death in 1974 to escape massive debts and fraud charges.
Unsolved Mysteries turns to the Alaskan mass murder.
Unsolved Mysteries turns to Lord Lucan, identified as Richard John Bingham, the seventh Earl of Lucan, who disappeared in 1974 after Sandra Rivett was killed in the Lucan family home.
The episode revisits the St.
Unsolved Mysteries’ “British Mp Faked his own Death part 2” centers on John Stonehouse, a Labour MP who used false names, a false passport, and a disappearance that led to his arrest in Australia.
Unsolved Mysteries follows the strange case of Thomas Quick, later identified as Stuart Burgwell, whose murder confessions began inside a psychiatric facility after an armed-robbery conviction.
The hosts investigate suspicious deaths at the Cecil Hotel, questioning official narratives around suicides and murders.
Dorothy and Rita examine the MV Joy Vita, which left Apia, Samoa, on October 3rd, 1955 with 25 passengers, 16 crew members, and four tons of cargo bound for the Tokelau Islands.
Gloria Ramirez, a 31-year-old mother of two, arrived at Riverside General Hospital in Riverside, California on February 19, 1994 with irregular heartbeat and shortness of breath.
Dorothy frames Unsolved Mysteries: Cecil Hotel Mysteries Final as a look back at several deaths tied to the Cecil Hotel, including Goldie Osgood, Viva Brown, Alison Lowell, and Elisa Lam.
Unsolved Mysteries: Lord Lucan Nanny Killer part 2 focuses on the inquest evidence, including Lady Lucan’s seven large scalp lacerations, blood group A and B stains, and fibers found in the Ford Corsair.
The hosts reopen the Cecil Hotel story.
Dorothy and Rita open with three brief disappearance stories, starting with the strangest one: Australian prime minister Harold Holt vanishing after a swim at Cheviot Beach in 1967.
Captain Kidd's treasure is treated with skepticism, not certainty.
Part two stays inside the Cecil Hotel and keeps the pressure on the strange run of deaths tied to it.