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Uncover the chilling truths hidden beneath the surface. Crime Under Silence delves into the most perplexing real-life mysteries and unsolved cases that defy explanation. We meticulously examine the evidence, explore the darkest corners of human nature, and bring to light the stories that the world tried to forget.

Each day, Crime Under Silence presents a new deep dive into true crime, from baffling disappearances to cold cases finally cracked. Our episodes are released daily, Monday through Sunday, at 4:00 AM, ensuring you always have a fresh dose of suspense to start your day. We go beyond the headlines to give you the full, unvarnished picture of criminal investigations and the people involved.

This podcast is for anyone fascinated by forensic science, criminal psychology, and the relentless pursuit of justice. If you crave gripping narratives and detailed accounts of true crime stories, then Crime Under Silence is your essential daily listen. Subscribe now and join us in our quest to expose the truth.Copyright OBOMEDIA ENTERTAINMENT True Crime
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  • The Padlocked Cellar's Breath: How a Surveyor Found a Vanished Tenant

    The Padlocked Cellar's Breath: How a Surveyor Found a Vanished Tenant
    Oct 25 2026
    A surveyor on a frozen Minnesota road sees breath-fog at a padlocked cellar - what would you do?

    The Padlocked Cellar's Breath: How a Surveyor Found a Vanished Tenant

    In this episode, a routine boundary survey on Creel Road becomes the spark for a small-town mystery when Lisa Gardner notices breath-fog from a padlocked cellar. We follow the first decisions, the people involved, and the winter setting that turns a question into an investigation: what happens next?

    Person: Lisa Gardner
    Person: Amy Crane
    Person: Person: Craig Voss
    Date: January 14 (cold morning) and January 20 (call logged)
    Location: Creel Road, Harlan Falls, Minnesota

    - Lisa Gardner is running a cadastral boundary survey and sees slow, rhythmic breath-fog from a cellar ventilation slot on a morning at nine degrees Fahrenheit.
    - The cabin on Creel Road is padlocked; the padlock was purchased nine days earlier and the hasp appears new compared to the weathered door frame.
    - Amy Crane, a 31-year-old winter tenant who rented the one-room cabin in September, had not been seen for twelve days and missed her Tuesday coffee at Patsy's Diner.
    - Craig Voss, the landlord and local property manager, told neighbors he had spoken to Amy and that she might be visiting family in Duluth, so no missing-persons report was filed initially.
    - Deputy Marcus Cooper received Lisa’s call at 9:41 AM on January 20, logged it, finished other duties, and arrived at the property at 11:15 AM to find the padlock photographed and the door unopened.

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    This episode and its content (audio, text, and related materials) are the exclusive property of OBOMEDIA and are protected by applicable copyright laws. Reproduction, distribution, editing, or commercial use, in whole or in part, without prior written permission from OBOMEDIA is prohibited. For permissions, licensing, and business inquiries: business@obomedia.com.
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    19 min
  • The Parks Crewman's Twenty-Three Minutes That Hid a Murder

    The Parks Crewman's Twenty-Three Minutes That Hid a Murder
    Oct 25 2026
    A parks crewman’s phone pings the Riverwalk-then he vanishes from records for twenty-three minutes; where did the other shoe go?

    The Parks Crewman's Twenty-Three Minutes That Hid a Murder

    In this episode, we follow the timeline that links a missing volunteer, a lone shoe found on the Carver River bank, and a parks groundskeeper’s unexplained twenty-three-minute gap. What decisions and movements during that short window could explain why one shoe vanished and a routine life ended?

    Person: Paula Wilson
    Age: 62
    Location: Millhaven Riverwalk, Carver River
    Date: June 4 - June 9
    Person: Terry Cole

    - Paula walked the same four-block route to the Millhaven Literacy Coalition every Tuesday and Thursday for three years without fail.
    - Surveillance captured Paula at 7:15 AM on June 4 walking east on the Riverwalk carrying her tote; she never reached the coalition and was marked absent by 8:00 AM.
    - The Riverwalk is routinely maintained by the Millhaven Parks Department; crew members would see regular users and the coalition’s posted volunteer schedule.
    - At 7:31 AM on June 4 a cell tower logged a connection from Terry Cole’s phone near the Riverwalk; his clock-out entry at 7:38 cited an equipment problem with no supervisor confirmation or maintenance ticket.
    - Cole clocked back in at 8:01 AM, leaving a twenty-three-minute undocumented gap that investigators later focused on after a body was recovered with one white New Balance sneaker missing.

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    14 min
  • The expired notary stamp validated his scam-and she lost $18,500

    The expired notary stamp validated his scam-and she lost $18,500
    Oct 25 2026
    A contractor’s expired notary stamp led one retiree to hand over $18,500 for a home that didn’t exist. How do you fall from that high?

    The expired notary stamp validated his scam-and she lost $18,500

    In this episode, we look at how a trusted local contractor used paperwork, timing, and a single rubber notary seal to sell deposits on land no one could legally buy. What choices and oversights let an $18,500 life-savings check become a promise on a nonexistent lot?

    Person: Angela Patterson
    Amount: $18,500
    Date: March 3, 2017
    Location: Sycamore Ridge, Harwick County
    Topic: Notarized deed for county-owned land

    - A licensed contractor, Barnes Home Solutions LLC, did legitimate small jobs and returned with a ready-made purchase agreement for Lot 14.
    - Angela signed and paid after seeing a notary seal, a parcel address, legal description, and a promise of April groundbreaking.
    - Lot 14 had been owned by the Harwick County Water Authority since 1991 and was not for sale; the agreements described transactions that could not legally occur.
    - The same rubber notary stamp, expired in 2009, appeared on all eleven purchase agreements and had been kept by the contractor after his commission lapsed.
    - Barnes collected deposits from at least eleven families totaling $163,400, answered delays with contractor-like explanations, and continued contact while no construction began.

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    17 min
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