Ice Cold Case

Someone with a very close connection to Omar comes forward with what he said privately about July 11, 2002. This new version of the story contradicts timelines and raises new questions about fear, power, and what never made it into the case files.00:00 - Previously On01:03 - Part 0: When the Phone Rings 04:23 - Part 1: Another Day, Another Twist11:25 - Part 2: Public vs. Private14:10 - Part 3: From the Outside20:37 - Part 4: July 11, 200227:37 - Part 5: Motive31:23 - Part 6: The End is Near35:11 - Next Time35:33 - Credits Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In a conversation with the key witness, Omar Foston, there's new claims and contradictions about the hours surrounding J.C. McGhee's murder. A revealing phone call shines light on the uncomfortable possibility that the truth, and the killer, might be closer than anyone wants to believe. 00:00 - Previously On 01:03 - Part 0: Don't Trust Anyone... 04:18 - Part 1: An Unlikely Alliance 08:21 - Part 2: Crooked Cops 13:26 - Part 3: Omar's Story 25:49 - Part 4: Did You Kill My Dad? 32:44 - Part 5: ... Not Even Family 38:24 - Part 6: Trust Your Gut 43:15 - Next Time 43:55 - Credits Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Josh Mankiewicz (NBC's Dateline) is back on the pod! Josh joins Madison McGhee for a live conversation from Denver, Colorado (CrimeCon 2025) about the updates in the case of the murder of J.C. McGhee, how life has changed since she started this journey, and what listeners can expect. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A breakdown of the DNA, ballistics, and forensic evidence that could finally solve J.C. McGhee's case. Questioning what evidence exists and why the Belmont County Sheriff’s Department won't test it. 00:00 - Previously On 01:06 - Part 0: From Guessing to Proving 02:37 - Part 1: DNA to Test 08:52 - Part 2: Bullet Casings 15:53 - Part 3: Sneakers and Shoe Strings 19:22 - Part 4: The Rubbing Alcohol 22:29 - Part 5: The Timeline 24:57 - Part 6: Obvious Choice 26:17 - Next Time 26:40 - Credits Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

An expose into the brutal reality behind the FBI nickname “misdemeanor homicides,” racial bias in policing, and the informant culture that shaped Belmont County. The picture now becomes clearer and a whole lot darker. Is accountability just a cover up?https://www.theroot.com/of-course-there-are-black-serial-killers-1790880259 0:00 - Previously On 1:06 - Part 0: A Town of Snitches 3:07 - Part 1: No Humans Involved 9:01 - Part 2: Your Bias is Showing 17:05 - Part 3: The County Filled with Confidential Informant 21:01 - Part 4: Broken System 25:51 - Part 5: Is Late Better Than Never? 30:09 - Next Time 30:33 - Credits Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices