Ice Cold Case

Frozen Files is a weekly true crime podcast dedicated to the cases that time, media, and systems left behind. Some never became headlines. Some names you won’t recognize. All have frozen over. Hosted by investigative journalist and Ice Cold Case creator Madison McGhee, Frozen Files highlights the unsolved and overlooked cases while focusing on the victims and families who deserve justice.Subscribe now to help melt the frozen files. Your curiosity could crack the case.

Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/frozen-files/id1873127459

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6XKADG8cCU0ObWtq8pPbqw
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An unreleased medium reading with Kelsi Davies recorded before the Ice Cold Case investigation went public, shared now for reflection and context to consider what resonated, what aligned, and what does not. This episode contains intuitive and spiritual perspectives and is presented as a personal and exploratory moment in the process, not as evidence or confirmation of facts.
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In the series finale of Ice Cold Case, Madison McGhee documents the current state of her father’s unsolved murder, reflects on the cost of the investigation, and explains why ending the podcast is not the same as ending the search for truth.

00:00 - Previously On

01:05 - Part 0: The Beginning

04:04 - Part 1: The Podcast

08:24 - Part 2: The Case

13:57 - Part 3: The System

19:20 - Part 4: The Cost

23:07 - Part 5: The Result

26:44 - Part 6: The Listeners

28:22 - Part 7: The End

30:33 - Credits

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A live recording of Madison McGhee reading her victim impact statement at CrimeCon 2025, reflecting on the long-term consequences of her father’s unsolved murder, recorded live in Denver, Colorado (CrimeCon 2025) as part of a panel with the National Center for Victims of Crime.
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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
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