Corridor of Crime takes you down the I-5 corridor, one case at a time—revisiting stories that don’t sit right. With a focus on marginalized voices, we examine what was missed, who was overlooked, and how time reshapes the truth.
Got Exit Observations? Pull Over Here. For our final exit of Season One, Corridor of Crime takes us to Milpitas, California, and the story of Natalia Smüt, a talented performer, beloved sister, and friend whose life was tragically cut short by domestic violence in 2021. Natalia's story is about more than the circumstances of her death. It's about the life she lived, the people who loved her, and the people in her community she advocated for. We also take a brief look back at the history...
1 Oct 2026
Exit 19 - Roadwork
Got Exit Observations? Pull Over Here. Roadwork: Why Are They Still Nameless? This week, Corridor of Crime takes a little detour from one case to look at a bigger question. If DNA and forensic genetic genealogy can identify people after decades, why are so many humans still unidentified? In our first ROADWORK episode, I look at what actually happens after unidentified remains are found. From the initial forensic examination and database entries to DNA testing, genetic genealogy, and the frust...
23 Sept 2026
Exit 18 - The Name They Didn't Know
Got Exit Observations? Pull Over Here. For our first Vacation Exit, we're leaving the I-5 Corridor and heading to Florida while ML is visiting DisneyWorld. We're taking a closer look at the cold case of Pamela Leigh. Not simply at what happened to her, but at the extraordinary obstacles investigators faced just trying to identify her. From the limitations of 1980's forensic technology to the clues that existed but couldn't yet provide answers, it would take decades before Pamela finally had h...
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