The criminal investigation into Susan Powell's disappearance kicked into high gear on Dec. 8, 2009. Josh Powell frantically cleaned his house and minivan before meeting detective Ellis Maxwell for a tense second interview. In secret warrants, West Valley City police identified Josh as their sole suspect in Susan's presumed kidnapping and murder. However, they narrowly missed their best chance of finding her.For the past three years, investigative reporter Dave Cawley has been studying thousands of police documents, journals, videos and diary entries. He has tracked down new sources, followed new leads and traced Josh Powell's trail from West Valley City, Utah, through Idaho, Oregon, Nevada and on to Washington State, where Powell killed himself and his two sons. Cold is the most complete retelling of the Susan Powell story ever. Join Dave Cawley in his search for truth.Share your thoughts: #ColdPodcast #FindSusan Twitter Instagram FacebookEpisode transcript: https://thecoldpodcast.com/season-1-transcript/10-minutes-josh-powell-police-interview-full-transcriptCold Season 2 is available on Amazon Music, Wondery+ in Apple Podcasts or the Wondery app. You can also ask Alexa to play the Cold podcast on your Echo device. Cold Season 3: The Search for Sheree is available on Amazon Music now and on Wondery+ in Apple Podcasts or the Wondery app on January 9th, 2023.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
The search for Susan Powell continued despite cold, icy weather in Utah, while a couple offered to take care of her two children while their father attended an appointment.
This podcast episode discusses a potentially suspicious situation related to a missing person case. Additionally, an ad for the Amazon Music app is included at the beginning of the episode.
The podcast discusses the significance of consulting an attorney when undergoing police interrogations. The absence of legal representation could lead to irreversible harm to the suspect’s case.
Ellis questions Susan about her argument with Josh leaving in the middle of the night to take the boys with their only car during a snowstorm when they both needed to work. Susan remembers talking to Josh about the boys doing s'mores and Ellis questions her about their Saturday night without a clear answer on what they did.
The podcast host recreates Josh Powell’s alleged car wash trip with his sons, noting the discrepancies in his story and the potential risks he took while driving in a snowstorm.
A detective was monitoring a suspected criminal as he put on an act about being his wife. The criminal did not know he was being watched and the detective was focused on finding a way to help him.
This podcast episode discusses the significance of Miranda rights when interviewing guests. The speaker explains the need to verify a guest's story and the importance of acknowledging their right to remain silent and have legal representation, as stated in the Miranda warning.
The speaker attempted to tell others about a troubling situation discreetly in order to provide assistance.
The speaker emphasizes the importance of requesting a lawyer during a CBSA test if needed, while also reminding individuals that they have the right to leave if they choose to do so.
The Morbid podcast celebrates five years with a special anniversary series and festive edition of listener tales. In true crime news, detectives discover incriminating documents including a journal and emails in the investigation of the disappearance of Susan Powell.
A potential blood evidence was identified at the back of the home, in the front room, and on the couch using BlueStar. The investigators wanted to know if the suspect had used the rug doctor to clean the blood from the couch or carpet.
Ellis handed Josh's key to the police station but Josh disappeared and he had no other option or plan B or C, Ellis had no way of knowing any of this on the night of December 8th.
This is the end credits of the Cold podcast, where the host thanks the team and provides resources for domestic abuse victims. She also mentions that Prime members can listen to the podcast ad-free on Amazon Music.