In the season one bonus episode, Dr. Jordan Karsten and Matt Hiskes provide an update on the Starkie Swenson case since the last episode aired and announce plans for season two of Cold Case: Frozen Tundra.

In the season 1 finale, Dr. Jordan Karsten and Matt Hiskes share what they’ve learned and believe to be true about the case, what work is still being done in search of answers, and how listeners can ensure they stay up-to-date on the latest news from the search.

Dr. Jordan Karsten and his team finish their final schedule week of the excavation in search of Starkie Swenson’s missing body in Omro, Wisconsin.

Dr. Jordan Karsten and his team resume the excavation in search of Starkie Swenson’s missing body in Omro, Wisconsin.

Dr. Jordan Karsten and his team begin the excavation in search of Starkie Swenson’s missing body in Omro, Wisconsin.

As the team led by Dr. Jordan Karsten prepares its search for the missing body of Starkie Swenson, experts share critical information on what it truly takes to locate, excavate, and identify human remains.

As the team led by Dr. Jordan Karsten prepares its search for the missing body of Starkie Swenson, we take a moment to reset, share new information we’ve learned, our thoughts on the case, and answer questions from listeners.

In 2019 - over 35 years since Starkie Swenson went missing - new information arises in the case. Could this be the key to finding Starkie Swenson’s body?

John C. Andrews stands trial for the murder of Starkie Swenson on August 13, 1983.

Without Starkie Swenson’s body - without physical evidence of any kind - the State prepares its case against John C. Andrews.

After over a decade with no leads, the police suddenly make an arrest. What broke the case?

On August 13th, 1983, Starkie Swenson left his home on bicycle and set off into the Neenah, Wisconsin night. He was never seen again.