Summary
Dave Cauley announces the conclusion of season four of the podcast Cold and shares plans for additional episodes that will address new developments in the Joyce Yost and Cherie Warren cases from previous seasons. He highlights the upcoming release of a new show titled Deceived, focusing on the Daybell story, produced by Ben Kebrick and hosted by Nate Eaton from East Idaho News. Cauley mentions his involvement in the project and describes it as compelling.
The trailer for Deceived reveals the unsettling case of missing children Joshua Vallow and Tylee Ryan, whose disappearance is linked to their mother, Lori Vallow, and her husband, Chad Daybell. The narrative unfolds as Eaton recounts his experiences investigating the case, including confronting the couple in Hawaii. The trailer hints at themes of faith, spiritual manipulation, and the dark undercurrents of family loyalty, suggesting that the story will delve into the bizarre and tragic circumstances surrounding the children's disappearance and the subsequent events. Deceived is set to premiere on October 29th.
Show Notes
COLD host Dave Cawley provides a status update as the latest season draws to a close. Up next in the feed, we'll be sharing episodes of a new true crime show from KSL Podcasts. It's called Deceived: The Daybell Story, hosted by Nate Eaton of East Idaho News and produced by Ben Keubrick (lead producer of COLD season 3). Episodes of Deceived will begin appearing in the COLD podcast feed starting October 29.
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