Introducing: Killer Communications

DNA: ID

AbJack Entertainment

Society & Culture, True Crime

4.8 • 871 Ratings

🗓️ 1 March 2025

⏱️ 10 minutes

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Summary

Introducing: Killer Communications

AbJack Entertainment, the same network that brings you new episodes of DNA: ID every week, has a brand new show launching March 1,2025. It's called Killer Communications, and it's hosted by Mike Morford. In each episode of Killer Communications, Mike discusses a true crime case where one of the clues is a mysterious form of contact; whether it's a frightening phone call to a victim, a mysterious email to the press, or a taunting letter sent to the press, these bizarre communications happen more often than you might think, and sometimes have deadly consequences.

In this short preview of Killer Communications, Season 1 Episode 1, you'll hear about the case of Dale Williams, a father and husband, who was lured from the Nucla, Colorado body shop he owned by a mysterious caller in 1999. He was never seen again. His abandoned truck was found submerged in a local waterway, but there was never any sign of Dale himself. Despite an ex-friend of Dale's being a longtime suspect in the case, police were never able to make an arrest. But that all changed in 2024 when an arrest and answers finally came.

After you listen to this preview of Killer Communications, head over to your favorite podcast app, and be sure to subscribe to Killer Communications, so you can hear the full episode on Dale Williams, and catch every new episode of Killer Communications.

Visit the Killer Communications homepage for news about the show, and past episodes.

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0:00.0	Hi, DNA ID listeners. I want you to check out a brand new podcast that I think you'll really enjoy from this network, Abjack Entertainment.
0:07.3	It's called Killer Communications, and it's hosted by Mike Morford.
0:10.7	In each episode, Mike walks you through true crime cases that involve some element of communication from the potential perp,
0:16.8	whether it's a taunting email sent to police, a mysterious text to the victim or their family,
0:22.0	or a threatening letter in the mailbox of a newspaper. Mike unwraps these cases and how these
0:27.0	sinister communications played a role in the case. You would probably think that the bad guys in
0:31.6	these cases want to keep their distance and not provide any extra clues that may lead to them
0:35.9	being identified, but you'd be surprised
0:38.0	just how often it happens. I'm about to play you a portion of episode one of killer communications,
0:44.2	the case of Dale Williams, who vanished from Nucla, Colorado in 1999 after receiving a
0:49.6	mysterious phone call. For decades, his case went unsolved before an arrest was finally made recently.
0:55.6	After listening, go over and listen to the complete Dale Williams episode to see how the
0:59.2	case kicked off and how it was solved. It's available now everywhere you listen to podcasts.
1:04.4	New episodes of Killer Communications publish every other Saturday. Be sure to subscribe so you
1:09.0	don't miss an episode.
1:12.5	Chapter 2. Where did Dale go?
1:15.9	The caller at Dale's shop had indicated they had broken down in the town of Bedrock,
1:20.4	about 26 miles from Nucla. On his way to Bedrock,
1:24.3	Dale stopped at a gas station owned by his neighbor and good friend, Tammy Lawrence,
1:28.2	where he gassed up and let her know that he was on his way to help a stranded person
1:31.4	and that he wouldn't be able to fix her carish windshield. In hindsight, Tammy felt this was odd,
1:37.4	and Dale would normally just call her on the phone about something so small. Tammy got the
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