May 29, 2023
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Cold and Missing focuses exclusively on cold cases and unsolved missing person cases. Every week Ali and Eli - a husband and wife duo- will bring you either a Cold Case or a unresolved missing person. Ethically, we are not interested in talking about solved cases and reliving another families trauma. We are interested in being a small part of the solution and the hope of the podcast is to keep unsolved cases in peoples mind and generate tips. Cold and Missing is for fans of true crime who appreciate deep research into cases.
Here are some great episodes to start with. Or, check out episodes by topic.
Co-Host
Eli Sulkowski is a multifaceted artist. He’s an actor, painter, woodworker, writer, podcast host, and dancer. He earned his BA in Theatre from Aquinas College in Grand Rapids, MI. Originally hailing from Detroit, Michigan- Eli moved to Chicago to pursue a more diverse career in a bigger city. Since moving to Chicago, Eli has signed with Gray Talent Group and has primarily focused on his acting career. His TV debut was season 1 of SHOWTIME’s Work In Progress. Modeling credits include: Google Pixel, Eyebobs, and Sandro Miller. Theatre credits include: Victory Gardens Theatre, Broken Nose Theatre, and Pride Films & Plays. He is the co-host and graphic designer for the podcast Cold & Missing- produced and hosted by his wife, Ali McLaughlin Sulkowski. Eli also owns and operates an upcycled furniture and homegoods company- Moo Furniture Company. He is a freelance script editing consultant, actor coach, and graphic designer. Eli's most recent editing and graphic design work is in pre-production with the short film Order For Ben with fellow trans filmmaker Adam Plant.
Creator & Host
Ali is the creator of Cold and Missing. Growing up the passion for true crime was planted early by spending countless hours watching tv shows with her mother. As she grew up and the world of podcasting exploded she knew she wanted to create a podcast with her passion for true crime. However, ethically speaking she did not want to cause another family trauma by bringing up their worst day. Instead she wanted to be a small part of the solution and her love of the unsolved seemed obvious. By focusing on cold cases and unresolved missing person cases Ali hopes to help keep the name of the victims alive and let the families know that their loved one is not forgotten about. Thanks for stopping by and stay safe y’all!