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Case 169: Corinna Mullen (Patreon)

Published:
2021-03-13 08:31:54
Edited:
2025-03-12 18:25:16
Imported:
2026-06
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While examining the vehicle’s exterior, Fields sighted what prompted the municipality employee to summon authorities. Dripping from the locked trunk towards the ground were several streaks of what appeared to be blood. A locksmith was summoned, who was able to unlock the trunk and lift the lid, revealing the grisly scene within.

Team:

Anonymous Host - narration

Holly Boyd - research

Erin Munro - writing

Milly Raso - creative direction

Mike Migas - production, music

Andrew D.B. Joslyn - music

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M3 GUSTA.G80

Please contact your local crisis center

Maya George

So keen for a Casefile episode after a tough day ✌️

Jamie Yardley

Great detail and presentation. Literacy without exaggeration. Case file!

Bob Trenwith

Only an hour. Good. They were starting to get a bit long and drawn out.

Danna Stumberg

Wow did this one rip my heart out! Great investigation and reporting on a case I had never heard of!

Laura

This case was exactly what I needed to hear this morning! I am so glad that her family finally got justice. I actually yelled, “Yes!”, when he was arrested. Great job, Casefile team.

Ricky

Great ep, great work. For the record, I appreciate the detail you include and am happy whatever length that amounts to.

AK C

As soon as the reveal came, I shouted "Oh, you assholes" while sitting in my bath tub. I don't think Casefiles has ever made me shout before, but this case hurt my heart in a special way somehow. Good work as always. Make the episodes as long or short as the story needs to be, I think you, the team as a whole, have a good sense for that.

Cathy

Great job! I usually prefer longer episodes but this was very well written and complete. Thank you for telling her story!

Lauren Titus

This one hit close to home since I’m born & raised in Kentucky. Yet, I’ve never heard about this case before. Thank you so much for telling Corrina’s story. Sidenote: my mother always raised me to be scared of cops, especially ones in the rural counties. But this is far more horrific than I could have imagined. So glad justice was found.

Justine Shanahan

There’s a terrible sadness in the fact that this case should be released, in the week that another young woman lost her life at the hands of a Police Officer, in the UK. Let’s hope her family receive justice in a timely manner, unlike these poor people. May both young ladies rest in peace. Well done Casefile for covering this case with sensitivity and respect, as always x

Aric Johnson

I hope more info gets released on Jimmy Springer in the future. Could potentially provide a corroborative witness account, although that would most likely implicate him. I find it hard to believe he doesn’t hold some kind of criminal liability here.

Courtney Martin

So sad!! Very well done CaseFiles team!! ❤️

Charles Comiskey

I'm surprised I didn't see the twist coming. Another great episode.

Mallory Phillips

Holy smokes this case was gut wrenching. It’s one of those cases I have just been thinking about constantly with a knot in my stomach. Once again y’all have done a fantastic job telling this story. Also it is wild that this happen to drop the same weekend there is outrage about Sarah Everard’s murder by a police officer.

Anna Burchfield

Hi Casefile team, the description of violence against a female victim were a little intense and graphic this episode. Maybe it's everything happening in the world, but I wanted to let you know. More difficult than usual to listen to.

Rebecca Hahner

I agree. It's not often I can't finish an episode

Ellen Donkin

There is a warning before every episode. Imagine how traumatic it was for the poor victim and her family if you found it ‘hard to listen to’. Thank you Casefile team for all the work you do.

Sean Donegan

It was no more or less graphic than the descriptions of the male victims in the Denis Neilson 3 parter

Bob Trenwith

You do realise this is about opinion and personal preference, right? Do you speak for my personal preference?