In 1975, there were fingerprints. Thats about it. No one anticipated the sophisticated forensic techniques unlocked by DNA analysis. There have been questions through the years about DNA in the Rofstad case. So was there DNA testing? On what evidence? It

In 1977, there was a blockbuster break in the caseor so it seemed. First a confession, then an arrest (without a grand jury or indictment) and a man would spend 3 years in custody for killing Carol. What would become of this Convenient Confession? And w

Was it a railroad tie? A log? A 2X4? And what happened to the object used to bludgeon Carol on that cold December night? In Episode 4, Wheres the Weapon?, the team tracks down a true smoking gun. The shock of the truth leaves family and friends speechles

For decades, the lodestar in the Rofstad investigation was a remarkably detailed sketch of 2 suspects seen by an eyewitness in the dead of night. But there are serious questions about that witness and the composite drawings. In Episode 3, Chasing Ghosts

There may be no one (outside of Carols family) more dedicated to a solution than George Seibel. The retired Chicago cop has solved hundreds of murders, created college courses on cold case solutions and literally wrote the book on interrogation techniq

What are the odds that the same young college student could be attacked twice on the same campus, at essentially the same location?In this opening episode, Mr. Green Jeans, we meet Carol Rofstad, an ambitious, confident and hard -working college junior

George Seibel is no stranger to cold cases, listen to find out why and subscribe now to Carol's Last Christmas on all major platforms so you don't miss a thing. Coming in early December to the Radio Misfits Podcast Network.

Coming soon to the Radio Misfits Podcast Network, subscribe now on your favorite platform so you don't miss a thing!Just 48 hours before Christmas, 1975, 21 year old Carol Rofstad was bludgeoned and left for dead on the lawn of the Delta Zeta sorority h