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The Dark - The Forgotten Files

The Dark - The Forgotten Files

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A true-crime podcast dedicated to Washington’s missing and unsolved.


These cases are hard to cover — not because they’re forgotten, but because so little information was ever released, or the evidence simply didn’t survive time. Still, these people mattered. Their stories mattered. And even when the details are scarce, the silence isn’t an excuse to ignore them.


Each episode highlights a Washington case that never got enough attention, revisiting the victims, the timelines, the questions that still linger, and the gaps that keep these investigations cold. The goal isn’t sensationalism — it’s visibility. These stories deserve to be told, and the people deserve to be remembered.

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Episodes
  • Murdered-Vicki Silves

    Murdered-Vicki Silves
    Nov 21 2025

    Vicki Silves

    Concrete Washington

    1997

    This is an unsolved cold case from Skagit County.

    Case number 97-11697

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    ⁠Skagit County Cold Cases⁠

    In 1977 Vicki Silves was murdered in her driveway.

    Her friends and family believe she was murdered over a theft operation in the logging company she was an accountant for.


    There is discussion of violence and murder.


    Follow for more cases of missing and murdered persons in and around Washington state. This podcast is hopeful to shed some light on many unsolved cases in the area.Sources:

    The Dead Files Episode:

    ⁠Watch The Dead Files S06:E12 - The Whispering - Free TV Shows | Tubi⁠⁠Skagit County Unsolved Homicide: Vicki Silves - Skagit Breaking: Community News⁠⁠The cold case of Vicki Jo Dodd Silves - Defrosting Cold Cases⁠
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    28 mins
  • Trailer-Welcome to The Dark Tourism Pod

    Trailer-Welcome to The Dark Tourism Pod
    Nov 20 2025

    A short preview and description of the content of this podcast and what to expect from future episodes.
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    Less than 1 minute
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