Episode
Officer Named Person of Interest in 2004 NC Cold Case
- Podcast
- Forensic Files Unsealed
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- Sep 15, 2026
- Duration seconds
- 1831
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Summary
More than twenty years after the death of Josh Davis, authorities in North Carolina have shifted their investigation from a hit-and-run accident to a homicide. A police officer from Four Oaks has recently been identified as a person of interest in the 2004 case, which involved the fatal head injury of a sixteen-year-old. The Garner Police Department and the State Bureau of Investigation are collaborating on new leads, including testimony from a former spouse and inconsistencies in past statements. Although the officer has been placed on administrative leave and electronics have been seized, no formal charges have been filed yet. The victim's family is publicly pleading for community members to provide any details that might finally offer closure for the decades-old tragedy. This episode includes AI-generated content.