Episode Title: A Murder, A Shooting, and a Calling: The Making of a CSI

Episode Description: This week on the Silent Witness Podcast, Detective John Mulholland welcomes his current Crime Scene Investigations partner, Officer Colin Bogart, to the show.

Together, they share the story of how they first met, Colin's early years in law enforcement, and the experiences that sparked his passion for crime scene investigation.

From working patrol and responding to a shooting outside a local bar to encountering a brutal homicide that would forever change the direction of his life and career, Colin reflects on the cases that inspired him to pursue CSI work.

Join John and Colin for an honest conversation about partnership, police work, and the moments that reveal a person's true calling in forensic investigation.

Some cases leave evidence. Others leave a lasting impact on the people who investigate them.

In Episode 27 of The Silent Witness Podcast, starring Detective John Mulholland, Mike and Mole introduce an exciting new twist to the show. Mole presents Mike with a hypothetical crime scene and puts his forensic and crime scene investigation knowledge to the test.

Will Mike uncover the critical clues, avoid the common pitfalls, and solve the mystery?

Follow along, take notes, and see if your crime scene instincts are as sharp as Mike's. As the evidence unfolds, you'll have the opportunity to analyze the scene, draw your own conclusions, and determine whether you can crack the case before the final reveal.

Tune in to discover how Mike performs in this unique challenge and see if you have what it takes to solve the crime yourself!

Episode 26 Description — The Silent Witness Podcast

“Jane Doe’s Final Moments: A Forensic Journey Through Self‑Immolation and Silent Suffering”.

Episode 26 brings Detective John Mulholland into one of the most devastating and complex cases of his career — the tragic death of an unidentified woman who chose to end her life through self‑immolation.

With professionalism, care, and deep respect for the victim, this episode guides listeners through the final known actions of Jane Doe: her quiet visit to a local service station, the deliberate flooding of her vehicle’s interior with gasoline, and her drive to a secluded location where she placed her purse and identification far from the car before igniting a single candle that set the tragedy in motion.In this episode, Detective Mulholland explains what self‑immolation is, why it is so rare, and how forensic investigators approach scenes involving fire‑related deaths.

He walks listeners through the physical evidence, the behavioral indicators, and the emotional weight carried by every professional who responds to cases like this. The discussion remains grounded in compassion, emphasizing the profound trauma experienced not only by the victim, but also by first responders, investigators, and communities left searching for answers.

This episode also acknowledges the human reality behind the science. We speak directly to anyone who may be struggling with thoughts of self‑harm, reminding listeners that help is available, support is real, and reaching out is an act of strength.

Whether for yourself or someone you care about, there are people ready to listen and respond with care. You are not alone, and your life has value.