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May 8, 2021

Case 175: Gail and Rick Brink

Gail Brink had an office job at an auto-parts company, where she was well regarded as a diligent and hardworking employee. So, when she didn’t show up for work on the morning of Monday, November 23, her absence was immediately noticed.

Team:

Anonymous Host - narration

Erin Munro - research, writing

Milly Raso - creative direction

Mike Migas - production, music

Andrew D.B. Joslyn - music

Comments (18)

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Ruka · May 17, 2021

What an insane twist! And here I was rooting for Ryan at the start when he punched Gail's ex for assaulting her when she left him. Such a sad story for a happy young couple.

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Julia Stephens · May 15, 2021

This episode was brilliantly put together. I had no idea about this case and couldn’t believe what i was hearing.

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Hugh Crummond · May 24, 2021

+1 to this.... What a sad (must be said) but what a stunningly and sensitively told story.. Classic Case File 👌

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Matthew Drake · May 14, 2021

Great episode! A minor observation: at around 51:17 when it says 'Gail's phone', is it supposed to be 'Pam's phone'? Keep up the good work! You guys are amazing at what you do.

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Casefile · May 16, 2021

Thanks Matthew, great spot. We fixed it now.

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Anna Burchfield · May 11, 2021

May they rest in peace. That was a punchy case for sure.....

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Maya George · May 10, 2021

I’m part way through the episode and I’m so angry. Ryan has some audacity to forcibly give a woman his burden after killing his sister and brother in law, threaten her life if she dare share his secret, then spend the rest of her life (until she broke) controlling her and your whole family to the point where she makes all the money for the family because he cannot not have control of the kids by home schooling them. I try and be open and compassionate even to perpetrators because we all have our stories and lived experiences but Ryan is genuinely a terrible person who did everything but take responsibility for his actions. He is the most infuriating kind of person.

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Charles Comiskey · May 10, 2021

This one went in a direction I didn't expect halfway through. Think this case also proves how valuable cold case units and reviews really are.

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Mandy G · May 9, 2021

What an awful, sad case. It’s unbelievable that someone’s own sibling could do something like that.

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Mark Ofmalovia · May 8, 2021

Cheers again team. I thought it would be not guilty because the case was so circumstantial. I also half expected to find out that Ryan was covering for Pam.

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David Rogosaroff · May 8, 2021

Another episode with an amazingly structured plot. Erin, you are amazing at what you do! Keep up the good work!!!

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Courtney Martin · May 8, 2021

How awful!! That poor family, like what the actual heck!!

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Ndm3 · May 8, 2021

Oh my gosh... such a sad case... I won't ever be able to fathom how someone is able to do something like this. I don't care what has happened in your family life, but this is not the answer.

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Demi V · May 8, 2021

Great case! Sad to think someone is capable of causing so much destruction to their own family and get away with it for so long.

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MM · May 8, 2021

Thank you for this episode. Excellent as always.

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matthew oakley · May 8, 2021

Erin you’re bringing it with research

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Jamee K · May 8, 2021

Casey, I heard you say on a recent AMA that you don’t check any social media anymore (and I don’t blame you one bit!), but clicking on the “anonymous host” link takes us to your Twitter handle. Do you check / run that account? Just curious. You’re amazing and thank you for all you do!!

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Casefile · May 9, 2021

Hi Jamee yes. But I very, very rarely log in. Only to do the occasional post on a new release, or the last post was regarding the charity run I did I think. Thank you!