Kalitzke-Bogle Double Murder Case
Who killed two teenagers in 1956?
4.7 (35)
37 mins
Discover the 1956 murders of 18-year-old Lloyd Bogle and 16-year-old Patricia Kalitzke in Great Falls, Montana. View how Bogle was found shot beside his car in January 1956, while Kalitzke’s body was discovered the following day, and how investigators pursued leads for decades before modern forensic work helped crack the case.
Ep 1:
A Lovers' Lane Execution
In 1956 Montana, two teenagers in love vanish on a quiet road—one executed, one found murdered miles away—leaving a preserved slide that would wait decades to speak.
Ep 2:
Decades of Dead Ends
Thirty-five suspects, a cottonwood tree, Whitey Bulger, and a lone sperm cell—decades of relentless investigation leave the Kolitsky-Bogle case cold until a new detective spots the key.
Ep 3:
The Horseback Wrangler's Secret
A genealogy breakthrough unearths a name buried in plain sight: a local horse trainer whose sudden flight from Great Falls hides a chilling truth.
Ep 4:
Sixty-Five Years, One Name
Sixty-five years after the murders, a detective finally names the killer—but the families who waited longest may never get to hear it.
Discussions (5)
Rafael
Level 3 · 1 day agoKenneth Gould rode his horse through Patty's neighborhood regularly and nobody ever thought to question him once. The man literally sold his house and fled town one month after the murders and somehow stayed off the radar for 65 years.
Kelly
Level 10 · 1 day agoOne sperm cell said 'not today Kenneth' from 1956
Zoe
Level 9 · 1 day agoI first heard about this case years ago and the fact that one microscope slide from 1956 solved it still blows my mind.
