“In this episode of Cold Red, hosts Ray Carr and Fitz engage with Natalie Schilling, a renowned linguist, discussing her journey in forensic linguistics, the intricacies of language evidence, and memorable cases she has worked on. Natalie shares insights into her experiences with law enforcement, the challenges of expert testimony in court, and her current work in trademark and copyright disputes. The conversation highlights the importance of linguistic analysis in criminal investigations and the nuances of dialect variation.”
Cold Red is a podcast featuring former FBI Agents James R. Fitzgerald and Dr. Ray Carr.
Fitz is most famous for his role in helping to capture the Unabomber, which was turned into the subject of “Manhunt: Unabomber,” a series on the Discovery Channel, as well as having written three books on his career (a fourth is due out soon). Dr. Carr has also written a book, “30 Years on the Run,” which is the story of the most notorious bank robber in American history, Carl Gugasian. Dr. Carr now heads the Criminal Justice Institute at Wilmington University.
