Cold cases, written to be read aloud.
Ready for your mic.
The researched, recordable scripts behind Who Killed…? episodes — now licensed to fellow true crime podcasters.
In every script
Research done.
Ready to record.
The full narration
3,500–5,500 words — roughly 35 to 45 minutes on mic. Cold open, three acts, and a close, written for the ear.
Sources & legal pass
Every factual claim is footnoted. Language around living suspects is checked so you allege nothing the record doesn’t.
Production notes
Music cues, pause marks and pronunciation guides inline, plus show notes and episode title options. Delivered as .docx and PDF.
A sample page
Formatted the way you’ll read it.
Narration in plain type, direction in brackets, sources at the foot. Open the file, hit record.
[MUSIC: low drone, fade in under]
The porch light was still on when the neighbors noticed. It had been on for three days.
Nobody called. Nobody knocked. Everybody assumed somebody else already had.
[PAUSE — 2 beats]
That assumption is where this story begins.
¹ Source: county incident report, filed day four.
Catalog
Cases available now.
Pricing
One case, five, or ten.
One case
Single Script
One finished Who Killed…? episode script.
- → Full narration, 35–45 min
- → Footnoted sources
- → Show notes & title options
- → Commercial podcast license
Five cases
Most chosen
Five-Script Pack
A month of weekly episodes.
- → Everything in Single
- → Five scripts, your pick
- → $80 per script
- → Save $96
Ten cases
Ten-Script Pack
A full season, ready to record.
- → Everything in Single
- → Ten scripts, your pick
- → $80 per script
- → Save $191
How it works
Choose
Pick a single case from the catalog, or a 5- or 10-script pack.
Receive
Checkout runs through Gumroad. Your files arrive by email the moment you pay.
Record
Make it yours — rewrite freely, read it in your voice, publish it on your feed.
About
Written by a host.
For hosts.
I’m Bill, host of Who Killed…? — a weekly investigative podcast about unsolved murders. Every script here is the exact document I researched, fact-checked and recorded for the show.
New case scripts,
first.
One email when a new script is released. Subscribers see it a week before the shop does.