A subscriber-only bonus series for listeners who want additional context, record-based discussion, and ad-free episodes of Unforgotten
Every case covered on Unforgotten comes with more than a timeline.
There are records, statements, gaps, conflicting accounts, unanswered questions, and details that require careful handling. Some of that belongs in the main episode. Some of it needs more room than a standard episode structure allows.
That’s why we’re releasing Unforgotten: Case Notes.
Case Notes is a subscriber-only bonus series created for listeners who want additional context and follow-up discussion on the cases we cover. It gives us space to talk through the records, clarify timeline points, discuss details that may not fit neatly into the main episodes, and examine the questions that remain when the documented evidence does not provide a complete answer.
This is not a separate investigation. It is not a place for speculation or sensationalized commentary. It is an extension of the same work that guides Unforgotten: public records, documented timelines, careful reporting, and respect for the people at the center of these cases.
What Subscribers Can Expect
Subscribers on RedCircle and Patreon will receive access to bonus episodes through Unforgotten: Case Notes, along with ad-free episodes of the main show.
The bonus series will allow us to spend more time with complex cases, especially those where the record is detailed, fragmented, or difficult to follow in a single episode. Some episodes may focus on timeline clarification. Others may revisit specific records, explain why certain details were included or left out of the main episode, or discuss questions raised by listeners after an episode is released.
For cases with extensive documentation, that additional space matters. A main episode has to move with structure and purpose. It has to carry the listener through the evidence without becoming overloaded. But many cases leave behind more than one clean narrative thread. Case Notes gives us a way to return to those threads carefully, without forcing them into the pace of the primary series.
The First Case Notes Episode
The first episode of Unforgotten: Case Notes is now available for RedCircle and Patreon subscribers.
This first bonus episode focuses on the Brittney Wood case and continues the record-based discussion surrounding the timeline, documented phone activity, and unanswered questions addressed in the main series.
As with the main episodes, the goal is not to tell listeners what to believe. The goal is to slow down, look closely at what is documented, identify where the record is clear, and acknowledge where it is not.
Brittney’s case is one of the reasons this format is needed. The timeline is detailed. The records are extensive. The questions are not simple. A bonus series gives us room to examine those details with the care they require.
Why This Format Matters
Some cases can be told in one episode. Others cannot.
When a case involves years of records, multiple people, phone data, witness accounts, public reporting, court documents, and unanswered questions, the work does not end when an episode is published. There are often details that need more context, not because they change the case, but because they help listeners understand the record more clearly.
Unforgotten: Case Notes gives us a place for that.
It allows us to continue the conversation without interrupting the structure of the main series. It also gives subscribers a more complete listening experience while helping support the continued production of Unforgotten.
For listeners who want to follow these cases more closely, Case Notes offers a quieter, more focused space for the parts of the record that deserve more time.
Available Now
Unforgotten: Case Notes is available now to subscribers through RedCircle and Patreon.
Subscribers will receive access to bonus episodes, including the first Case Notes episode on Brittney Wood, along with ad-free episodes of Unforgotten.
To listen, subscribe through RedCircle or Patreon and select the Unforgotten subscriber option.
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