Cole Burkhardt

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840 appearances 5 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 7 Sep

Cole Burkhardt’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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In the quieter moments, spent sitting and watching people move from class to class, I let my mind wander back to the evidence.
There are few things more amazing than human anatomy.
The way that every puzzle piece inside of us works together to push air through wet flesh and call it life.
I think in another life I could have been a doctor or something like that.
On the sixth day of my investigation, I followed a rumor I had heard, whispered between students in the library, to the Life Sciences Building.
That's where I met Professor Lauren Hitches for the first time.
Lauren Hicks was a professor of physiology and had, according to one of her students, recently gone on a long rant in class, discouraging the rumors circulating the school that a murder had taken place on campus.
She was an older woman, and had been teaching at the school for many years.
I researched her academic and occupational background and didn't find anything out of the ordinary, but I chose to sit in on one of her classes anyways.
It was an evening anatomy class, and the way she talked about the subject of the human body both set me on edge and intrigued me.
I immediately wanted to talk to her again.
She greeted me politely when I knocked on her office door the next day and welcomed me inside.
One wall was entirely lined with overflowing butch shelves aside from a single door that I had assumed must lead to a closet.
The other walls were far more interesting, in my opinion, plastered floor to ceiling with various scientific diagrams of different parts of the human body.
There were large, detailed drawings of a human skull in black and white, next to a larger and more complicated poster
of the muscles and tendons in the knee.
I remember being drawn particularly to the depiction of a dissected eye
For both of us, talking seemed to come easily.
For me, it was something I had a natural talent in, and what I was trained to do as an investigator.
For her, I think it was a genuine passion for physiology.
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