In Reconsidered: Unsolved, you’re brought into the final moments of a young woman who should still be here. Rachel was shot inside her apartment and managed to call 911. She said there was an intruder. But what follows isn’t a clean narrative. It’s a case filled with gaps, redactions, and details that don’t quite line up. What makes this podcast especially compelling is the lens it’s told through. Dr. Emily Reeder, who holds a PhD in psychology and has extensive expertise in social psychology, psychology and law, and the psychology of violence, brings a deeper level of analysis to the case which helps listeners think through behavior and trauma responses. Alongside her, Ashley DeSanno digs into the details with precision, uncovering pieces of information that are easy to overlook but critical to understanding the bigger picture. The timeline is tight. The evidence we do have raises more questions than answers. This isn’t a story that’s been solved. It’s one that still needs answers. The podcast doesn’t sensationalize. We carefully walk through what’s known, what’s unclear, and what may have been overlooked, with the understanding that someone out there knows more than has ever been said. If you’re someone who pays attention to the details, who questions what doesn’t add up, and who believes cold cases deserve continued attention this is one worth listening to. Because at the center of it all is Rachel. And finding the truth about what happened to her still matters.