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Mike Schultz

Mentioned in 3 analyzed podcast episodes across 3 shows

Appears On

The Confused Breakfast 20/20 Crime Junkie

Episode Appearances

The Confused Breakfast

The Confused Breakfast · Apr 6, 2026

BRUNCH: Do You Know Movie Trivia Better Than Us?

“Contestant in Screen Test games, finished second place with 120 points, joining remotely due to internet issues”

Oscar-winning films triviaLetterboxd user reviews as content sourceIrish actors in Hollywood

20/20 · Mar 9, 2026

The After Show: Murder at the U

“20/20 producer who interviewed Brian Pata's family and investigated the case for ABC”

Cold Case Investigation and ResolutionCriminal Justice System DelaysCircumstantial Evidence in Murder Cases

Crime Junkie · Jan 12, 2026

MISSING: Bonnie Lee Schultz

“Bonnie's brother; witnessed Easter 1997 marital fight; became suspicious of Rick after detective Kelly meeting”

Missing Persons Investigation ProtocolsSpousal Disappearance CasesInvestigative Bias and Tunnel Vision