The mystery surrounding the death of Baltimore Colts rising star Jim Duncan s has become the subject of a powerful podcast. Duncan was a key player on the Super Bowl champion Baltimore Colts of the 1970 season. He was young, strong, likable, a great teammate and had a future to envy. But 22 months after celebrating a championship, Duncan was dead.The podcast, “Return Man,” launched in January and has quite a story to tell.Podcast host Bret McCormick, who accidentally stumbled on to the story of Duncan, couldn t pull himself away. He investigated Duncan s death for three years. And one of the things, you know, without giving away the ending is that there was a, I would say, cursory investigation. Cursory is the nice word I can use,” McCormick said. And there are things that they did not do that they easily could have done that really just left it very open. And maybe, brain injuries suffered while playing the game, led Duncan down a terrible path.But as he came to know mor
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Jim Duncan, a Black man from Lancaster, South Carolina, was the top kickoff return man in the NFL and a rising star with the Baltimore Colts in 1970. Two years later, Jim would die inside his hometown police station: authorities told his family Jim had taken the gun off an officer and shot himself with it. “Most people didn’t believe that story,” Jim’s brother says. Now, reporter and fellow South Carolinian
Bret McCormick is trying to find closure on a story that seems all-too-current. If you like sports or true crime,
Longshot: Return Man will keep you riveted until the very end.
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