"Cold Blooded Cases" is a square podcast cover for a true crime show, in a dark blood-drip style. Glossy red dripping letters fill the frame over a torn paper scrap with a fingerprint, with small spaced lines above and below. Remake it with your own show name and a tagline that suits your genre.

Create a finished square 1:1 podcast cover for a true crime show. Pure black background with a cold, narrow side light. The dominant headline reads exactly “Cold Blooded Cases”, large and centered across two lines. Shape it as handmade horror-prop lettering: thick crimson strokes with irregular finger-applied edges, pressure-driven width changes, patchy opacity, dark dried crust at stroke edges, and short gravity-pulled drips ending in rounded teardrops. Render the lettering as dense, viscous blood, arterial crimson (#CC0000) in thin lit areas grading to near-black clot (#3D0000) in thick recesses. Show glossy specular highlights on convex drips, subtle red subsurface glow, and dark pools beneath the letterforms. Keep the blood heavy and realistic, never watery. Above the title, set the exact line “A TRUE CRIME PODCAST” in small, widely tracked uppercase condensed lettering, dim cold gray with restrained crimson accents. Below the title, set the exact line “FACTS. MOTIVE. CONSEQUENCE.” in small uppercase lettering, clearly legible and secondary. Give the cover a distinct evidence-scene element: a large monochrome fingerprint impression on a blackened, torn evidence-paper fragment, partly visible below and behind the title without obscuring any letters. Add a narrow strip of black evidence tape and subtle paper fibers; no legible extra writing, no case numbers, no people, no weapons, no injury imagery. Keep all elements within generous square-cover margins. High contrast, practical-effects blood realism, directional side lighting, crisp readable typography, photorealistic surface detail. Render only the three quoted text lines, spelled exactly as provided.