A young woman murdered. A crime shrouded in secrecy. A killer who walked away.
Who killed Rachelle Childs?
Innocent people, silenced by fear for decades, are breaking their silence. For Rachelle.
For more than two decades, her family and friends have fought for answers.
They believe her case is solvable. They believe her killer is still alive.
For decades, they’ve suffered while police let th... more
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 22 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsTrue Crime |
Could a police notebook from 2001 hold the key to Rachelle's murder?
New evidence and forgotten witnesses emerge and Rachelle’s family share emotional tributes, underscoring their relentless pursuit of justice, in this gripping season 1 finale.
M... more
The most dangerous thing Rachelle could have done is reject him.
That’s the belief of Jazz, the daughter of a key suspect in the murder of Rachelle Childs.
“If Rachelle had rejected him or mocked him, or if it was known. She had rejected him, tha... more
Jazz wants her father Kevin to confess to murder.
Her father is Kevin Steven Correll, the key suspect in the murder of Rachelle Childs.
By coming forward, Jazz hopes Kevin can finally offer Rachelle’s family some justice, after their 24 year figh... more
Kristy Childs’ words to her dying father Graham echo through the years.
“I remember one of the last things I said to him was, I'll find him.”
Graham, who died of brain cancer during the pandemic, never lived to see anyone charged over Rachelle’s ... more
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This pod is a great example of why the me too movement and recent awareness around violence against women has been so necessary. I cannot believe creepy Kevin has been brought to trial 3 times and acquitted each time. Outrageous.
If the police haven’t charged this guy, what gives Ashley the right to be judge and jury.
Another trial by media podcast and is doing more damage than good.
My heart goes out to the family being used like this by a second rate “journalist”.
Biased and dramatic rather than actually taking time to dive deep and consider facts and timelines cautiously. Stopped listening after the episode where the journalist ambushed the “suspect”. I came here for a true crime podcast, not a tacky episode of 60 mins.
Seriously, I was enjoying the show until episode 11. As much as I understand your motives, you can get the message across without stalking someone who is, legally, innocent. What did you think you were going to achieve by asking someone “did you murder…?”? Did you think he was going to admit it to you on the street? A waste of your effort, and my listening time and, frankly, gutter journalism. You need to consider how someone like Hedley Thomas undertakes these “investigations”. Won’t be listeni... more
Was loving it up until the last episode. The fella doesn’t sound like a good person but trial by public isn’t a thing for a reason. Jumping out of a car and running up to anyone with a microphone is terrible journalism. The journalist should hang her head in shame. Maybe they need to listen to Hedley Thomas or the Marion Barter podcast. Might learn something.
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Exploring the intricate and heartbreaking case of Rachelle Childs, the content focuses on the unresolved aspects of her murder, with a strong emphasis on the emotional experiences of her family and friends as they seek justice. Each episode provides a deep investigation into the complicated relationships surrounding the case, particularly focusing on key individuals like Kevin Carell, who has been a person of interest due to his alleged violent history. The podcast features personal accounts, expert opinions, and vivid retellings of confrontations, abandoned investigations, and new leads that illuminate the desperate search for truth decades after the crime occurred. The storytelling is powerful, combining elements of investigative journali... more
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