
I’m Megan, your host, and each week I revisit unsolved cases from decades past—stories that have too often been forgotten or overlooked. Together, we examine the facts, question the myths of “the good old days,” and ask whether a simpler time was ever really a safer one. This podcast honors the people at the heart of each case—focusing not on sensationalism, but on the lives affected and the justi... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 91 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

I want to be transparent about this case from the start. While it is technically unsolved, there is a strong and consistent understanding of who is responsible. This is less a whodunit and more an opportunity to walk through our criminal justice syst... more
A fifth grader comes home from school in 1991 expecting to see his mother but instead is greeted by an empty home and a terrifying scene. Everything from the home pointed to foul play for the mother. Other clues made it seem like aspects had been sta... more
In September of 1968, a young saleswoman named Carol was traveling through Indiana, selling encyclopedias for a company based in Indianapolis. She was part of a small crew made up of another black woman and two white men. That day, their route brough... more
In January of 2002, a college student is home in Texas for winter break, just days away from returning to school. Like she does nearly every morning, the avid runner laces up her shoes, grabs her Walkman, and heads out on her familiar four-mile route... more
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The host is easy to listen to and focus on older cases makes it interesting.
Every story is well researched and the narrator (Megan) handles each case with respect. No sensationalizing, no banter, no trying to be funny, or get cheap clicks
Love this show, the voice, the research and the (obviously) deep care put into each episode.
This is a solid podcast. I’ve always been interested in disappearances, and cold cases. The host is considerate
and avoids casting blame to families. She also refrains from speculation and theories. Cases are very well researched with sources and links. Great work!
Megan is awesome. She does a wonderful job presenting the facts while simultaneously advocating for the individuals involved in these cases. A Simpler Time True Crime is both thorough and thoughtful. Check it out!
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Focused on unsolved cases from the past, episodes highlight stories that often remain overlooked, showcasing a range of tragic events that delve into the complexities of crime and justice. The host emphasizes factual research and respectful storytelling, steering clear of sensationalism while providing a platform for the voices of victims and their families. By examining a variety of cases, the content challenges the notion of a past that was inherently safer, instead revealing the ongoing quest for justice amid heartbreaking narratives. Listeners can expect in-depth discussions that respect the gravity of each situation and aim to shine light on forgotten stories.
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