
It’s About Time for True Crime! Join your new favorite hosts as we explore true crime cases of all kinds, drawing on more than a decade of combined education—and even more real-world experience—in and around the criminal justice field.
Each episode explores the events, circumstances, psychology, sociology, and investigative details behind the crimes. We dive beyond the headline to understand not o... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 248 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeComedy | |||

Episode 246: The Murder of Shirley Merritt
Shirley and her husband Robert Sr had two sons, Robert Jr. and Richard who were almost a decade apart in age. While Robert’s upbringing was marked with frugal practices, regular moves, and sacrifice, by the... more
Episode 245: Halloween Spectacular
In today’s episode, we bring you 3 mini, bite sized cases. We cover the murders of Karl Jackson, Maria Adams, and Christopher Jenkins, which include an egging gone wrong, alleged candy theft turned homicide, and a... more
Episode 244: The Murder of Doreen Erbert and her Unborn Child (Part 2)
In part 2, we cover the investigation into the murders of Doreen and her unborn son Dennis. We discuss Michael Dennis’ motivation for inflicting the brutality that he did, and hi... more
Episode 243: The Halloween murder of Doreen Erbert and her Unborn Child (Part 1)
On Halloween night in 1984, 31 year old Doreen Erbert was 8 months pregnant with a baby boy. After trick or treating with their 4 year old daughter Deanna, her husband ... more
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I love this podcast. I listen to it all the time because I find it’s one of the most informative ones I’ve ever listened to. Also both hosts are so relatable and the chemistry is so easy to listen to between them.
Thank you for putting out such a good detailed podcast and please never stop :)
Honestly - this is my emotional support podcast. I listen everywhere!! Both hosts are so relatable, likeable and knowledgeable and bring light to cases that aren’t always heard in the media- but absolutely deserve to be spoken about. They balance intellectually stimulating conversation with resources and facts and also some well needed reprieves and humanity. I truly feel like I’m at the ATFTC table and I’m coming back for seconds, thirds, hundredths!!❤️
I really wanted to hear this story but the hosts annoyed me. Even when I skipped it was never cohesive. I gave up 20 minutes into the 1st episode. Will look for this topic elsewhere.
You two are amazing!! Thank you for all you do.
I love your podcast.
I sent a picture of me and my sheepadoodle Bubba!
Enjoy xoxo
So professional and interesting! I love listening to this each night. Very relaxing to listen to.
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A witty, well-researched true crime show that digs beyond headlines to unpack cases with a focus on victims, justice, and the social dynamics surrounding each story. Episodes blend careful sourcing, courtroom and forensic detail, and thoughtful analysis with lighthearted banter and humor to keep complex subjects engaging. Listeners can expect case-by-case deep dives across a range of crimes, plus discussions on investigative methods, psychology, and systemic issues, all delivered by two co-hosts with backgrounds in criminal justice. A standout aspect is the balance between rigor and empathy, with explicit attention to trauma and survivor voices, making it approachable for both true crime enthusiasts and newcomers alike.
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