
Crimes that are so diabolical that they seem like almost fiction. Based on real events, Almost Fiction is a Podcast where we try to imagine what it was like when some of the worst crimes occurred. Using facts, reports, and evidence, we attempt to reconstruct what the crime scenes might have looked like as the crimes were happening. So, join us each week as we peek behind the curtain at some of the... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 113 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

Hello everyone, I fully expected to have the season finale of Almost Fiction ready to go, but sadly that won't be the case. The holidays can be a hectic time of the year and sometimes things happen outside of our control. So, in lieu of releasing a f... more
When 28-year-old Joel Michael Guy Jr. learned his parents were cutting off his financial support after nearly a decade of funding his lifestyle, he devised a horrifying plan. This deep-dive true crime investigation uncovers how an entitled college dr... more
Between 1991 and 1995, a seemingly ordinary postal worker living in suburban New York concealed a horrifying secret. Robert Yale Shulman targeted vulnerable sex workers, brutally murdering at least five women before dismembering their bodies and disp... more
When Officer Charles Bernoskie was gunned down during a routine patrol in 1958, his murder went unsolved for decades, protected by a family's deadly silence. This is the conclusion to the story of Robert Zarinsky, a serial killer who terrorized New J... more
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Love the research that goes into the cases and how they’re told! Chase’s voice/how he tells and details the cases are definitely a bonus! Def one of my go to podcast.
I’ve noticed that Chase mispronounces names a lot. Herb Baumeister? Like herbs and spices. Herb is short for Herbert. The H is not silent. It’s not Erbert. He once did a whole podcast calling someone named Yvonne, - Yeevonne. That aside I love this podcast.
Chase does great research on the cases he talks about and has a nice calm voice that keeps you interested.
Love the nonchalant way Chase presents his facts. He’s got a smooth delivery and the show is obviously well researched and written. Perhaps Chase should write a children’s book based on one of the episodes…. Orrrr maybe not
I love Chases laid back relaxed way of storytelling. If other crime showed stress you out, try this one. I appreciate his work and attention to the details.
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Focusing on some of the most heinous and captivating true crime stories, this podcast explores real-life criminal cases that blur the line between fiction and reality. Each episode offers an in-depth narrative about notorious criminals, their chilling backgrounds, and the horrific details surrounding their crimes. Through meticulous research and storytelling, the host depicts the psychological profiles of the offenders, the impact on victims, and the investigative journeys to deliver justice. This show stands out for its blend of haunting subject matter and a calm, engaging delivery style, allowing listeners to grapple with the complexities of human behavior and morality behind some of history's darkest moments.
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