
True crime stories in the school system – told by a teacher from Australia. For people looking for something different in the true crime genre, other than Ted Bundy or the Zodiac Killer. Diverse and lesser-known stories – an albino student murder in Africa, schoolgirl sexual slavery in Libya, a teacher beheaded in France, Polish teachers executed by the Nazis, just to name a few. School-based trag... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 292 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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A man was convicted and sentenced to 25 years in prison,for raping and molesting two juveniles, who were his wife’s granddaughters. As part of a plea deal to reduce his sentence, he agreed to undergo surgical castration. He is now seeking a sentence ... more
The students were assembled outside their school building, waiting for another school day to begin. Until tragedy struck this small village school and community. A teacher was found murdered inside her own classroom. So, who would want to murder her ... more
A 14-year-old boy, entered his school, armed with a rifle, and shot, 4 people dead. He received life in prison without parole. His father was also sentenced to 15 years in prison, for providing the gun used in the shooting. But what about the victims... more
A 14-year-old boy, entered his school, armed with a rifle, and shot 4 people dead. He pleaded guilty to murder, and the case went straight to sentencing, where he was given life in prison without parole. The boy's father also went on trial and was co... more
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I listen to a lot of true crime and unsolved podcasts. Ana manages to find fascinating stories, (both tragic and positive) that I’ve not heard before. I’ve been binging the last 3 years worth over the last few days and have subscribed to I don’t miss any new episodes
I’m only on the second episode and the format / content is fine. What I find really difficult to listen to is the presenters terrible “upspeak” I know Aussies are known for this awful habit of finishing their sentences with a rising inflection but it’s so annoying to listen to. It sounds like she’s reading at the front of class rather than just telling a story. I’ll give it a few more eps, hopefully when she’s more comfortable she will address this.
I no longer feel comfortable supporting this podcast after the blatant misgendering of the individual being spoken about (episode 173-Cheerleader)
The individual in question stated that their gender identity is female and yet the podcast host blatantly disregarded it. Very transphobic undertones. I worry for the students she teaches.
Ana does a lovely job with this podcast, covering a variety of cases within schools that are often underreported or one I've simply never heard before. Her attention to detail and respect towards the victims just adds another level to her show, which I highly recommend. Keep up the great work.
Anna does a great job with this podcast! I never cared for true crime podcasts until this one! Anna keeps you engaged the whole time. Every story is likely one you never heard . Great job with this Anna keep up the good work .
P. S I found you by accident. I said hey siri play Apple and in a matter of seconds forgot to say “play Apple Music” and boom Apple for the teacher comes on and the rest is history . So good thing here that my phone was a bad apple. I think we can excuse this bad apple :)... more
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A true crime show focused on stories within the school system and related environments, told from the perspective of a teacher-host. Episodes center on victims, families, and the broader impact on schools, often highlighting safety, policy, and community resilience over sensationalism. The host's grounded, calm narration and emphasis on victims' experiences create a distinct niche that blends education, advocacy, and crime storytelling. Notable strengths include victim-centric narratives, careful handling of sensitive topics, and a consistently calm storytelling voice that appeals to listeners seeking thoughtful true crime content beyond famous cases.
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