
The only podcast dedicated solely to crimes committed in South Carolina!lTwo South Carolina natives and true crime enthusiasts have teamed up to examine some of the most heinous and shocking crimes ever committed in the Palmetto State.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 288 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

In July of1932, what was suppossed to be a routine speeding violation in Fort Mill, SC turned deadly. The repercussions of what happened on the side of US Highway 21 caused a worldwide news phenomenon reaching from Europe, South America, and Hollywoo... more
In 2019, a body was found in a driveway in Allendale County. The victim was murdered in cold blood but investigators relied on a recent traffic stop, phone records, and witness statements to bring historic charges against a very involved "acqunaintan... more
In 2007, a wonderful and free spirited young woman fell into a relationship with a very troubled man. He exhibited all the signs of an unpredictable and short fused partner. Unfortunately, his temper turned deadly one February morning.
In 2015, a Pendelton, SC called 911 after discovering four senior citizens and family members murdered in their home. Investigators were stumped until a pair of shoes told the tale that was much closer to home than they ever thought.
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A friend of mine suggested Carolina crimes podcast a few years ago and I started listening but since I couldn't listen daily it took a while to catch up with all the episodes. Last fall when I was finally caught up, I messaged Matt and Danielle to tell them how wonderful their podcast was. They not only dig into the history of each case but they cover all of the areas within our state and providing details about those areas is a fantastic added bonus. Just when you think you know everything abou... more
Great podcast. I have listened to every episode. Lots of good local history.
I found this podcast a few months back and I’m almost caught up. I thoroughly enjoy learning about crimes in the state that I grew up in. Some of the crimes actually happened in my hometown. Enjoy the history in each episode and the dialogue. I can’t wait to hear more!
I started listening at episode one just over a year ago. I listen several times a week while I’m cooking and cleaning. Carolina Crimes is my go to “purge the house” series! My 9 year old will walk into the kitchen and ask “are you listening to Carolina Crimes?” 😂 I finally just finished the most recent episode and I’m honestly sad that I’m caught up! Each episode has caught my attention. The facts about each city/town are a great addition! I’ve learned a lot about our state. The way that you gu... more
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Two South Carolina–based hosts anchor in-depth, locally flavored crime storytelling that blends regional history with the investigation details of each case. Episodes frequently center on hometown dynamics, community impact, and motive-driven narratives, often weaving in archival context and guest perspectives to add local color. The show stands out for its emphasis on the Palmetto State's geography, history, and culture while covering a wide range of cases from historical to more contemporary, making it appealing to listeners who want both texture and detail in true-crime storytelling.
Noteworthy angles include integrating local lore and civic memory, spotlighting underexplored regional cases, and rotating guests to broaden context. The f... more
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Recent guests on Carolina Crimes include:
1. Shay Parks
2. Jenny Kearse
3. Perry Sutton
4. Julie Kane
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6. Nicole Hill
7. Steve Raniszewski
8. Amanda Hall
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