
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 | 308 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

In 2014, a West Columbia man went to authorities to file a missing persons report for his wife. It seemed that she had vanished into thin air. But when investigators began to search the family's home, secrets slowly started to leak out.
Straight out of an urban legend, a couple on a date in 1958 decided it would be a good idea to park in a Dillon County cemetery in the wee hours of the morning. What happened next was terror come to life. Gunshots blasted through the back window of t... more
In 2021, an armored car containing close to $1 Million dollars was robbed by unknown assailants. What seemed to be an ambush was investigated and it was discovered that the perpetrator was "not that unknown" after all.
In 2014, 911 dispatchers in Pickens County,SC were called to the scene of a murder which looked to be the work of an intruder. Indeed it was an intruder, but a phone fauxpas revealed something much more sinister was at play.
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This episode is about my loving Grandmother, it is totally full of lies, Diana Holt had one big imagination, that has traumatized our family for almost a lifetime. She spent her whole career trying to free Elmore, and the stories she came up with about my Grandmother having an affair makes me sick!! My Grandmother had so much grace and was such a beautiful soul. An Artist, sang and played piano at church every Sunday, did beautiful needlepoint. And was the most mannered woman I’ve ever met. I lo... more
Love it!!! I listen to a lot of true crime podcasts this one is the best! Also my brother Jacob T. is a big fan too. His birthday is coming up on August 19 could you please give him a shout out? We are both long time listeners. It would make his day if you did. Thanks !
Love this podcast!
I can always count on Matt to make me LOL (have to be careful at work) and he didn’t disappoint in episode 260 with “…all these wild shenanigans, the peeping, tomming…” Great storytelling makes a great podcast!
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This show focuses on crimes in South Carolina, blending meticulous case breakdowns with local history, community impact, and archival context. Episodes frequently weave geography, era-specific details, and cultural backdrop to illuminate why these cases resonate in the Palmetto State. It stands out for its respectful treatment of victims, deep dives into regional history, and a steady cadence that connects past events to present-day perspectives for listeners who love true crime with a strong sense of place.
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Carolina Crimes launched 6 years ago and published 308 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Carolina Crimes include:
1. Heather Bowling
2. Kerry Wilde
3. Perry Sutton
4. Shay Parks
5. Jenny Kearse
6. Julie Kane
7. Britton Matthews
8. Nicole Hill
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