
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 | 302 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

In 2001, an Easley,SC gold and silver trader began contacting his friends about a safe investment opprotunity. After a decade, his true plan began to unravel and the only beneficiary of his his investments was himself!
In 1996, a young lady in North Myrtle Beach,SC was trying to get her life together. She was finally found a loving fiance and was contemplating a move away from risky work. Just as everything seemed to be turning around, the worst happened. It took d... more
In the Summer of 1957, Spartanburg patrol officers were called to what was at first a tresspassing complaint but quickly involved into a shooting. With differing stories, a coroner's inquest, and an ambulance getting pulled over for speeding this tal... more
In 2009, a marriage that was ending left a Salley,SC woman wondering about her financial security. She hatched a plot that was beyond belief. Luckily, the conscience of the man she wanted to be her co-conspiritor saved two lives.
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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!
I really enjoyed the episode on my grandfather, Ed McTeer. I did cringe - a lot! - when your co-host referred to him as “Ol’ Eddie”. I guess that comes from not being from the Lowcountry, bless her heart.
Hello from a fellow South Carolina podcaster! I’ve been following this podcast since the beginning and love every episode. It’s a great start to my week. Feel free to check out my podcast The Unknown Author Podcast! Love you guys. Keep up the good work.
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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 302 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:
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2. Kerry Wilde
3. Shay Parks
4. Jenny Kearse
5. Perry Sutton
6. Julie Kane
7. Britton Matthews
8. Nicole Hill
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