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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 483 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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As police looked into the deaths of Caleb, Patrick, Sarah and Laura Folbigg, they were introduced to Meadows Law – the theory that one infant death is a tragedy, two is suspicious, but three is m... more
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Married couple Craig and Kathleen Folbigg wanted nothing more than to be parents. Throughout the late 1980s and 1990s, Kathleen gave birth to four children—Caleb, Patrick, Sarah and Laura—but tra... more
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As police closed in on the elusive B.T.K, they received a floppy disk that contained some stunning information – including the name: Dennis...
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Narration – Anonymous Host
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B.T.K resumed his cat-and-mouse game with police, who raced to identify and capture the serial killer before he could strike again…
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Narration – Anonymous Host
Research & writing – Milly Ra... more
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I’m a premium member and love the show. I have to skip child victims episodes though. It just seems like they have become so frequent and then in multiple parts that I’m sometimes going weeks, even months, without being able to listen to an episode. This year so far, nearing mid April, only 3 out of 14 haven’t had child victims and multiple of those were reuploads.
Never change
I will never understand why these true docs are put into part 1,2, 3. When you can just google the whole thing after part 1. Forty years prior to internet, yes, but get real here. Do it all in one episode, it’s a no brainer.
The care that goes in to these episodes is what sets this apart from other crime pods. Your team handles the toughest cases with integrity. Thank you all for the hard work
Our anonymous host, nicknamed Casey, is the best at presenting each case. His voice is composed, and he speaks in a straightforward manner. Easy voice to hear. All cases are meticulously researched by the Casefile team. I love how they take hiatus from time to time, in order to keep cases fresh and covered in high quality. I don’t find other podcasts covering many of the cases presented here, which is a testament to the Casefile team’s ability to create the freshest content they can. Kudos to al... more
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This show consistently delivers long-form true crime storytelling with meticulous scene-setting, deep dives into investigations, and frank examinations of police procedure, forensics, and the human impact of tragedy. Episodes often center on complex cases with multiple suspects, disputed timelines, and emotional interviews, offering a mix of archival reporting, courtroom dynamics, and investigative storytelling that rewards listeners who enjoy thorough, fact-focused narratives. A standout feature is the balance between meticulous research and compassionate storytelling, frequently revisiting prior cases with updates or new angles to provide ongoing context for long-running listeners.
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