
Join host Kaelyn Moore as she dives into the world's most notorious crimes, from shocking murders to serial killers, uncovering hidden details, overlooked evidence, and the clues that crack cases wide open. Clues is a Crime House Original, powered by PAVE Studios. Watch on YouTube or listen wherever you get your podcasts. Follow us on Instagram @CluesPodcast and YouTube @CluesPod.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 88 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

On a Friday morning in July of 2014, Dan Markel dropped his sons at daycare, went to the gym, and pulled into his garage in Tallahassee. A neighbor heard two shots and called 911 within two minutes. Because Dan Markel was a law professor in the middl... more
On a Saturday morning in May of 1990, Marlene Warren's doorbell rang in Wellington, Florida. On the step was a clown with face paint, an orange wig, a red nose, holding two balloons and a bouquet of flowers. Marlene took them, then the clown raised a... more
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Today's episode features an appearance by Connor Tomlinson, star of Love on the Spectrum and the new co-host of the Rewind Original What the Fact. As a special segment, Connor and Kaelyn will go over some of history's most botched investigations. Be ... more
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Until they botched the LC episode.
I’m not sure if Morgan was dragging down the show but I will say that Kaelyn’s first post Morgan episode was extremely well done. I’ve listened to Lindsay Clancy covered by a few podcasts so I almost didn’t listen this episode but I’m glad that I did because I actually learned a lot and got a lot of information that I hadn’t heard in the other podcasts. Really nice job on a very highly publicized case, Kaelyn!
I absolutely hated the episode covering the Lindsey Clancy case and trial. The entire episode was completely biased and felt like a paid advertisement for Patrick Clancy. Did you get paid for your biased opinions??
I cant stand the guest hosts and Sabrina’s lisp.
I’m out! ✌️
UPDATE: I won’t be listening with Sabrina.
Came here because of Kaelyn’s other podcast, love her dearly. Cases are very repetitive. Kaelyn and Morgan’s chemistry is nice and they make a great duo, but they should cover less known cases to keep true crime listeners on their toes. I feel as if they came together for this podcast collaboration too quickly and didn’t think out the concept as deeply.
I found this show and have been listening since day one because I was a long time THT fan. I’ve never felt that true crime is Morgan’s niche but have very much enjoyed Clues because of Kaelyn. Kaelyn is very professional and respectful, true crime is definitely her thing.
I recently stopped listening to THT because I’m just not fond of Morgan anymore, and was considering not listening to Clues anymore because of her. (Sorry, not sorry) But I won’t be going anywhere now that she’s announced her d... more
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A rigorous true-crime show that dives into high-profile cases by tracing timelines, examining courtroom arguments, and unpacking evidence with a focus on context, victims, and systemic issues. The hosts coordinate deep dives, pulling from civil records, police files, and expert testimony while balancing empathy with investigative detail. Notable strengths include a steady, case-driven format that emphasizes nuance over sensationalism, and a clear structure for listeners who want thorough case comprehension, legal angles, and broader societal implications.
A standout aspect is the duo's ability to weave research, public reaction, and policy discussions into each episode, making it potentially appealing to listeners who value well-sourced st... more
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