
Join hosts Morgan Absher and Kaelyn Moore as they take you deep into the world of the most notorious crimes ever — where a single clue can crack a case wide open. From shocking murders to serial killers, Clues dives into all the forensic details and brilliant sleuthing of the world's most infamous cases.In every episode they'll uncover the hidden details, analyze the overlooked evidence, and follo... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 75 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

On Halloween night in 2001, 21-year-old Penn State senior Cindy Song was dropped off at her apartment shortly before 4 a.m., still dressed in her bunny costume. Evidence suggested she made it inside: her fake eyelashes were on the counter, and her ba... more
Their stories don’t end when the episode does.
This bonus episode brings together every Missing Person of the Week featured on CLUES in May 2026, giving these cases another moment of focus and another chance to be seen.
Inside this compilation:
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In August 2010, MI6 codebreaker Gareth Williams was found dead inside a padlocked North Face duffel bag in the bathtub of his London safe house. No fingerprints. No signs of struggle. No DNA. His phone and computers had been wiped, and weeks had pass... more
In July 2017, British model Chloe Ayling traveled to Milan for a photoshoot and was kidnapped, drugged, and held captive for six days by a man claiming to represent the dark web group Black Death. When he suddenly released her at the British consulat... more
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This is one of those podcasts that I look forward to every week. Came from Heart Starts Pounding, so already love Kaelyn, but with the addition of Morgan, they make a great duo (big-ups MN!😜). I love that they started highlighting the missing person of the week. Unsure why other reviews are harping on the botch board. It just goes to show how much of these cases are fumbled by law enforcement. Which is both grim and concerning. Keep it up ladies!😘😘
Loved this podcast for a couple months until I heard an episode where the word “botched” was repeated over and over and over. I got so sick of hearing it that I stopped listing to that episode. It seems like the hosts want to say the word “botched” more than cover the story. I am unfollowing. Celebrate more of the “Sherlock” moments.
First, I love the podcast. I came from THT which is one of my favorite podcasts. So I can say with confidence that Morgan doesn’t do this on THT but for some reason she does on Clues—at the end of every sentence her pitch goes up almost like every sentence is a question. I’m sorry but it drives me nuts 😭 other than that I am loving it. I agreed with others in the beginning that they were covering a lot of well known cases but I now love that they’re getting into some less known cases. Also, as ... more
Can you please talk about the disappearance of Arelie Garcia from Salinas, CA?
I wait every week for these two! Incredibly smart yet just two friends telling an easy to follow juicy story! 10/10
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Two hosts deliver in-depth true crime storytelling with a forensic, timeline-driven approach. Episodes often dissect historical cases, follow trail of clues, and analyze investigative missteps, while highlighting less-covered incidents alongside high-profile narratives. A recurring strength is the balance between methodical evidence analysis and conversational banter, with occasional advocacy or social context woven into discussions. The show tends to attract listeners who crave detailed, Sherlock-style sleuthing and an emphasis on how evidence and timelines shape outcomes. A noteworthy edge is the ongoing exploration of “clues” and how small details drive understanding, making it appealing for fans of rigorous case analysis and narrative d... more
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