
In order to tell the story of a crime, you have to turn back time. Every season, Investigative journalist Delia D'Ambra digs deep into a mind-bending mystery with the hopes of reigniting interest in a decades old homicide case.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 128 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

Host Delia D’Ambra and special guest, Ashley Flowers, discuss the lingering questions from the Lane Bryant homicides investigation. Delia reveals what she’s learned since the season was released, and how those closest to the case are responding to it... more
In the season finale of CounterClock Season 8 Delia explores the journey investigators’ case has taken in more recent years. Family members express the ongoing doubts and frustrations with the case and enduring suspicions about the killer resurface. more
Delia explores a shooting a few months after the Lane Bryant homicides and the cunning mastermind behind two violent armed robberies that may have been missed by investigators in the south suburbs.
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Delia investigates a massive former mental health facility in Tinley Park 10 minutes down the road from Brookside Marketplace that a longtime former employee and official records describe as deplorable. Even more intriguing, it had an underground tun... more
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This drug out forever with cliff hangers that turned into nothing but to make another episode. It could have been done in a much shorter span. Disappointing.
I enjoyed the show but Q & A is ridiculous …. Go back and listen to it ladies… you (over)use the word “LIKE” in at least every sentence if not every other word!!! It’s so annoying and something your generation does frequently. It diminishes your podcast, makes you both sound inexperienced and un professional! Clean it up ladies, you’re on the right track!
Season 3 was the best podcast I have listened to. Season 8 was very good as well. The rest are just not the same quality.
Interesting subject matter but sometimes lazy, immature writing, especially in the early seasons (“Cell phones were hardly around back in the 90s” “that’s crazy”). Also, I hate Ashley Flowers, who comes across as an arrogant, entitled twit. So that’s a ding
I really enjoyed listening in the beginning, but at some point the seasons are dragged on forever, going down every possible avenue without really being able to conclude if or how they relate to the original case. I often end up confused by all of the side quests that I forget who the victim was that started the season in the first place. I think the podcast would benefit from some cuts and really just filtering out the characters and info that are concretely related to a case.
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Investigative storytelling focuses on decades-old crimes with meticulous research, long-form interviews, and evolving angles that keep cases in the public eye. Across seasons, discussions frequently center on survivor accounts, law enforcement perspectives, courtroom insights, and the ethical considerations of revisiting cold cases in media. Noteworthy elements include deep dives into complex financial webs, cross-show collaborations, and updated evidence avenues such as DNA and FOIA developments that renew possibilities for breakthroughs. This blend of thorough reporting, community impact, and multi-platform storytelling can be particularly engaging for listeners who value rigorous journalism and behind-the-scenes investigation.
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