
True crimes- cold cases and other.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 31 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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In this episode we discuss the deaths and the theories about the deaths of Max Shacknai and Rebecca Zahou who died at the Spreckels mansion in 2011.
We are back from a 2+ year hiatus! This episode is on the 1984 disappearance of Jonelle Matthews.
The story of the death of Mary Jo Kopechne on Chappaquiddick Island in 1969 featuring @ColbyAJohnson.
A special episode about @carsonk's trip to North Korea and his thoughts on Otto Warmbier, Matthew Miller and David Sneddon. A part 2 to episode 26
We shoot the breeze about the Ramtha School of Enlightenment in Yelm, WA.
The story of the Waco Siege in 1993, a recollection that can only be described as dicked up.
The pivotal Jonbenet Ramsey every podcast has. For the 21st anniversary of Jonbenet’s murder, we are telling the convoluted story of what went down.
So disrespectful. Listened to 1/2 of one episode and awful.
Good stuff
It’s bad, like so bad.
Listen to half an episode. I couldn’t handle airhead like quality.
Halfway through episode 1 and they literally don’t have a clue what they’re talking about. Almost like they’re trying to explain a past lecture whilst reading someone else’s poorly taken notes. Did you even read anything about this case before making the episode??
I was really looking forward to trying this podcast, but it really fell flat. Random, wandering chit chat for the first 30 min, and hardly any info about the victim or who she was. I feel bad being so negative because I know people are trying their best and the hosts sounded like they were having fun between themselves, but it wasn’t great for the audience. I’d give it a miss.
Granted, I’m only on the first episode, but Allison saying “so what Diet Coke things have you done today?” in the first five minutes gives me more than enough confidence to accurately rate this podcast and it’s semi-heart breaking that I know it ends after 28 episodes.
Worst podcast I have ever heard — immature, ignorant and uninformed keep going off topic and if I keep having to do the whole face palm thing listening to them say inaccurate immature things then I’m going to have a concussion soon
I really enjoy this podcast It's often hilarious despite morbid subject matter. The hosts have excellent chemistry and bring a fresh perspective on otherwise sordid tales of criminality and maythem. Give them a listen and I'm sure you'll be hooked. But don't forget to crack open a cold one before you do!
These guys are the awesomest. Engagingly snarky & deleriously discursive. Eugène Ionesco meets Jim Thompson meets Pee Wee Herman. Required listening for everyone!
Ok I gave it a listen. It’s had a little more Wayne’s World feel than Studio C vlog feel like I expected. Hopefully that comparison goes over a little better with the Sug.
i started listening to this podcast because i follow sugar on twitter. her twitter is hilarious and i really enjoy her sense of humor....which i do not even know how to describe but.... when she linked her ~podcast~ on her bio and it was a true crime i was like WHOA NOW. the first episode i listened to was the susan powell episode and i was not very into it because it was sugar with her brother(?) (or somebody?) and not kaitlyn. big mistake. BIG mistake!!
the two of them have a very fun, rambl... more
Love the pod, but what the hell is a lime Rickey??
You honestly can’t find a better podcast that can immerse into the conversations trust happen in the podcast. There’s structure to this podcast and the content of the cases are more than interesting to keep you in the moment.
You can listen to this anywhere and anytime without having a purpose to listen to it other than the laughs, the smiles and and the puzzling thought provoking ideas you get from the topics they cover.
Highly recommend and def recommend for millennialish viewers.
Cracking Open a Cold Case is just plain fun. It’s one of those shows that makes you think to yourself “I would bro down with the hosts fo’ sho”. Its kinda like Wayne’s World but for millennials. My gut tells me this poddie’s bound to blow up (not unlike WW).










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