
Welcome to "Crime Bit," the podcast hosted by true crime aficionado Danelle Hallan. Join Danelle as she meticulously unravels gripping tales of real-life mysteries, chilling cold cases, and headline-making crimes. Known for her in-depth research and empathetic storytelling, Danelle dives deep into the minds of perpetrators and the lives of victims, shedding light on the darkest corners of human be... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 225 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

In this episode of Crime Bit with Danelle Hallan, the 2017 murder of 19-year-old David Josiah Lawson is examined. What starts with an off-campus party in Arcata, California quickly becomes a chaotic fight over a missing phone and DJ being fatally sta... more
In this episode, the disappearance of Julie Mott’s body becomes the focus after her family says goodbye at a San Antonio funeral home. What starts with Julie’s death from complications of cystic fibrosis and her wish to be cremated quickly becomes an... more
In Part 2, the investigation into Sherrice Iverson’s murder turns to the confessions, evidence, and legal fallout surrounding Jeremy Strohmeyer and David Cash. The episode examines what Cash said he witnessed, why he was not charged, Strohmeyer’s ple... more
In this episode of Crime Bit with Danelle Hallan, Part 1 follows the 1997 murder of seven-year-old Sherrice Iverson during a late-night casino trip in Primm, Nevada. What starts with Sherrice repeatedly being found alone while her father gambles quic... more
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Just because you're a victim of a crime does not mean you're a good person. Many times she's talking about people who are clearly trash and seems shocked That terrible things are happening when it's obvious that horrible things are happening around us all the time from terrible people. I just don't understand. Also, just the fact that you had children, or "are a parent "does not innately make you a good person. Sometimes these are the worst of the worst but yet she seems to paint these people as... more
I clicked on Crime Bit episode on the disappearance of Lilly and Jack Sullivan from Nova Scotia but the episode is actually about a murder that took place in Washington state. Sad state of affairs if you have to use the names of two missing little kids to mislead listeners into clicking on your unrelated content.
Danielle, you’ve been doing this long enough to understand that investigators can’t always share aspects of their work. It’s not because of racism or carelessness - it might compromise the investigation. This makes you sound like you have no idea what you’re talking about.
I personally don’t mind the fast talking and I like that it isn’t overproduced because I’m struggling with the big true crime podcasts selling out. I can tell you really care and choose important cases, not for shock value. You and kendall Rae are my favs !
I tried. It’s so hard to follow her at this point because of the cut offs but also she picks up after like we are still following. Talks so fast. Oof.
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Narratives focus on real-life mysteries, cold cases, and high-profile missing-person investigations, with an emphasis on rigorous research, empathy for victims and families, and the broader social impact of crime stories. Episodes frequently weave investigative detail, legal and policy context, and public advocacy, offering long-form storytelling that probes motives, evidence, and systemic issues while highlighting how communities respond to tragedy. A notable edge is the host's victim-centered approach and willingness to connect casework to policy changes and missing-child awareness, making it useful for listeners who want depth, nuance, and ongoing advocacy in true crime.
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Crime Bit with Danelle Hallan launched 2 years ago and published 225 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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2. Mark Lunsford
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