
Hosted by three siblings who all share a love of true crime, this podcast keeps it all in the family. Each week, we will be discussing cases from around the globe. Whether it's unsolved or 'case closed', high-profile or unknown, we're on it. Join us every Wednesday for your weekly dose of true crime with a deadly twist!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 140 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeSociety & Culture | |||

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First of all, AJ has a GREAT voice and I believe is the anchor of the show. Love the family aspect the three of you bring to it. I give this podcast 5 stars. That being said, Lisa needs to slow down some…she talks too fast and she continually talks over AJ in the latest episode of The Springfield Three. It makes listening unenjoyable. There is no race to win slow down, Lisa, and allow others to speak and then interject. One other thing, ref TS3, some of the most basic known facts about the case,... more
AJ saying coincidence constantly was annoying. Most detectives don’t believe in coincidence. So listening to all the clues in the case getting called this lost me.
I’m a casual true crime fan. I am better informed about some of the cases than the crime family. And logic is in short supply here.
This sounds like a bad high school assignment that was thrown together in an hour.
Very strange dynamic here..
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The content focuses on a variety of true crime cases, ranging from high-profile incidents to lesser-known stories, creating a unique blend of familiar and obscure topics. The siblings bring a personal touch to each episode, often sharing their perspectives and emotional responses to the cases they discuss. Noteworthy is their commitment to exploring not only the narratives of criminal events but also the broader implications on society, law enforcement, and the justice system.
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Crime Family launched 5 years ago and published 140 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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