
Crime Fix is a daily YouTube show and podcast that covers the most gripping crime news stories of the day - quickly and accurately. The Law&Crime Network’s Angenette Levy breaks down each story to give you the key information you need for the day's most important crime stories.
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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 805 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Rain Lulamoon Phoenix-Brown, 24, faces three felony charges after police said they got a tip that led to the discovery of thousands of child pornography and bestiality images on his electronic devices. Police in Evendale, Ohio said they uncovered cha... more
Robert DeWeese, 37, is a convicted sex offender who's back in jail accused of raping a six-year-old girl in the restroom of a Five Below store in Warren County, Ohio. DeWeese has a criminal history going back to 2007 and has served time for voyeurism... more
Erika Funfgeld, 27, was arrested in January 2026 after police received a call about a car swerving on the road and nearly hitting oncoming traffic. Bucyrus Police body-worn cameras recorded Funfgeld admitting to officers that she was smoking fentanyl... more
Amber Sinkler and Josh Sinkler look like happy, caring parents on social media. But the St. Charles County Cyber Crimes Task Force said Josh was molesting a 2-year-old girl in their bed for two years as Amber watched. Now the Sinklers face felony cha... more
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I’m not sure who is editing this but you cannot simply post audio from a YouTube video and call it a podcast. Several minutes of footsteps running, heavy breathing and dead air does NOT make a podcast.
Meg Strickler is so out of touch with reality. I couldn’t finish the episode.
This podcast consistently turns what would easily be a 5 minute update into a 30-40 minute episode by playing the same clips over & over again. Unfollowed because I’ve heard the same story/body cam video clips far too many times.
As a host, she should do more research. Angenette sounds uneducated. She often is so opinionated that it’s nearly impossible to listen to what she has to say. Thank goodness the guest she has fight to relay decent messages to the audience. Her attacks on Skylar, who was a minor, leaving out that the police realized they made a mistake in her case and they asked the court to drop her charges. She keeps bringing that case up but forgets to mention that Skylar’s false confession is a direct example... more
As a host, she should do more research. Angenette sounds so uneducated. She often is so opinionated that it’s nearly impossible to listen to what she has to say. Thank goodness the guest she has fight to relay decent messages to the audience. Her attacks on Skylar, who was a minor, leave out that the police realized they made a mistake in her case and they asked the court to drop her charges. She keeps bringing that case up but forgets to mention that Skylar’s false confession is a direct exampl... more
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This show provides gripping insights into the latest crime news stories, featuring high-profile criminal cases and shocking incidents. Each episode delivers a detailed breakdown of complex topics such as child exploitation, domestic violence, and legal repercussions of violent acts within families. It is characterized by its urgent delivery of current events, serving both detailed analysis and emotional narratives to engage listeners who are intrigued by true crime stories and the societal implications behind them. The focus on real-time updates, combined with expert commentary from legal professionals, makes it a unique outlet for those keen on understanding ongoing criminal cases.
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