
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 | 842 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

When Mackenzie Shirilla was sentenced to life in prison for intentionally crashing her car at 100 mph and killing her boyfriend, Dominic Russo, and friend, Davion Flanagan, in Strongsville, Ohio, many thought the case was over. Now, following her fir... more
Dr. Ben Brown is charged with manslaughter by culpable negligence in the death of his wife, Hillary Brown. Hillary died in November 2023, eight days after suffering complications during a procedure performed by Ben in his office in Gulf Breeze, Flori... more
Anna Child and her new boyfriend, Jason Hilde, were shot to death at Anna’s home in Mason County, Washington in March 2026. A manhunt for the prime suspect, Robert Child, followed and he was taken into custody. Anna feared her estranged husband, Robe... more
Police in Saratoga Springs, Utah, are searching for Dane Richman, 46, and his sons: 10-month-old Wesley and 22-month-old Will. Police issued an Amber Alert after Richman failed to meet the mother of the boys for a planned custody exchange on Saturday... more
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Hi Angenette, I really enjoy your episodes but I’m frustrated that you still refer to Child Sex Abuse Material as Child Pornography. This is an outdated term, also implying that children are willing participants in this industry of pornography. We really need to ensure the language used around the sexual abuse of children is accurate… It is absolutely child sex abuse material and nothing less; and any other description does not represent the truth. Please, you have an audience and therefore s... more
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
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Crime-focused daily analysis of high-profile cases and ongoing legal developments, with host-led breakdowns of the day's most gripping crime stories. The show emphasizes rapid, clear explanations of investigations, court actions, and policy angles, often featuring expert commentary from prosecutors, defense attorneys, and investigators. Noteworthy is the willingness to weave in live updates from courts and to discuss broader implications for justice, media coverage, and public safety. Potential listeners include true-crime enthusiasts, legal professionals, and anyone seeking concise, current crime coverage with actionable takeaways for PR and sponsorship opportunities.
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