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.
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 640 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime |
Matt McChesney faces more than 20 counts of possessing and transmitting child sex abuse materials in Santa Rosa County, Florida. His mother, Kim McChesney, was a principal at Gulf Breeze Elementary School and was placed on paid administrative leave p... more
Charlie Kirk, the slain conservative activist, was remembered at a memorial service in Arizona on Sunday. During the service, FBI Director Kash Patel posted on X that every possibility was being investigated related to Kirk's murder including some th... more
A pair of moms in Volusia County, Florida recognized their sons as the two kids in surveillance images who were wanted for trashing a library in an elementary school and turned them into the sheriff's office. Sheriff Mike Chitwood posted video of the... more
Latah County Prosecutor Bill Thompson and his chief deputy, Ashley Jennings, led the prosecution of Bryan Kohberger, who has now admitted to murdering four University of Idaho students. Thompson and Jennings have worked in Moscow for years and recall... more
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Will it ever stop? Do none of you ask yourselves why this podcast continues to obsessively report on BK?? They have dragged out every single detail that adds up to NOTHING, replaying old clips of the day it happened, replaying outtakes from the police from the court room etc etc etc. I swear I am unsubscribing. There isn’t another channel that keeps up with true crime that still repeatedly discusses this monster over and over and over again. Telling us about the food he is eating in prison and w... more
Angenette is very long winded with her questions. Why have a guest if you don’t let them speak? Her questions need to be more succinct and to the point so that the guest can have a better opportunity to talk which is why they are there!
It is not now uncommon for casters / narrators to use voice cloning when their workload is daunting. It can be exhausting having too many on-mic sessions in a row or crammed for a production week, and this type of cloning is super productive. Since the program is trained with the user’s own voice it has the potential to be practically indistinguishable from the actual. In the first ever episode I just listened to of this show, there were too many weird pace anomalies and an odd lack of the host’... more
It’s a good podcast but my god, I was listening to the most heart wrenching testimony of a mothers pain after the loss of her daughter, totally feeling every word then a chipper advert interrupted and was I felt so disrespectful to do that mid testimony. I can’t stand all the adverts on everything nowadays spoiling podcasts and programmes but this was highly insensitive. So a 4star is now a 3. Do better on your timing.
I like the show but sometimes it says what it’s going to be about then some other story comes on. I wish that would stop.
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A unique exploration of current crime stories and legal cases, the content provides listeners with succinct, impactful information regarding high-profile incidents and surrounding events. The focus primarily lies on particularly sensational criminal cases, often diving into details such as ongoing investigations, societal implications, and the psychological profiles of individuals involved. Each episode showcases interviews with legal experts, law enforcement officials, and others who contribute to a deeper understanding of the crimes reported, making the content both informative and compelling for those interested in the true crime genre.
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Recent guests on Crime Fix include:
1. Jarrett Ferentino
2. Bobby Chacon
3. Julie Sin
4. John Snyder
5. Mark Weaver
6. Heather Barnhart
7. Jared Barnhart
8. Chris McDonough
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