
Does hearing about a true crime case always leave you scouring the internet for the truth behind the story? Dive into your next mystery with Crime Junkie. Every Monday, join your host Ashley Flowers as she unravels all the details of infamous and underreported true crime cases with her best friend Brit Prawat. From cold cases to missing persons and heroes in our community who seek justice, Crime J... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 520 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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In this special episode of Crime Junkie on the Nancy Guthrie abduction case, breaking news reporter Briana Whitney and host Ashley Flowers reveal all details from the ransom notes you haven't heard yet, Briana shares the stunning things told to her b... more
In the summer of 1971, 21-year-old Joyce LePage disappears after a skydiving lesson followed by a beer with friends. In the beginning, the only clue is a piece of missing carpet that was cut out from a vacant dorm on the campus of Washington State Un... more
In August 2005, a woman disappeared just days before she was supposed to testify against her boyfriend, a corrections officer accused of sexually abusing minors. For years, her family says she was treated like a fugitive instead of a missing person. ... more
On March 23, 1993, screams tore through the thin walls of a gated Indianapolis apartment complex as 19-year-old Carmen Van Huss fought for her life. Neighbors heard the attack, but no one called 911. Carmen was assaulted, mutilated, and killed. For d... more
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I have been listening to crime junkie for years now. It’s my cool down, my me time. I am very picky on voices/ tones and I adore these ladies and how they present the information. I love how much variety in episodes there is. It went from me listening by myself in headphones when the kids were small to my kids being grown enough to get an episode in with me on car rides. Crime junkies been there through it all. Keep up the good work ladies!
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I miss the days when news was just reported & not acted out. These young women to a disservice to the media & reporters. The vocal fry. The sing song tone of speaking. And worst of all THE LIKES inserted repeatedly unnecessarily. Unprofessional way of filling space. Just speak the words. The facts.
Im from Tucson & interested in the story. But had to turn it off.
Really ‘Like’ your show and all the good it does! But yes, Brett stopped with all the ‘like… like’ that’s very hard to listen to! Spoken with Care ! big fan of what you guys do
As a person who lives with a missing/murdered lived one, I absolutely CANNOT stomach listening to people regurgitate old cases as if they’re gossiping teenagers sitting at a table in a cafeteria, it does nothing but exploit victims, exploit the lifelong trauma and pain of secondary victims, (family) and can, and has, done incredible damage to the integrity of a case. Cases being “public knowledge,” does not mean that this information is to be USED to entertain the masses at the expense of the v... more
Love your shows, can’t wait till the next one. We always listen on long trips, which is often. However, Please leave the politics out and tell your stories. We get enough of that from everyone else.
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The show delivers long-form true crime narratives that blend investigative reporting, family perspectives, and expert commentary. Episodes often explore gaps in official investigations, complex timelines, and evolving theories, with guests ranging from family members and law-enforcement liaisons to forensic experts and reform advocates. A standout is the consistent focus on uncovering overlooked details and pushing for accountability, sometimes weaving cross-promotional elements for related podcasts and sponsors. The tone combines suspenseful storytelling with thorough documentation, offering both a compelling narrative and practical angles for audience engagement, sponsorships, and guest opportunities.
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