
A true crime podcast where we explore the dark sooty landscape of crimes involving fire including arson and criminal negligence. Join us as we explore what really happened in some of the most horrific criminal fires in history. Hosted by April and some guy that’s seen Backdraft at least twice.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeDocumentarySociety & Culture | |||

Episode 123
When Dawn Hacheney’s death was ruled an accident, investigators had little reason to look beyond the fire. But outside the official investigation, troubling questions were already circulating about Pastor Nick Hacheney, the women he coun... more
Episode 122
Pulpit and the Pyre: The Murder of Dawn Hacheney – Part 1
When a house fire claims the life of Dawn Hacheney the day after Christmas 1997, investigators initially conclude it was a tragic accident. A bedroom filled with Christmas gifts,... more
Episode 121
After eight episodes, Foretold: Australia’s Whiskey Au Go Go Fire comes to its dramatic conclusion.
In this finale, we examine the extraordinary events that unfolded after James Finch's release from prison, including his televised confe... more
Episode 120
Were the right men convicted?
In Part 7 of Foretold: Australia’s Whiskey Au Go Go Fire, we examine the decades of controversy that followed the convictions of John Andrew Stuart and James Finch. As allegations of police corruption, ques... more
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I found this podcast when I was looking for more information on the ghost train fire.
I was happy to see all the other episodes and have been enjoying listening a great deal. Keep up the good work.
I’m not sure how I ended up here but I am now addicted. Interesting and engaging, this podcast keeps me coming back each week for more. Thanks for the great show guys!
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I love you guys, found you on YouTube and your definitely the best channel around!
Just found this podcast via a TikTok post. I don’t remember what the TikTok was about but it intrigued me enough to try out the podcast. I have only listened to about 3 (Joey Lynn offurt and the first one on the abandoned homes in Virginia) episodes so far but the sound quality was good, and they kept my attention.
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A true crime show that centers on fires, arson, and related negligence, weaving technical fire science with investigative storytelling. Episodes frequently cover historic blazes, their legal and regulatory ripples, and the human stories behind disasters. The host duo blends rigorous research with approachable banter, often incorporating survivor perspectives and cross-promos that broaden the listener's view of safety, policy, and forensics. A standout is the careful integration of technical explanations with narrative pacing, making complex topics accessible without sacrificing depth or sensitivity. Potential listeners can expect thorough case reconstructions, thoughtful commentary, and engaging guest appearances that add context and credib... more
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