
A true crime podcast with Tiktoker CrimeaHolly! Featuring lesser known cases including the missing, murdered and unsolved.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 121 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

It has now been 23 years since 13-year-old Tabitha Tuders went missing while on her walk to the bus stop. On April 29th, 2003 Tabitha was walking the 3 blocks to the bus stop between 7:50am and 8am. Something happened to her between that small window... more
In 2014 Chelsea Bruck had been looking forward to a Halloween party that was said to be THE party of the year. She went with some friends to this party and after getting split up from them her friends decided to leave without her. When Chelsea didn't... more
22-year-old Cole Thomas was taking a break from college and began working construction jobs as an electrician. On Thanksgiving weekend he took a trip to North Carolina with a few co-workers but he would never be seen again. Listen now to Cole's story... more
In 1996, 18-year-old Angie Dodge was brutally murdered inside her Idaho Falls apartment. Despite DNA evidence that didn't match, Christopher Tapp was convicted and spent 21 years behind bars while the real killer remained free.
In this episode, we e... more
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Holly really needs to take a grammar course, because hers is atrocious.
Holly –
It's not: "he *drugged* her down the beach to the water."
Nor is it: "She was really *drugged* down by all the abuse".
The word you're looking for is *dragged*.
However, if someone gave a person a bunch of drugs, then they were "drugged".
It's also not: "they had *went* on a date."
It's either, "they went on a date" or "they had *gone* on a date."
Also, there's no 'h' in 'coerced'...it's not "co-herced" 🤦... more
Holly really needs to take a grammar course, because hers is atrocious.
Holly –
It's not: "he *drugged* her down the beach to the water."
Nor is it: "She was really *drugged* down by all the abuse".
The word yo're looking for is *dragged*.
However, if someone gave a person a bunch of drugs, then they were "drugged".
It's also not: "they had *went* on a date."
It's either, "they went on a date" or "they had *gone* on a date."
I cringe every time I hear your brutal grammar.
Holly also ... more
I love your attention to detail and the utmost respect you give to the victims and their loved ones.
Holly is just an amazing podcaster! All of the stories are well done, and done with compassion, and precision. Even if it’s a story I’ve heard many times, I always feel like Holly includes at least one or two facts I’ve never heard before - and she does it in a relatively short podcast (my favorite, as I don’t have the attention span for 1.5-2 hour podcasts).
Thank you, Holly, for also turning me onto “A Simpler Time” - thank you for taking care of your listeners even while on break! I’m a for... more
U are awesome! Love ur podcast !
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The show offers tightly narrated true crime stories, with a strong focus on victims and investigative context. Episodes cover missing persons, murders, and cold cases, weaving in courtroom developments, family impacts, and evolving investigative techniques. The host typically delivers concise, well-researched narratives that mix case timeline, witness recollections, and analysis of evidence, often highlighting human costs and community impact. Notable strengths include clear storytelling, victim-centered framing, and a consistent solo-host format that keeps pacing tight and accessible for listeners who want thoughtful, no-frills true crime content. A few listeners mention a preference for shorter episodes and minimal banter, which seems ali... more
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Crime with Holly launched 3 years ago and published 121 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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