
Crimelines walks you through true crime events, pairing captivating tales with clear storytelling. Host Charlie brings in appropriate historic and cultural context to look beyond what happened and consider why it happened. Crimelines is a registered trademark of Crimelines LLC
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 699 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

In July of 2020, a killer went to great lengths to hide his identity, but all it took for police to track him down was his ear and a tiny piece of confetti.
This case is *solved*
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Larry McNabney was slowly disappearing from his law firm for several months leading up to the day he actually disappeared. Because his wife Elisa–and her secretary–had been taking things over, it took months for people to notice and when they did, th... more
In this week’s case, we have two stories of what happened, and the old adage that the truth lies somewhere in the middle falls short when these two stories don’t have any middle ground. In the end, the question for the jury would be was this a thrill... more
When a filmmaker took a real crime case and turned it into a dark comedy, the victim’s family called it a successful blame-the-victim campaign after they portrayed the killer as an affable man and the victim as a mean old lady. As usual the truth is ... more
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Can’t stand the whiny voice and woke politics
She compares Christianity to fortune telling
I really like Charley but am frustrated when a podcaster speaks that which is not true.
She mentioned in this podcast that it was once again a murder in Texas and she asked “are you ok down there Texas?”
Charley when you said something stupid like that, you only had to google what are the top 10 states, based on population, have the most murders? Here are the top 10:
Mississippi (~20.5 per 100,000 residents)
Louisiana (~19.9 per 100,000 residents)
Alabama (~14.2 per 100,000 residents)
New Me... more
I used to be a huge fan of all your podcasts but recently most of them are for subscribers only, I do understand that you have to make a living but it’s not an easy time for anyone in this country ! Perhaps you
could do only for subscribers and not having any podcasts for the others that can’t afford to subscribe. Otherwise your content and stories are well documented and done!
I understand personal life changes but the amount of episodes have been significantly cut back and I’m just sad about it. Keeping 4 stars because when there is an actual episode, it is good.
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Crimelines presents deeply researched true crime stories with a strong emphasis on chronology, courtroom detail, and forensic context. Episodes frequently weave in timelines, court documents, and expert commentary to illuminate why cases unfolded as they did, often spotlighting legal nuance, investigative methods, and sociocultural factors. Notable strengths include thorough sourcing, respectful treatment of victims and families, and a clear storytelling style that helps listeners follow complex cases without sensationalism. A standout trait is the host's balanced approach, often offering historical or societal context to frame cases beyond the headlines, which can be particularly valuable for sponsors seeking thoughtful, in-depth true crim... more
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