
Unheard: True Crime in Their Own Words is a podcast that strips away the sensational headlines and lets the people at the heart of true crime stories speak for themselves. From survivors and families to investigators, journalists, and insiders, these are raw, unfiltered conversations that rarely make it into mainstream coverage.Hosted by Justin Shepherd, a creator and advocate with millions of fol... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 13 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsNews CommentaryTrue Crime | |||

What does it actually look like to chase fugitives for a living… and then have your life turned into a television show?
In this episode, I sit down with Justin Bihag, someone who didn’t just appear on Dog the Bounty Hunter… he lived it.
We get into... more
In this episode of Unheard, I sit down with E. Monique Smith, a woman whose story almost defies belief.
As a baby, she was taken from her biological family and raised by people who were not who they claimed to be. She grew up without knowing her rea... more
In this episode, our guest isn’t just telling stories about the music industry, he lived through some of its darkest moments.
Dewitt Gilmore, who is better known as Relentless Aaron, joins Unheard for a raw, unfiltered conversation about his persona... more
In 2001, Alissa Turney went missing from her home in Phoenix, Arizona. Her disappearance was quickly labeled a runaway case, and for years, it received little attention from law enforcement.
But her sister, Sarah Turney, refused to let Alissa’s case... more
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Great podcast. For the first time, I’ve actually had to slow down the speed. Maybe it’s because I’m from the south…
Just listened to Eric telling Adam’s story. My step kids were at VCU during the same time. My heart breaks for Adam’s parents. Great podcast, still crying here in Montana.
This guy interrupts his guests mid-sentence to ask stupid questions, then talk about himself
You are interviewing a women who tells you she has been raped and objectified and you have the audacity to say By the way you are beautiful. It has nothing to do with her story or who she is. You are objectifying that her physical appearance is tied to her worth.You lost me at that statement.
Followed Justin on the socials since day 1. When I heard about his podcast it was an instant follow. He keeps it real. The first episode with Elizabeth Smart was as real as it comes. Excellent interview. Look forward to future episodes.
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This podcast features sincere, unfiltered conversations surrounding true crime narratives by putting the spotlight on the individuals directly affected by these events. It showcases a variety of voices, including survivors, family members, investigators, and journalists, offering a more intimate and human perspective on traumatic cases that have impacted communities and shaped public discourse. Distinct for its commitment to authenticity, this series seeks to break away from sensationalized portrayals in mainstream media, allowing those involved to reclaim their narratives and express their truths in their own words. Topics such as trauma, justice, and the influence of media perception are prevalent, making it a thought-provoking choice for... more
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