
The new true crime podcast featuring Crime Analyst and Lawyer Dr. Casey Jordan and Dr. Colleen Butler-Sweet
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 44 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

In February 2017, 13-year-old Abigail “Abby” Williams and 14-year-old Liberty “Libby” German went for a walk along the Monon High Bridge Trail in Delphi, Indiana. They never made it home.What followed became one of the most closely watched investigat... more
The Lindsay Clancy trial has ended in a mistrial, leaving a case that has captivated the country without a verdict.In January 2023, Lindsay Clancy killed her three young children, five-year-old Cora, three-year-old Dawson, and eight-month-old Callan,... more
On July 23, 2007, the quiet Connecticut town of Cheshire was shaken by one of the most devastating home invasions in the state’s history.In the early morning hours, two men broke into the home of Dr. William Petit and his family on Sorghum Mill Road.... more
featuring Danbury Connecticut Police Special Victim Unit Detective Rachel Halas (retired) who investigated the disappearance of 13-year-old Christina Long. More than 24 years after the death of 13-year-old Christina Long, we revisit the case that dev... more
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I like the concept of this podcast: criminologist and sociologist unpacking horrific true crime cases. However, I am desperate to hear more from Colleen. I find Casey to be self-absorbed and condescending. She is often dismissive of what Colleen brings to the table and what she has to say…if she gets to say anything at all. I also think Colleen needs more airtime to run damage control. She needs to call out Casey every time she shares personal opinions that are full of harmful stereotypes and b... more
This is SUCH a great show. Such a breath of fresh air to listen to such smart women discuss true crime. No virtue signaling, no sensationalism, the ability to look into the psyche of the criminals without sympathizing with them - or being scared of not being tough enough on them - is such a nice change of pace.
(The only tiny issue I’m having is that I feel like they have referenced certain cases that they covered but I don’t see them on the podcast feed on apple or Spotify? Maybe some of them... more
Casey interrupts Colleen all the time and it drives me crazy! I want to hear from Colleen and her perspective however it feels like Casey never wants us to. I like hearing about cases that I don’t know, but there is minimal back and forth it just feels like there is only one host and not two. Please be aware of how you speak to others and how you sound on audio.
In depth, intelligent discussion between two highly experienced professionals. The world needs more of this.
Narcissistic personality disorder on full display. Her cohost is lovely. Well produced show. I just can’t listen to the self grandiose nonsense of Jordan.
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A criminology-and-sociology–forward true crime show that analyzes cases through dual expertise: crime theory and social context. Episodes combine methodical case breakdowns with survivor-centric perspectives, media critique, and broader systemic commentary. Listeners get thoughtful discussions on investigative procedures, policing, trial dynamics, and the role of journalists and public discourse, often with guest experts, journalists, and investigators. The show stands out for its empathetic treatment of victims and focus on how culture, media, and policy shape outcomes, all anchored by rigorously supported analysis and clear explanations for non-experts. Sponsorships and brand partnerships frequently appear in a practical, integrated way r... more
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