
The new true crime podcast featuring Crime Analyst and Lawyer Dr. Casey Jordan and Dr. Colleen Butler-Sweet
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 43 | Founded | a year ago |
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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
Have we learned nothing since the Andrea Yates case twenty-five years ago? Lindsay's Fact vs. Fiction UNPEELED in the special edition. Lindsay Clancy is charged with the murder of her three children: Cora (5), Dawson (3), and Callum (8 months) in Jan... more
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I absolutely love your storytelling and the way you both share your views and perspectives throughout each episode. It’s clear that you are both incredibly experienced and knowledgeable, but what really sets you apart is the empathy and compassion you bring to every case.
You talk us through some of the most heinous and difficult crimes in a way that feels respectful, thoughtful and human. That compassion makes such a difference and is a huge part of why I keep listening. Your ability to combin... more
I am initially listened to the episode on Wade Wilson and decided not to continue. There were quite a few pieces of misinformation included. Not to mention the year he committed the murders you got wrong. They happened in 2019, not 2023. I can’t continue listening to a podcast who doesn’t care about putting out correct information.
I met Casey at an event a few weeks ago and this podcast was already on my radar, but I hadn’t listened yet. Since then, I’ve binged the entire pod… and now I’m addicted and need more asap!
Phenomenal insight from Casey and Colleen! Give me more!
Looking forward to seeing you both at Crimecon! 🖤
Just found this podcast on YouTube. Absolutely fascinating and so good!!
i really like this show! it is well researched, informative and always victim centric. one thing that did bother me though is that when listening to the wade wilson episode there were some fat phobic comments made about how he was gross and ugly now that he gained weight. while i don’t sympathize with a murderer/rapist when you say things like that it implies that anyone who gains weight is gross and ugly. it was just disappointing.
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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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