
It starts with a name. A name whispered in an interrogation room, scribbled into police reports, passed along like an absolute that seemed to solve everything—too neatly, too quickly.
Then it was a truck. A checkbook. Fingerprints. Suspects. Lies. Like a deadly game of Clue, the very pieces you’d expect to matter most were the ones that slipped between the cracks. And in August 2007, when Danny Ha... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 20 | Founded | a year ago |
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Nearly a year after Everything They Missed began, Andrew Hayes finally gets his day in court.
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As a storm closes in on Memphis, old questions resurface, new ones emerge, and the fight to undo a conviction nearl... more
In this special bonus episode of Everything They Missed, Stephanie sits down with Stephen Harris, son of murder victim Danny Harris, to look back at the extraordinary year that changed everything. Stephen shares what drove him to seek out the truth a... more
Every breakthrough begins with someone willing to look where no one else has. Go behind the scenes with Stephanie and Investigator Q to see how forgotten witnesses, overlooked details, and relentless curiosity helped uncover the truth.
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Behind every unforgettable story is a sound. In this bonus episode, Stephanie Tinsley sits down with composer Braison Cyrus to explore how music and sound design became the emotional heartbeat of Everything They Missed.
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This episode was extremely helpful to me. Thank you for encouraging us to do the things that we’ve been putting off. I needed this. Right. Now. I pray Andrew walks out of jail and is a motivational speaker, however, he already is.
Hard to find the words to express the respect and admiration I have for Casey Harris and Stephanie as well as the heartache and anger I have for Andrew (Wayne), his family and the Harris family. I hope Casey understands the magnitude of what he did-uncovered a truth that was about to be buried forever.
Always on the hunt for the next great podcast after listening to so many long form true crime podcasts. After a while it’s hard to find something that really excites you like those initial big popular stories everyone has heard, until now!! It’s been awhile since a podcast has had my jaw on the floor!! Definitely on my list of top podcasts!! I hope this is resolved with a much deserved happy ending you pick up another innocence project case soon!! You made a difference here! Keep it up!
This podcast is perfectly balanced between storytelling and interview clips. I’m shocked at the defense attorney’s lack of professionalism for his shoddy job. If you agree to do pro bono, it shouldn’t be treated like a side job at Walmart’s. This was a MURDER case and he obv didn’t interview witnesses, push for comprehensive dna testing, or,in my opinion, believe his client. (I practiced civil law). But I’m equally shocked at the pointless hoops you have to jump through to finalize the rel... more
This podcast is a wild ride thru a closed murder case that didn’t make any sense once anyone looked at it. Another tragic case of a wrongful conviction, and the right stubborn, pesky woman looked into it and didn’t give up. Fantastic! I also love that the podcast keeps updating as new events happen.
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Tackling wrongful convictions, long-form investigative storytelling, and emotionally charged family dynamics, this program blends meticulous journalism with a survivor-centered lens. Across episodes, listeners follow years-long investigations, new confessions, legal maneuvering, and the human costs of seeking justice, often spotlighting innocence projects and the fragile line between truth and narrative. Notable strengths include deep archival work, on-the-ground reporting, and a willingness to explore ethical questions around sharing explosive evidence. The show likely attracts true-crime aficionados who value rigorous investigation, accountability, and humane storytelling, with a strong emphasis on impact for families and justice-system r... more
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