Not all stories have happy endings... A true crime podcast with a forensic twist. Each episode features real, horrific, bone-chilling stories to satisfy your inner forensic science itch. From fingerprinting to criminal profiling to familial DNA, we got every investigative angle covered.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 224 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureTrue Crime |
#221 - Two three-year-old girls from Noxubee County, Mississippi, are found murdered under very similar circumstances. They were both abducted from their homes, sexually assaulted, and killed. Their killers also left behind a strong piece of forensic... more
#220 - It's a murder still widely talked about today: the 1996 unsolved murder of hip-hop artist Tupac Shakur. Although an arrest was recently made in the case, some people wonder if we'll ever know what happened that night in Las Vegas. And if foren... more
#219 - In this week's episode, we're taking a deep dive into the offiicial court documents that have been made public about the Delphi Murders. We also discuss the forensic evidence and what still remains unknown about the murders of Abby and Libby f... more
#218 - In 1979, four children from Geylang Bahru, Singapore, were found murdered inside their home with multiple stab wounds and their bodies stacked on top of each other. Although the police received a lot of tips, the murders remain unsolved today.... more
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Shows contain a lot of interesting information and I typically enjoy listening. Host has a few speech impediments that can be a bit grating, because when someone’s voice is all you have, it’s easy to focus on imperfections. She can say “crime SCENE” correctly. Not sure why “teen” comes out “teeng.” Scripts could be edited better, too. Occasionally she’ll repeat facts a few times and she uses the word “literally” incorrectly on occasion. When discussing facts, that can change the entire intended ... more
Started listening this week and will continue. I will say I like the show but being from NJ and having listened to Direct Appeal, it has inaccurate information on the Suitcase/Melanie McGuire case.
Please, stop glorifying murder by not giving grieving families a voice.
Love the podcast and the attention to forensic details. And easy to understand explanations. Just one tiny comment: why do you say « nineteenggg » « seventeenggg » all the teen numbers with eeenggg sound?
Well researched episodes, this could be a great podcast but the vocal fry is just too much for me
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