
From The Binge, Crime Scene is a weekly show that plunges you into cases you can’t stop thinking about. Join Jonathan Hirsch, host of My Fugitive Dad and Dear Franklin Jones and producer behind shows like The Thing About Pam and Dr. Death, as he teams up with investigative reporter and podcaster Cooper Moll to crack open the cases that deserve a second look. Each episode weaves an intricate true c... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 52 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

A church organist in Springfield, Missouri buries her husband, then her son, both written off as victims of the same nasty “flu.” When a third family member suddenly collapses, that “coincidence” starts to look more like design than fate, and the que... more
Four days before a 600‑person Georgia wedding, a churchgoing bride laces up for a quick jog and disappears, leaving her keys and three‑carat ring behind like she’s been plucked out of her own love story. As search teams flood the town and the FBI clo... more
Dr. Harini Bhat is a clinical pharmacist and storyteller obsessed with the moments in history that still can't be fully explained. Every week she investigates real events that defy easy explanation. Mass hysterias. Vanished civilizations. Medical odd... more
A reclusive “mountain man” in the Montana backcountry lives off the grid with his wolf‑dogs and a stack of trespass complaints, convinced the rutted dirt track to his cabin is his to control. When he disappears and dismembered remains in garbage bags... more
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What a shame. This could be a great podcast, he has a great podcast voice. And I wanted to hear about this story. But, I don’t enjoy listening to 2 narrators on a story. One telling the story, and one just chiming in giving their personal opinion just irritates me.
Instead of real reporting depth, the hosts just talk endlessly to each other with meaningless time-wasting chat.
I want to like it, but it’s mediocre at best.
Not sure if it’s previously mentioned but I’m a truck driver and this is the only podcast that I’m having trouble hearing over all of the noises I’m surrounded by. I turned the volume up on my phone and truck and can still barely hear some details. The commercials are loud, other podcasts are loud but the audio of the host are low. When audio from interrogations are higher than you two talking. I personally don’t have a problem with anything else. I think it’s a good podcast so far.
They sure do name drop all of their other podcasts and shows so many times during each episode. We get it, you make a lot of podcasts
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A tightly produced true crime series that blends investigative reporting with on-the-ground storytelling. Episodes spotlight cases and survivors, weaving forensic breakthroughs, police perspectives, and intimate personal narratives to reveal angles often missed by headlines. The hosts emphasize digging beyond surface facts, offering context, field reporting, and case context that keep listeners engaged across seasons. A notable strength is the combination of rigorous storytelling with clear, real-world sourcing, making complex cases accessible without sacrificing depth. The show also stands out for its survivor-centered episodes and willingness to tackle difficult, sometimes high-profile topics, which may appeal to listeners who crave thoro... more
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Crime Scene launched 4 years ago and published 52 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Crime Scene include:
1. Annie Elise
2. Jessica Hoopsick
3. Lindell Marks
4. Linda Ives
5. Dan Harmon
6. Billy Jack Haynes
7. Mike Matheny
8. Teresa Matheny
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