
Daphne Woolsoncroft and Heath Merryman discuss haunting details of different disappearance and murder cases week by week. New episodes released every Tuesday and Friday.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 648 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureTrue Crime | |||

In February of 1988, four members of a Minnesota family were brutally murdered in their home in the middle of a winter’s night. The shocking nature of the crime stunned a quiet, rural community and left investigators grappling with the sheer violence... more
In February of 2024, a 13-year-old girl was reported missing in Central Florida after missing school. What began as a frantic search after a potential abduction quickly drew intense public attention as inconsistencies began to surface within her fami... more
In February of 1974, the body of a 25-year-old woman was found covered in snow in a roadside ditch after she headed out hitchhiking in Minnesota. Despite an eyewitness watching a man dispose of her body and drive off, decades passed without answers i... more
In February of 2021, a 48-year-old Idaho woman was found dead in her own bathtub of an apparent suicide. But as troubling details emerged, suspicion fell on someone close to the investigation and her: disturbingly, someone who had a deep familiarity ... more
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I like this podcast and have listened for years but I wish they would address diverse cases consistently. There are many black and brown families that could benefit from these platforms and their stories getting out. They do cover POC every now and then…
I used to love this podcast but now I just feel like you guys ramble on and on about pointless things. You guys sit and elaborate on the smallest most common sense things or go off into your little conversations with each other about your life’s way too much. Just stick to the story and the facts we don’t need ALL the personal opinions. Also you guys repeat yourselves quite a bit.. It’s just gotten hard to have on in the background and still follow along.. I hope I can come back to this podcast... more
Long time listener and I have some gripes but overall still one of my faves. But for the love of god if you don’t have 45 minutes of material why try to make a 45 minute episode. Do two mini episodes that add up to 45 minutes if you’re trying to fulfill your contract. The last episode sounded exactly like me trying to 3 pages into a 5 page essay in college (before chat gpt existed of course) lol
Unnecessary swearing.. cheapens the stories..I listen to several true crime podcasts and none of them swear..turned it off
Excessive swearing is not “clean.” Pretending this is a clean podcast is DISHONEST! Swearing is the last attempt of a feeble mind trying to express itself.
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A captivating exploration of true crime unfolds through gripping narratives that detail various cases of disappearances and murders. The hosts examine complex stories, often focusing on unsettling family dynamics, societal issues, and systemic injustices related to the victims' histories. Episodes highlight chilling details, emotional accounts, and the impact of these crimes on communities, while also shedding light on underreported cases and the nuances surrounding them. The engaging style, thoughtful analysis, and deep respect for the victims' stories set it apart, making it an essential listen for true crime enthusiasts seeking both compelling facts and empathetic storytelling.
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