
Join Laura and Sarah as they discuss the most haunting cases to spin out of some of America's most elite corners.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 132 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | DocumentaryTrue CrimeSociety & Culture | |||

What a week it's been! Sarah Monday Night quarterbacks the Walshe trial.
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Charlie Tan is incarcerated until 2038. The prosecution and the defense have very different stories about the murder of Charlie's father, James Tan. What are your thoughts?
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This week we go to the Caribbean and follow in the footsteps of ivy leaguers who unraveled the mystery of the Zombie.
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This week we discuss updates on the Walshe case. The million dollar question: Will Proctor's phone data dump be the smoking gun the defense is hoping for. And is Brian Walshe competent to stand trial?
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I had my volume turned all the way up, yet the sound was still so low that I couldn’t listen to the episode. I usually enjoy this podcast and was looking forward to the new episode.
The chemistry between Laura and Sarah is interesting and good fun, and I love the way they always collect the most fascinating details, back stories, connections, etc. The podcast is so well-rounded and satisfying, but I wish it were a weekly event: waiting for the next episode is hard!
I’ve tried to stick with this podcast, but it’s so poorly researched, so boring and lacks talent in narrating these stories. It’s more like these gals love to talk to each other and forget they are making a podcast. So many other true crime podcasts available, I’d skip this one.
An intellectual and serious approach to true crime storytelling. Laura and Sarah provide critical insight and keen analysis of criminal perpetrators (sans sensationalism or sardonicism) and extend compassion and deference to victims. One of the absolute best in the true crime podcast genre.
This review is based on the Christa Worthington episode, a case that I have followed for a long time.
Explaining the story, background, and history of the case was great. The problem began with the lawyer’s insistence with talking over the private investigator. The PI had some good points, but the lawyer refused to see that or let her finish before interrupting again and again because she disagreed and couldn’t see her partners point of view.
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Focusing on chilling murder cases, this podcast takes listeners on a journey through high-profile true crime stories, often intertwining the lives of victims with their privileged backgrounds. Each episode delves into various cases, exploring the complexities of personal relationships, societal dynamics, and the impact of elite education on crime narratives. The hosts, engaging in intelligent discussions with guests, highlight not only the brutality of these crimes but also the underlying factors that contribute to their occurrence. Overall, the podcast provides an insightful and thought-provoking lens on how status and social connections can influence both criminal acts and their investigations, making it a captivating listen for true crim... more
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