
Two besties from Colorado bringing Justice to victims by telling their stories.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 129 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureTrue Crime | |||

A heartbreaking investigation, a very unexpected arrest, and a jury that simply could not reach a verdict.
This WTF edition of Justice For covers the disappearance and death of five-year-old Saylor Hayes, the latest developments in the Barry Morphew... more
Sixteen-year-old Grace Ryan became trapped in a devastating struggle with alcohol abuse in the months before her death. As her addiction became increasingly severe, so did the questions surrounding her mother's role in enabling it and why Grace wasn'... more
It's time for another WTF Edition of Justice For.
The Siders case—also known as the Ohio House of Horrors—has taken another disturbing turn. The four adults living in the home have now been indicted on dozens of child endangerment charges, while a s... more
This week, we're catching up on four heartbreaking cases we've covered before and there are some major developments.
The case of 12-year-old Demeria Hollingsworth remains stalled as her cousin continues to face murder and evidence-tampering charges.... more
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I’ve been a listener from day one! I love the banter and finding out case details at the same time as one of the hosts. It’s obvious that both Jackie and Sam care deeply about the victims and their families. Great listen and I would recommend it to anyone.
This is the best podcast my mom is the creator of the podcast
Vocal fry, uptake. They use the words super, and like constantly. It's a really super hard listen.
Saw clips on Tictok so decided to follow. Now I'm bingeing 🖤
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Two Colorado-based hosts build a podcast around true crime cases with a candid, empathetic stance toward victims and families. The show consistently blends case updates with in-depth commentary, cultural context, and audience-engaging content like live events and merch teasers. Across episodes, listeners can expect extended conversations, case timelines, and a focus on justice and accountability, delivered with approachable banter and a strong advocate vibe for victims' families. Noteworthy aspects include a conversational format that feels like friends discussing cases over drinks, plus a willingness to tackle evolving legal proceedings and social implications, making it approachable for true crime fans who want context beyond headlines.
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Recent guests on Justice For include:
1. Chelsea Gibson
2. Jennifer Plum
3. Ashley Magnan
4. Connie Long
5. Lynna Long
6. Jen Hall
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