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Justice For

Jackie & Sam
Domestic Violence
Murder
Kouri Richins
Colorado
Harmony Montgomery
Tyler Goodrich
Gannon Stauch
Eric Richins
Suzanne Morphew
Mental Health
FBI
Letecia Stauch
Candace Hiltz
Monroe
Skylar Neese
Child Protective Services
Corriann Cervantes
Alexee Trevizo
True Crime
Justice

Two besties from Colorado bringing Justice to victims by telling their stories.

PublishesWeeklyEpisodes122Founded2 years ago
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Latest Episodes

This week on Justice For… WTF edition, we're covering two shocking cases making headlines.

First, investigators are searching for answers after a newborn baby was discovered inside a porta potty at Michigan's Electric Forest Music Festival.

Then,... more

Sixteen children. Four adults charged. A growing list of rumors.

Since our first episode on the Siders family case, a gag order has limited what investigators can say publicly but that hasn't stopped speculation.

This week, we're separating fact f... more

Before Marcus Spanevelo's federal murder trial begins, we're taking a trip back into the Justice For Podcast vault with one of the cases that has stayed with us since the beginning—Cassie Carli. Cassie disappeared in March 2022 after meeting her ex, ... more

On November 13, 1999, 32-year-old Namiko Takaba was brutally murdered inside her apartment in Nagoya, Japan, while her two-year-old son remained in the home. Investigators recovered DNA, bloody footprints, and a trail of evidence that should have ide... more

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Recent Guests

Chelsea Gibson
Lead crime scene tech, testified on day two
Episode: Kouri Richins Trial: Week 1 Recap | Opening Statements & Key Witnesses
Jennifer Plum
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Ashley Magnan
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Connie Long
Sister of Maggie Long
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Episode: Maggie Long Part 2
Lynna Long
Sister of Maggie Long
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Episode: Maggie Long Part 2
Jen Hall
Social worker and website designer for Justice For
Episode: Susan, Charlie, and Brayden Powell

Hosts

Jackie
Host of the show and a longstanding co-host, frequently leading discussions and analysis.
Sam
Co-host who contributes case timelines, analysis, and commentary.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 41 ratings
  • Justice for

    This is the best podcast my mom is the creator of the podcast

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Nicole j25
    United Statesa year ago
  • Vocal fry, uptake. They use the words super, and like constantly. It's a really super hard listen.

    Podcast Addict
    1
    Ksdtoday
    2 years ago
  • Love it!

    Saw clips on Tictok so decided to follow. Now I'm bingeing šŸ–¤

    Apple Podcasts
    5
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    United States2 years ago
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    Best pod ever

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    United States2 years ago
  • Being a favorite

    This podcast is rapidly becoming one of my favorites. Jackie and Sam are relatable, knowledgeable, and clearly passionate about highlighting Justice For the victims of these crimes. As a Colorado resident, I remember the first two cases playing out in the media — but there were so many details I didn’t know. I look forward to every episode and we are only 3 in!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Nina EF
    United States2 years ago

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Extended episodes are a strength, keeping audio and details engaging and clear.
Listeners praise in-depth case timelines and survivor/victim-focused context.
Hosts' transparency and advocacy for victims come through, boosting credibility and trust.

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Maggie Long Part 2
Q: Why was the case reclassified as a hate crime and what impact did that have on resources?
The reclassification opened up additional resources and funding, which the hosts discuss as beneficial but also highlight the delay and complexity in achieving more support sooner.
Maggie Long Part 2
Q: How can we help? What can the community do?
Provide any information, no matter how small, to the FBI tip line and share case materials to broaden the search for potential leads; emphasize that small details may be crucial to solving Maggie's case.
Kendrick Johnson
Q: Where do you stand? Do you think this was an unfortunate accident? Or is it a cover-up to protect other kids?
They're ongoing discussions about the tragedy and potential cover-up surrounding KJ's death. Despite the police's claim that it was an accident, the family and many others believe there was foul play involved.
Suzanne Morphew
Q: Do you think that could have happened with the bike too?
Yes, especially if the handlebars are all turned weird. What if you're just like...
Alexee Trevizo
Q: Do you think Alexee was in labor before she went to the hospital?
Yes, the timeline and events suggest that she likely was in labor but tried to hide it.

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What is Justice For about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Two Colorado-based true crime storytellers cover a range of cases from missing persons to murders, focusing on timeline reconstruction, family impact, public reaction, and evolving legal and investigative questions. Episodes often blend detailed case context with commentary on media narratives, court decisions, and community responses, while emphasizing sensitivity to victims and corroborated information. A notable strength is the use of extended audio and personal perspectives to illuminate complex cases, making it helpful for listeners who want deep, contextual crime storytelling and ongoing justice-oriented discourse without sensationalism.

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1. Chelsea Gibson
2. Jennifer Plum
3. Ashley Magnan
4. Connie Long
5. Lynna Long
6. Jen Hall

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