
Expect twists, turns and a fresh look at true crime on L.A. Crimes, the latest podcast from L.A. Times Studios. Host Madison McGhee (“Ice Cold Case”) brings you the stories behind the most compelling cases from the people who know them best. Join Madison as she sits down with the journalists behind The Times’ most jaw-dropping investigations, Hollywood crime experts and pop culture personalities f... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 45 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsTrue Crime | |||

On a quiet night in Austin, Texas, four young girls were closing up the “I Can’t Believe It’s Yogurt” shop when their routine was violently interrupted. Moments later, a fire erupted, engulfing the store. In this episode, Madison McGhee and Tabitha K... more
In 2017, tragedy struck Rancho Tehama when Kevin Janson Neal went on a deadly shooting spree. After killing his wife and then his neighbors, he began to openly shoot at people from his car as he drove through town to the local elementary school, wher... more
Astrology is a common conversation starter here in Los Angeles, to the point where people like Danielle Johnson made her living as an “Astrology Influencer,” selling her horoscope predictions and mantras to curious customers. But things turned sinist... more
In the so-called “Golden Age of Serial Murder,” Americans were introduced to names such as Ted Bundy, Gary Ridgeway, and Richard Ramirez in relatively short succession. What was it about this period of time that seemed to breed so many serial killers... more
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One important point of difference from the civil vs criminal trial was change of venue. The civil trial got moved to simi valley and had an all white jury.
I very much enjoy these stories! I just wonder why not a single person discussing the Brink’s jewelry heist could correctly pronounce the word JEWELRY!
I’ve tried to like this podcast, but it’s done terribly. The host never provides the needed context for what she’s talking about, so if you haven’t read every article on the subject that she has, you’ll be lost. I just tried listening to an episode where she was talking with someone about Weezer’s bassist’s wife being in a standoff with police. She referred to having seen the body cam footage, but then didn’t say what it showed. She actually never gave an account of what happened. It’s like list... more
I am listening to the podcast about Tom Girardi and his fall from grace. Madison is a very good interviewer and I’ll continue to listen. What I also wanted to convey is my respect for the LA Times and their reporters, Harriet and Matt. The deep dive Harriet and Matt took and their reporting is why I subscribe to The Times. I used to be a fan of Tom Girardi, but no more!
Madison is amazing. Loving the new show!
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This series provides an engaging exploration of notable true crime cases, particularly those connected to Los Angeles, featuring deep dives into criminal investigations and related societal issues. The host, who possesses a blend of journalistic expertise and a passion for true crime, interviews journalists from major publications, as well as crime experts and personalities in the entertainment industry. Topics often include high-profile cases, the intersection of crime and celebrity culture, and the implications of media narratives on public perception and justice. With new content released weekly, this series captivates those interested in the complexities of crime, societal values, and investigative journalism.
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6. Jake Deptula
7. Clara Harter
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