Real-Time Crime
iHeartPodcastsAre you obsessed with solving crimes? Are you a sleuth for the truth with a self-awarded PHD in unsolved mysteries? Do you believe you should be giving an FYI to the FBI? Do the detectives label it a cold case while you’re just getting warmed up? Then you need to join Leah Lamarr on the ‘Real-Time Crime’ podcast...Where each episode we’ll discuss all the details of a high profile case and uncover ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 41 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Categories | True CrimeSociety & Culture | ||||
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The first season of Real Time Crime comes to a close with a collection of truly bizarre stories including; a woman who posed as a nurse in an attempt to steal a baby, another that awoke from a two year coma and immediately identified her brother as h... more
Ever hear a noise in your house and think it's your imagination? Well, it turns out it may just be someone living in your walls, watching you through an air vent or an electoral outlet. Terrified? Well you have reason to be as Leah and Demetri discus... more
Leah and Demetri are joined by the Tik Tok Comedy Queen Jiaoying Summers as they discuss the breaking news of the R. Kelly sentence and the future residence of Ghislaine Maxwell.Also on tap are today's hot topics which include: teens that threw a par... more
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- Seems like they don’t care
I just listened to the last episode of the season and I’m not sure I’ll listen next season. I love Leah and Demitri, definitely miss Teddi. I liked it a lot at first and it was fine even after she left, but quickly it seemed like no one was researching what they were talking about AT ALL. For example (and not the only one), this last episode they spent several minutes talking about how DB Cooper got his money and it’s on his Wikipedia. They didn’t even read his Wikipedia. Just try a little harde... more
Apple Podcasts2Meagancb
United States2 years ago - I can’t take it any more.
After trying to listen to several episodes i gave up. They female host is awful. Very arrogant and mean girl-ish. I tried to listen to the latest episode where they discussed DB Cooper. It took me less than 2 minutes on google to see that he demanded money and parachutes when the plane landed. Then demanded they fly to Mexico. Thats when he jumped. The show led you to believe he just took money from people on the short flight and then hopped off the plane. Why do a true crime podcast or any pod... more
Apple Podcasts1MayMee AmyUnited States2 years ago - Polictal
Tell us about the crimes not about you political views!
Apple Podcasts1MattRagsdaleUnited States2 years ago - Is Teddi off the show?
It looks like they changed the logo to just Leah. No mention of it anywhere.
Apple Podcasts4Xtians312United States2 years ago - The constantly laughing comedian…
Love Teddi Mellencamp & the in depth discussions of crime, but it’s extremely hard to enjoy and listen when Leah is constantly laughing/breathing into the mic after her own “jokes”? The conversation is always interrupted by Leah making it about herself or just trying to crack a joke.. I wish the discussions were a bit more serous… less about Leah’s personal life or stories. I try to listen to every episode but she loses me every time. If Leah can work on letting the stories run more smoothly by ... more
Apple Podcasts1AJGE110405United States2 years ago
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