
Deep dive into true crime and real investigations Cameron Santana is a veteran law enforcement officer with over 18 years of experience. He holds an Advanced Law Enforcement Certificate and spent his first 16 years with the Raleigh Police Department. Explore real cases and real investigations with an insider perspective you can find nowhere else.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 82 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

On August 27, 1992, 13-year-old Leigh Marine Occhi disappeared from her home in Tupelo, Mississippi, as the remnants of Hurricane Andrew swept through the area. When her mother returned home, Leigh was gone, leaving behind a puzzling crime scene that... more
More than four decades after five young men disappeared into the mountains of Northern California, the Yuba County Five remains one of the most perplexing unsolved mysteries in American history.
In this special live episode of Santana True Crime, Ca... more
On April 20, 1990, 17-year-old Christopher Matthew Kerze told his parents he wasn't feeling well and stayed home from school. By the end of the day, he had withdrawn $200 from his savings account, left behind a series of cryptic notes, driven more th... more
In this episode of Santana True Crime, retired Raleigh Police Officer Cameron Santana is joined by Dr. Brian Santana to examine the latest developments in the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie.
We discuss several important updates that have emerged, in... more
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Love this podcast— btw, I checked— organs can be harvested 4-8 hours after death, depending on which ones. I know Liz B was an organ donor— which is one reason to keep a brain dead person “alive”. Don t know in 1970s what technology was.
What a refreshing podcast— real conversations, occasionally messy but always interesting and authentic. I brought the Santana brother s book and it was a lot like the podcast! I am glad you expanded on the main suspect in your podcast cus that part was fr... more
What a refreshing podcast— real conversations, occasionally messy but always interesting and authentic. I brought the Santana brother s book and it was a lot like the podcast! I am glad you expanded on the main suspect in your podcast cus that part was frustrating.
Addendum— a thought on the Ramsey letter— wonder if the perp was from their church? There is a culture w/I Christian religions where men let their guard down, talk about feelings and work & money play big roles.
What a refreshing podcast— real conversations, occasionally messy but always interesting and authentic. I brought the Santana brother s book and it was a lot like the podcast! I am glad you expanded on the main suspect in your podcast cus that part was frustrating.
Lots of variety of cases and in depth discussion. Great show!
The latest Santana true crime episode was very informative. I enjoyed hearing about Kait’s experience in prison and how she turned her life around afterwards thru Tik Tok. I believe in law and order but it is important to remember that people who do commit crimes are human and they can be redeemable after serving their sentence. Well done Santana!










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