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She Goes by Jane: A True Crime Podcast

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Domestic Violence
Missing Persons
True Crime
Unidentified Persons
FBI
Lola Celli
Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women
1995
Robin Murphy
Parker County Jane Doe
Jean Spangler
New York City
Suicide
Hollywood
September 11, 2001
Sneha Philip
Dr. Promila Mehta-Paul
Yolanda Panek
Camisha Hollis
Ann Gotlib

She Goes by Jane is a true crime podcast that focuses on the stories of missing women and unidentified women. Each episode explores unsolved disappearances and Jane Doe cases with deep research, historical context, and original poetry, featuring guest readings by actors and advocates. Unlike other true crime podcasts, we center the victims—not the killers. No gore. No gimmicks. Just the truth, tol... more

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Irene Silverman was missing. And by the time Sante and Kenneth Kimes went to trial for her murder, there was still no body, no murder weapon, and no definitive account of what happened to her the day she was last seen.

The prosecution was face with ... more

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By the summer of 1998, Irene Silverman was becoming increasingly uneasy about her new tenant.Manny Guerin had only been a tenant for a few days when he started making her uncomfortable. He would avoid her eyes when they passed, slink around the edges... more

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Before Irene Silverman was a missing woman, she was a ballerina, a wife, a hostess, and the owner of one of Manhattan's most unusual homes: a home that would become the centerpiece of her missing persons case.

Irene grew up in New Orleans and became... more

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In 1981, investigators were just beginning to uncover the extent of Billy Mansfield Jr’s violence, and his arrest for the murder of a young mother in California, Rene Saling, was only the beginning.

In part 2, we return to the investigation as autho... more

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Recent Guests

Kate Hewlett
Guest poet reader introduced as the week's guest reader
Actor/Screenwriter (Kate Hewlett)
Episode: 152: Still Missing: The Disappearance of Irene Silverman, Pt 3
Corinna Smith
Violinist read poet in this episode
Corinna Smith (reader)
Episode: 148: Hernando County Jane Doe: The Women Who Vanished Before Her, Part 1
Malynda Hale
Award-winning actress, filmmaker, singer, and storyteller; reading the episode's original poem
Episode: 147: The Missing Women of Pinellas County, Pt 2: Margaret Dash, Retha Hiers, and Donyelle Johnson
Jennifer Elise Cox
Guest reader; actor read poem
Actor
Episode: 145: San Diego’s Lost Women, Episode 3: The Jane Does
Lahna Turner
Comedian, writer, and performer featured as a guest reader
Episode: 144: San Diego’s Lost Women, Episode 2: Mary Colette Rawlinson
Katherine Schweit
Former FBI Special Agent Executive, prosecutor and journalist, author of Women Who Talk to the Dead
Author, Stop the Killing podcast
Episode: 139: The Women Who Talk to the Dead: A Conversation with Katherine Schweit
Megan Storm
Podcaster and reader of the original poem in this episode
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Episode: 138: Lois and Karen Williams: A Mother, Daughter, and the Shadow of Melvin Chelcie Carr
Ruby Wilde
Forensic scientist and podcaster ( Bloody Besties )
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Episode: 136: Patricia Weeks & Cynthia Jabour: The Unsolved Mysteries Case of Robert Weeks
Melissa Mae
Daughter of police officers and podcaster
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Episode: 136: Patricia Weeks & Cynthia Jabour: The Unsolved Mysteries Case of Robert Weeks

Hosts

Aimee Baker
Lead host with multiple appearances; involved in storytelling and poetry readings.
Vanessa
Co-host frequently present; handles discussion and narrative flow.

Reviews

4.1 out of 5 stars from 108 ratings
  • want to love

    the speakers are very soft spoken and hard to hear. sometimes vey hard to follow. I use their topics to do my own research. I do not like the poem after the episode at all.

    Audible
    3
    Jessica
    United Statesa month ago
  • A tough listen

    Stories are pretty good, but the casual conversational tone is so offputting. Narration is lacking. Something about the tone of voice is just grating. Made it through 1 1/2 episodes and unfollowed.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    hoolietoot
    United States2 months ago
  • Riveting!

    This true crime podcast is so original, combining well-researched stories of unidentified women and poetry. Each episode is a must listen for fans of cold cases who care more about the victims than the killers.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    guglielmokids
    United States2 months ago
  • It wants to be good

    This podcast could be good if the writing was tightened up. There’s so much pointless chatter but the actual stories are interesting. I’ve battled my way through multiple episodes now because I cared about the women they were discussing but I just can’t anymore. Podcast makers. Please! Consider at least having some kind of script for when you’re chatting to each other - there’s been times where one or other of you has said something insulting or dismissive about the women in your rambling chats ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Animangajk
    United Kingdom2 months ago
  • Great 😊

    I truly love this podcast. I understand and agree the spotlight should be on the victim sometimes I find it frustrating that they don’t use the perpetrator’s name.

    I’m very familiar with true crime and know a little/sometimes a lot, about many of these cases but while I’m driving I can’t Google the case to jog my memory. Let’s face it, most people know the perpetrator’s name in serial offender cases and might not remember all the victims’ names but the d-bag’s name may ring a bell.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jenngrl81
    United States3 years ago

Listeners Say

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Listeners appreciate the victim-centered approach and poetic interludes.
Guests and poetry readings are valued for adding depth and humanity to cases.
Some critiques note the conversational tone can feel unfocused or chatty.

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New Zealand/True Crime

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

151: The Man in the Mansion: The Disappearance of Irene Silverman, Pt 2
Q: So what do we know about them? Is his name Manny or is it Kenneth?
Kenneth is the real name; Manny Guerin is the alias used later, and the two are connected through Kenneth's mother, Sante Kimes, who orchestrates many of the schemes.
122: Wanda Kirkum and the Case of “Valentine Doe”
Q: Is it possible that someone knows something more about her from that time?
It seems likely that there may not be too many people who remember her well from middle school or high school.
46: Episode 46: Joan Butler, Christine Rusch, and Theresa Brown Part 2
Q: Do you think there's a chance they will ever find the bodies?
There's always hope but ongoing frustrations remain with R, who seems to withhold information about their whereabouts.
Episode 78: Maria Bozo with guest reader Ann Pirvu
Q: What was the outcome of the legal proceedings against Dee?
Dee received a significant sentence for financial fraud, which included considerations of possible murder of Maria despite her body not being found.
Episode 78: Maria Bozo with guest reader Ann Pirvu
Q: What were some notable findings during the investigation into Dee's actions?
Investigators found a chloroform receipt and Maria's belongings in Dee's possession, sparking major concerns about her well-being.

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Across recent episodes, the show centers on missing women and unidentified victims, weaving meticulous case histories with archival context and original poetry performances. Conversations balance investigative detail with survivor-centered storytelling, often featuring guest readers—actors and poets—whose readings deepen the emotional and human dimensions of each case. A distinguishing thread is ethical storytelling that prioritizes victims and families, avoids sensationalism, and uses poetry as a lens to honor memory while connecting disparate cases across time and place.

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1. Kate Hewlett
2. Corinna Smith
3. Malynda Hale
4. Jennifer Elise Cox
5. Lahna Turner
6. Katherine Schweit
7. Megan Storm
8. Ruby Wilde

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