
This is a Southern True Crime Podcast (AKA The Sirens Podcast) with creator and host Raven Rollins, A Legal Researcher and Victim Advocate, where she discusses cases from her hometown of Ada, Oklahoma, and many other Deep South and Southwestern cases with friends, experts, true crime authors, and more! Advocacy. Investigation. Education. Storytelling.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 135 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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In this episode of Sirens, I’m joined by Rachel Corbett, journalist, academic, and author of The Monsters We Make, for a deeply thoughtful conversation about crime, memory, and the stories we tell ourselves about evil.
Rachel shares how her own chil... more
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Tulsa’s infamous Hex House wasn’t just a haunted legend—it was real. Beneath the surface of an ordinary duplex at 10 East 21st Street lay a story of control, psychological manipulation, and hidden abuse that gripped the city ... more
In this episode, I sit down with brothers Brian and Cameron Santana, co-authors of A Murder on Campus: The Professor, The Cop, and North Carolina’s Most Notorious Cold Case. We talk about the brutal, unsolved 1973 murder of Virginia Marie Olson, a 19... more
In this episode, I sit down with filmmaker and composer Dan Brown Jr., the creator of the true crime documentary Girl Forgotten: What Happened to Brianna Wells? and founder of Crime Sonics.
On December 29, 2014, 17-year-old Brianna Wells was found m... more
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Raven is such an amazing advocate for the victims. She also takes the time to research & ensure she approaches the information is an ethical way.
Tessa’s alter ego Raven is the worst. She breathes heavily in the episodes and is a joke. I do not recommend.
Yeah man!
I loved listening to the cases and the experts, but the bad language ruined it for me.
This podcast is absolutely wonderful! They not only talk about cases, but they also bring on experts in in true crime and bring awareness and education. They also bring up crime statistics every now and then that are mind blowing. It's one of my favorites!
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Focused on true crime narratives primarily from the Southern United States, this series discusses various murder cases and unresolved crimes, emphasizing their social and legal implications. The host engages with experts, authors, and friends to explore not only the details of the crimes but also advocacy efforts surrounding victims and their families, making it both informative and emotionally impactful. Uniquely, the content often highlights personal connections to the cases, particularly those stemming from the host's own experiences and observations in her hometown of Ada, Oklahoma, creating a compelling blend of storytelling and investigation that invites deeper discussions about justice and advocacy in the context of true crime.
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Recent guests on Sirens include:
1. Cameron Santana
2. Brian Santana
3. Dan Brown Jr.
4. David Wheeler
5. Gary Perkinson
6. Raven Rollins
7. Sagit Schwartz
8. David McCloskey
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