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The Binge Cases: U R NEXT

Sony Music Entertainment
Daniel Morcombe
Tara Lee
True Crime
Maria Duval
Sandra Bridewell
Adoption
Adoption Fraud
Robert Carr
Denise Falasca
Sony Music Entertainment
Fraud
Ted Conrad
FBI Investigation
Brett Peter Cowan
Murder Investigation
FBI
Domestic Violence
Richard Cottingham
Terri Hoffman
Sabrina Kidd

What if, one day, you suddenly became the target of an “internet terrorist”? Someone who can find you, no matter where you are, and make your life hell. Logging off? Is not an option. That’s what happened to Esther, Natasha and Ava. They all fell into the crosshairs of a dangerous online predator who had one mission; to control, harass and bully women and girls like them out of online gaming. A sk... more

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Sergeant Ben Finley is as analog as they come. But when a swatting wreaks havoc on his beat, he starts chasing an anonymous and ruthless digital criminal.

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Esther has ambitions of becoming a full-time streamer. But then she crosses paths with a dangerous online predator with one mission; to make her life hell.

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What if, one day, you suddenly became the target of an “internet terrorist”? Who can find you, no matter where you are, and make your life hell. Logging off? Is not an option.

That’s what’s happened to Esther, Natasha and Ava. They all fell into the... more

The star witnesses from 2008 face a massive decision. Will Ray’s efforts to expose his mom’s fabrications get Quincy Cross a new trial?

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Recent Guests

Venetia Caldwell
Jessica Curran's cousin who recanted testimony and spoke about coercion
Witness in the case
Episode: My Mother’s Lies | 6. The Unraveling
Victoria Caldwell
Prosecution witness who recanted under certain circumstances
Witness in the case
Episode: My Mother’s Lies | 6. The Unraveling
John Poole
Private investigator and former cop involved in defense work
Private investigator
Episode: My Mother’s Lies | 6. The Unraveling
Maggie Freeling
Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative journalist
Episode: My Mother’s Lies | 4. Telling Tales
Tom Mangold
British journalist providing historical and analytical perspective
Episode: My Mother’s Lies | 4. Telling Tales
Jeremy Adams
Witness involved in the case and interviewee with evolving statements
Prison inmate (Eddyville Prison)
Episode: My Mother’s Lies | 4. Telling Tales
Susan Galbreath
Private citizen whose investigation prompted public attention
Private investigator / investigator in Jessica Currin case
Episode: My Mother’s Lies | 3. Prime Suspect
Donna Adams
Mother of the main suspect, involved in the case
Episode: My Mother’s Lies | 2. My Mom, Susan
Lolo Saxton
Initial suspect, boyfriend of Jessica Currin
Episode: My Mother’s Lies | 2. My Mom, Susan

Hosts

Beth Karas
Host with a legal-analyst background and extensive experience as a courtroom journalist and commentator.
Steve Fishman
Creator and host with multiple hosting roles, including investigative storytelling.

Reviews

4.1 out of 5 stars from 6k ratings
  • Good but this one was frustrating!

    I love the binge stories! Great podcast! But so frustrated that the police and FBI would do nothing to stop this guy!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DaisyScov
    United States6 days ago
  • Interesting

    I have listened to many stories of online terrorists and they are all disturbing. “Vicious “ has got to be one of the worst.

    This story grabbed my attention and I think it is very well done. The narration is easy to listen to and the writing didn’t leave me with questions.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Diamonds and Rust
    United States8 days ago
  • Pod talk

    I liked the podcast but if your doing a story on a criminal you already giving them the attention so why hide the user name like the whole podcast not dedicated to the crimes he committed but overall good podcast

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Cajon lakes
    United States8 days ago
  • EXCELLENT podcast, and literally nauseating

    Super well told story, the recordings host obtained make it all the more engaging and real. So glad this monster won’t be among women ever again. This guy is tied with the video dude from last season of Betrayal for appalling, hardly believable domestic abuse. Really hope his daughters have cut any ties.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    anniebonneau
    United States9 days ago
  • Annoying voices

    I understand the need for actors to voice certain parts for privacy but did you really have to choose such irritating voices? Plus the amount of ads is ridiculous.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    June10121416
    United Kingdom9 days ago

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#139
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#23
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#104
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#25
Canada/True Crime
Apple Podcasts
#34
United Kingdom/True Crime
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#199
Australia/Top Podcasts

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

My Mother’s Lies | 1. The Hero Housewife Who Solved A Murder
Q: How did Susan Galbreath become involved in the Jessica Currin case?
She stepped into the investigation after attending the crime scene, began collecting leads, and, with the help of Tom Mangold, gained attention and access that helped push the case forward despite limited official progress.
Baby Broker | 4. We All Became Investigators
Q: When did you realize something was off in Tara Lee's practice?
Courtney felt something was wrong when she witnessed Tara's chaotic methods and lack of proper handling of birth mothers and matches.
Baby Broker | 4. We All Became Investigators
Q: How did Courtney first connect with Tara Lee?
Courtney initially found Tara Lee after struggling with adoption, hoping to facilitate a match that would lead to a successful adoption.
Baby Broker | 4. We All Became Investigators
Q: What was Tara Lee's sales pitch to you?
Courtney mentioned that Tara Lee often claimed, 'my adoptions don't fail,' presenting a strong guarantee for the success of her matches.
Baby Broker | 2. Three Babies
Q: How did you feel when a third baby was introduced into the mix?
We felt overwhelmed and conflicted about possibly adopting a third baby while still connected to Sabrina's situation.

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Frequently Asked Questions About The Binge Cases: U R NEXT

What is The Binge Cases: U R NEXT about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This true crime narrative concentrates on online harassment, swatting, and the broader social impact of digital threats against women and girls who engage in online gaming. It weaves together investigative reporting, firsthand witness accounts, and journalistic commentary to explore how online predators manipulate evidence, influence public perception, and confront the realities of law enforcement in the digital age. Episodes consistently mix personal stories with media ethics, investigative strategy, and legal considerations, offering a compelling case study in contemporary true crime storytelling that often reframes perceived conclusions and highlights the human costs behind online abuse.

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7. Susan Galbreath
8. Donna Adams

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