
Hosted and executive produced by Attorney and Law&Crime anchor Jesse Weber, Prime Crime puts a spotlight on infamously controversial stories that have shocked investigators and the public alike. Jesse Weber takes a deep dive into the most high-profile and shocking criminal cases that have garnered national attention.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 202 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Category | True Crime | ||||

A five-year-old boy disappeared without a trace while living with his mother in New Hampshire. Shortly after Elijah Lewis vanished, his mother gave birth to another boy at her home. Three days later, Danielle Dauphinais’s boyfriend and the father of ... more
The quiet community of Traer, Iowa, was shaken when Ryan Cooper was discovered dead in his home, having suffered two gunshot wounds to the face while resting in his recliner. His wife, Karina Cooper, reported finding him in the early morning hours af... more
Sasha Krause mysteriously disappeared after heading off to church in January 2020. The Mennonite woman and Sunday school teacher was missing for five weeks until a camper made a shocking discovery. Three hundred miles from her home, Krause's body was... more
An Iowa woman called 911 in a panic after stumbling upon a body near a pond in Amana. Detectives identified the woman as Melody Hoffman, with the manner of death being homicide, and immediately began an all-out investigation. Investigators uncovered ... more
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There’s so many ads! And the ads are 20X louder than the show and there is no warning. You’re listening to a murder and then your ear drums get blown out for 60 seconds.
AVOID THIS SHOW. They can’t even be bothered to have a transition to ad breaks, so the narrator will be interrupted mid-sentence by someone screaming in your ear. Just awful.
The stories are good as is the new host. Unfortunately, each episode is edited weirdly. The podcast will be going on and suddenly cut to a comercial mid sentence or the host will say an ad is comming up and now ad is played. It also ends very abruptly at times.
B plus for content, F minus minus minus minus minus minus for presentation. I really wanted to hear the story about the Clutter family because I already knew a great deal of it but the voice acting and the supposition of what was possibly (although highly unlikely) said was just ridiculous. I've never heard a more outrageously stupid podcast. Why do podcasters take good material and make it into a podcast that is just unlistenable?
And for the love of God, why can't podcasters use the word "wen... more
I like to sleep to this. Is that weird?
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