
Someone Knows Something is the investigative true crime series by award-winning documentarian David Ridgen. Each season tackles an unsolved case, uncovering details and bringing closure to families.
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Previous seasons: S1: Adrien McNaughton. S2: Sheryl Sheppard. S3: Dee & Moore. S4: Greavette. S5: Kerrie Brown. S6: Donald Izzett Jr.. S7: The Abortion Wars. S8: ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 109 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

In Episode 6, David and Sebastien speak again, to go over some theories and see if, step-by-step they can map out everyone's whereabouts on the day and evening that Jackie disappeared.
David follows leads to investigate a taxi tip. And more eye witnesses who may have seen Jackie in the days after she disappeared. Or did they?
Digging deeper, David talks to an eye witness who says she saw something the night Jackie disappeared. David works with producer María José Burgos to call the authorities to get access to Jackie's investigative file. What did police find? Did they ha... more
David talks to the neighbours and others in town, and tracks down security guards from Jaclyn’s gated community. Gathering the fragments. What did people see or hear? Where did Jackie go?
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The elephant in the room is that SKS is nowhere near as good as it once was. Don’t get me wrong - David is the best in the business, but unfortunately the pod has been on the decline for a while and there hasn’t been a truly great season produced since Trevor’s case in S5. Notwithstanding how infrequently the seasons are released since then, they all give off the appearance as “fillers” and are just not very interesting. This is upsetting because when David gets it right, there’s no one better a... more
Exaggerated narration, stopped listening pretty quickly.
David Ridgen is the best true crime podcaster working today. His empathy and kindness with the victims families shines through every minute of every season. But his work with Chrissy Harron’s mother, Mary Ann, in Season 9 is next level. He is a gift.
This is specific to Season 10–ooph, what a waste of time. Absolutely zero facts presented, and nothing but rumors and anecdotes, speculation and gossip. An incredible amount of “I need to follow up on that” moments that never get followed up on; interviews with random people hardly associated with this case; barely any official info from police or investigators; just nothing at all
Trying not to give away any spoilers, but all I can say is I don’t think this podcast uncovered anything, and not... more
Holy self indulgence, Batman!
The self-centered investigation. The cheesy true crime voice narration. The saccharine descriptions of loved ones. Absolutely cheeseball.
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This investigative true crime series centers on cold cases, shining a light on the emotional and legal challenges faced by families seeking closure. Each season focuses on a different unsolved mystery, seeing renowned documentarian David Ridgen team up with family members to navigate complex narratives of loss, grief, and justice. The series is characterized by thorough research and storytelling that interweaves personal accounts with investigative efforts, heightening the emotional stakes of each case. Notably, Season 9 features the heart-wrenching story of Christine Harron, whose disappearance in 1993 has left a lasting impact on her family and community.
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Recent guests on Someone Knows Something include:
1. Frank Evans
2. Lorraine Fernandes
3. Sebastian Fernandes
4. Sebastién Ferland
5. Sebastien Ferland
6. Krista Marshall
7. Colleen Smith
8. Gordon Smith
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