
In 2011, the body of a woman was discovered in a California vineyard. The scene was utterly surreal. Disturbing, yet eerily clean. It was unlike anything investigators had encountered before. The killer had seemingly gone to extraordinary lengths to make sure the victim couldn’t be identified. And yet, they had left her somewhere she was certain to be found.
For more than a decade, she was known o... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 28 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeSociety & Culture | |||

Ada’s loved ones learn the news about her gruesome murder. New information and unexpected connections come to light.
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Ada disappears. Loved ones have competing theories about where she’s gone and why.
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Ada’s life becomes increasingly mysterious to those around her.
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Ada finds love and makes a surprising move.
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I’m on episode 5 and this is a very emotional and gripping case, but I have such a hard time coming back to this series because the narrators voice is so irritating, and her concern sounds so fake. I love casefile and one of the reasons I do is because the narrator is straightforward and and gripping. I’m surprised they went with this narrator. Great case and investigative journalism, but it’s sadly shadowed by a fake self absorbed host. So disappointing.
I found this entire series to be very well done. A lot of shows generate more content/episodes by regurgitating the same sound bites and info that you have heard on previous episodes to the point that the new content in an “episode” is essentially zero. I felt like the show had the perfect amount of “flash-back” type information that you could keep all the characters and people straight but generally focused on giving nothing but new content on each episode. I also appreciate that the Host ac... more
This podcast spends ways too much time interviewing the mothers who mostly have nothing interesting or informative to say. It's just cheap jouralistic filler pretending to be more than it actually is. After a certain point, it just isn't worth listening to.
Olivia LaVoice is an excellent reporter and has produced a gripping, well written pod that’s thoroughly investigated combined with a unique sensitivity toward the subjects and their families. The documentary on HBO is terrific too. Highly recommend!
Is a crime reporter? Worked at 17 News?
You will. You will know all about what a bulldog she is as a crime reporter.
Because this podcast is about her with the victims and the case serving as background noise.
I don’t know who is picking these spin off Casefile cases, but each is worst than the last.
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This podcast centers around the complex and tragic interconnections surrounding the disappearances and murder of three young adults in Bakersfield, California. The narrative is driven by the determined mothers of the victims, who embark on their own investigations amidst emotional turmoil and the pursuit of justice. Each episode weaves together perspectives from family members, friends, and law enforcement, unveiling heartbreaking details and shocking revelations about the cases, as well as the impact on the community. The podcast explores themes of grief, resilience, and the quest for truth, providing a nuanced portrayal of the stories behind the headlines, while addressing the broader societal issues of violence and drug addiction in the ... more
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Recent guests on Ada include:
1. Ray Pruitt
2. Missy Koski
3. Adina Newman
4. Tara Kennedy
5. Matthew Queen
6. Jane Despot
7. Caitlin Despot
8. Jeremy Bell
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