The Butterfly Effect: True Crime
butterflyepodcastingEvery year over 4,000 unidentified bodies are recovered in the United States. 600,000 people are reported as missing, and thousands more go unreported. The Butterfly Effect is an investigative podcast that seeks to reunite the nameless with their identities.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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| Categories | True CrimeSociety & CultureDocumentary | ||||
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George Martinez tells his side of the story to Detective Heather Chavez.
The current detective on Jane Doe's case answers questions I've had for years, including the results of the most recent DNA sample submitted for comparison between a young woman's mother and Becca Jane Doe.
Becca Jane Doe's post-mortem reconstruction was done in 1991. It's time she was given a new face. The Albuquerque records department gives me the news I was afraid of.
I break down Jane Doe's autopsy report, and the most exhaustive investigation timeline on her case, straight from the Chief Medical Investigator's notes.
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- A Thoughtful Podcast
Ever since I first saw her picture, Becca’s story has stayed with me — even all the way here in Belgium. I’m grateful for the thoughtful research and clear overview this podcast provides.
Apple Podcasts5Sienje
Belgium2 months ago - Great Podcast
Fab podcast on a Doe that has been on my mind from the day I heard about her. Only one suggestion, when you know you have a very long section of dialogue coming up, you might want to put something on in the background like music or ambient sound to soften it and break it up a bit. But I really enjoyed it. Fingers crossed for developments.
Apple Podcasts5Noggintnog
United Kingdom2 months ago - Excellent Podcast
Excellent Real True Crime Podcast.The approach to this podcast is very respectful,thoughtful and informative.This particular case has so many potential “what if’s” and enormous questions about what Really happened to this poor girl,it’s more than a open/shut suicide case.I Love the content and will listen to every episode closely.Keep up the Great work and don’t lose faith.
Apple Podcasts5T.Moody39
United States2 months ago - In a world full of Ashley Flowers, be a Maxine
This podcast has been a breath of fresh air. In a world of sponsored, over-produced true crime content that seems more focused on turning a profit than doing good in the world, this is a breath of fresh air.
Maxine comes at this case with a palpable earnestness to see questions answered and to help this young Jane Doe get her name back. It’s been a real treat listening to her journey and I’m sure this will have a hand in seeing this case solved.
This young woman is going places and I can’t w... more
Apple Podcasts5MR_R0B0TUnited States2 months ago - Earnest and Heartfelt
The host of this pod confesses early on not to be a professional, only a concerned voice, but from some “professional” true crime pods I’ve seen, she’s as professional if not more, and certainly more sensitive.
Jaded true consumers like myself need frequent reminders of the real lives at the heart of such media and this podcast doe’s exactly that, painting a picture of a life interrupted and a young woman worth knowing beyond her mystery.
The tireless effort at the heart of the investigation c... more
Apple Podcasts5M. LivesUnited States2 months ago
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What is The Butterfly Effect: True Crime about and what kind of topics does it cover?
This investigative series sheds light on the deep and often overlooked stories surrounding unidentified bodies in the United States, a pressing social issue that resonates emotionally with listeners. It tells the stories of various cases, highlighting the importance of identifying and remembering victims, while emphasizing the profound impact that these unresolved mysteries have on families and communities. Each episode skillfully blends personal narratives with investigative journalism, seeking to bring closure to the nameless victims and their loved ones through detailed storytelling and emotional depth.
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