
The Fall Line® focuses on cold cases that need attention. We cover missing persons cases, unsolved homicides, and unidentified remains (John and Jane Does) with thorough research and deep respect for those affected. We speak with families, detectives, victim advocates, and forensic experts to understand what happened—and why these cases remain unsolved. Every episode centers the victims, not the d... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 311 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeNews | |||

Mary Shotwell Little vanished from Lenox Square mall in Atlanta on October 14, 1965. The 25-year-old newlywed's car was found the next day with blood evidence and unexplained mileage, launching one of the city's most intensive searches.
Now, a deca... more
We continue our coverage of the cold case of Eric Nelams, and his family's fight for justice. Army veteran Eric Nelams was shot and killed outside his Phenix City, Alabama home in 2003, just days after refusing to take blame for an embezzlement schem... more
Army veteran and father Eric Nelams, 32, was shot and killed outside his Phenix City, Alabama home on September 26, 2003. Multiple suspects ambushed Eric in his carport while he was leaving for work in what police believe was a planned attack.
Twen... more
The Toya family continues seeking answers after discovering evidence they believe was overlooked—including another woman's ID found in Shawna's car and missing rent money.
MMIWR/MMIP advocate Darlene Gomez discusses systemic issues in Indigenous vi... more
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I know the Goodmans and am heartbroken for them and this story about their beloved Mother. Thank you giving them the chance to share their story.
I can’t get past the second episode. I like the narrator’s voice but the speech pattern is … the whole thing is like one run-on sentence. It gets better in the second episode but the pace is still weird.
This is one of the best in the genre. I like how the hosts work with families of the victims, and don’t sensationalize. The show brings awareness to disappearances and murders that may not get much attention otherwise.
What an incredible podcast. The empathy for the families and for our most vulnerable people. Thank you thank you for sharing these stories. ♥️
The narration is terrible. It is like she is reading a poem - half whispering, up & down in tone.
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This series focuses on cold cases, emphasizing the importance of unresolved missing persons cases, unsolved homicides, and unidentified remains. Each episode highlights personal narratives surrounding these cases, featuring interviews with families, detectives, and advocates dedicated to seeking the truth and justice for victims who have long been overlooked. By shedding light on cases that often lack media coverage, the discussions reveal both the personal impact on the families involved and systemic issues within law enforcement and investigative processes. The series strives for an empathetic portrayal of victims, underscoring the humanity behind each story while tackling larger themes within the true crime genre.
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Recent guests on The Fall Line: True Crime include:
1. John Fiedach
2. Steve Kendrick
3. Vincent Nelams
4. Kathy Nelams
5. Geraldine Toya
6. Darlene Gomez
7. Dr. Jen Bengtson
8. Dr. Amy Michael
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