
Sarah Turney and Kourtney Nichole don't just report on true crime, they've lived it. And every Monday, they bring those personal perspectives to The Final Hours, a series that scrutinizes the details investigators may have overlooked. An untouched dinner, an unmade bed.... an unsent text. These tiny details could give us the whole picture. The Final Hours is a Crime House Original, powered by PAVE... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 49 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

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UPDATED REVIEW *Can you please go back to full episodes?? I’d rather pause a podcast and return to it rather than wait a couple days for part 2 and not remember anything about the case. The episodes are short enough, I don’t think there’s a need to break them into parts*
Absolutely love the podcast. I really enjoy listening to the different perspectives and thoughts about these cases. I do have to agree though with the other reviews, the drawn out syllables at the end of the sentence with the v... more
I am giving five stars, because I know the ladies work very hard to put on this podcast. I have been listening since the start, however, the recent change of very short to part episodes released two days apart is not what a crime podcast is about. I understand they need to make money and they want you to subscribe to crime house plus, but the amount of ads in such short episodes and now being released two days apart. It’s not a good listening experience, so I have unsubscribed. All the best!
Such an interesting, yet sad podcast. Hopefully will help solve some of these cases and bring some peace to these poor missing peoples’ loved ones.
I jumped in and binged listened to the show. Will need to re-listen. And I gave to say both your voices are great to listen to.
Every time I listen to this podcast I have to check and make sure I didn't accidentally have it on 1.5x speed. It does feel like a script is being read, which I could get over but please slow down and add some inflection.
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Detailed true-crime storytelling anchored by two hosts who blend investigative critique with personal experience. Episodes focus on overlooked details, timelines, and recurring patterns in cases, often weighing media framing, family impact, and investigative missteps. The show frequently blends case chronology with reactions, and emphasizes careful, evidence-driven storytelling over sensationalism, likely appealing to listeners who want a methodical, empathetic, and sometimes critical look at missing-person and homicide cases. A standout trait is the hosts' openness about personal connections to cases, which can add depth but may also color perspectives for some listeners or guests.
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Recent guests on The Final Hours include:
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2. Georgette Lake
3. Rowdy Peterson
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5. Sergeant Nathan Schilling
6. Andres J. Martinez (AJ)
7. Jason Enrique Arce (Loco)
8. Sarah Turney
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