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True Crime with Gavin Fish

Gavin Fish
Nancy Guthrie
Celeste Rivas Hernandez
Nick Reiner
Ellen Greenberg
Nancy Guthrie Case
Rob Reiner
FBI
Brian Walshe
Ana Walshe
Melodee Buzzard
Lynette Hooker
Philadelphia
Jonathan Lee Riches
Anna Kepner
Los Angeles
Kevin Mullins
Columbus, United States
Brian Walsh
D4vd
David Anthony Burke

Gavin Fish delivers in depth true crime analysis, investigative reporting, and real time case updates on the stories that matter most. From breaking developments in active murder investigations to deep dives into controversial deaths, court filings, and wrongful convictions, each episode examines the evidence, the timeline, and the unanswered questions. A journalist and researcher known for his de... more

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Elizabeth Jones joins me for a true crime catch-up on the cases still raising the biggest questions this week, including the Siders family case, the Nolan Wells case, and a few recent stories from my Facebook coverage. Some of these cases involve pen... more

Nolan Wells went on a July Fourth boating trip with friends to an uninhabited barrier island off the Mississippi coast, but the group returned without him, and his body was later recovered in the water nearby. Authorities have said they don’t current... more

Newly released images and video are giving a closer look inside the Siders family home in Hamden, Ohio. The footage adds new detail to the conditions investigators documented at the property and raises fresh questions about how the case developed bef... more

A judge has signed a gag order in the Siders family case after Gary Siders II’s defense argued that public comments from officials could prejudice his right to a fair trial. The July 14 filing points to statements from the Ohio Attorney General’s Off... more

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William Archer
Vinton County prosecuting attorney, discussed as press conference speaker
Vinton County Prosecutor's Office
Episode: Ohio 16 Update: Why Is Gary Siders “The Grandfather” Suddenly Out of Jail?
Jordan Plentz
Neighbor who lived across from Brian and Lynette Hooker
Frequent witness to the couple's behavior
Episode: Brian Hooker in the Spotlight: Will Lynette Hooker Get Justice Without Knowing What Really Happened?
Bill Hooker
Father figure to Lynette, Lynette's father/stepfather
Lynette's family
Episode: Brian Hooker in the Spotlight: Will Lynette Hooker Get Justice Without Knowing What Really Happened?
Darlene Hooker
Lynette's mother
Lynette's family
Episode: Brian Hooker in the Spotlight: Will Lynette Hooker Get Justice Without Knowing What Really Happened?
Kat Crowder
Former inmate who discussed Shirilla and her time in prison, also known for Booji Behind Bars (YouTube)
Booji Behind Bars (YouTube)
Episode: Mackenzie Shirilla and the Attention Machine Behind Netflix's 'The Crash'
Nathan Hockman
District Attorney of Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office
Episode: Live from the Los Angeles Courthouse - Singer D4vd Arraignment | Murder of Celeste Rivas Hernandez
Jim McDonald
Chief of LAPD Robbery Homicide Division
Los Angeles Police Department
Episode: Live from the Los Angeles Courthouse - Singer D4vd Arraignment | Murder of Celeste Rivas Hernandez
Corporal Yarbrough
Corporal with local sheriff's office
Galkin County Sheriff's Office
Episode: The 911 Call by Magnolia We Didn't Finish— What Comes Next Is Hard to Hear | JLR Investigates
RJ Decker
Private investigator, on-air contributor providing case insights
Episode: Nancy Guthrie Case: Deputy Criticizes Investigation as Neighbor Reveals More About 'Strange Man'

Host

Gavin Fish
Host and lead analyst focusing on true crime analysis, interviews, and real-time case updates with a commitment to evidence-based storytelling.

Reviews

3.7 out of 5 stars from 18 ratings
  • I enjoy it!

    It’s nice to hear a case without banter, just solo and I like the bigger questions which I guess other ppl call that “fluff.” To each their own!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mjustsul
    United States13 days ago
  • Boring and slow

    Ten mins into the episode about D4vd and so far all the host has done is sigh and talk about being in a bad mood. Oh and doing his taxes. Not the vibe. Either needs a better editor or a different host.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    LydiaAnneK
    United Kingdom3 months ago
  • Interesting topics

    Topics that could be interesting but agree with others saying there is way to much fluff. Takes news that could be hot and makes it boring as all get out.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    blackladiesandbeefmasters
    United States3 months ago
  • Don’t quit your day job, Gavin…

    👎

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Sandgroper68
    United States4 months ago
  • Some improvements and this could be great

    Really not bad, but just a little too much fluff. Would prefer more focused storytelling.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Brooklyn578
    United States6 months ago

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Listeners appreciate guest perspectives and deep dives into records and timelines.
Criticism exists around pacing and balance between news and storytelling.
Listeners note a strong analytical approach, though some feel episodes could be more tightly focused.
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The Ransom Notes Were Fake? Everything Is Up for Debate. | The Nancy Guthrie Kidnapping
Q: What is the current official stance on the ransom notes?
The FBI has not issued a definitive determination; Reuters cites sources saying the notes are fake, but officials at the FBI stress that the agency has not confirmed that conclusion and remains investigating.
These Cases Shouldn't Be Connected, But They Are | Anna Kepner and Lynette Hooker
Q: What is your favorite memory with each kid?
Three travel memories stand out: a Munich visit with a daughter during a business-like trip, a pizza memory in Paris with a son, and returning years later to the same Paris pizza spot with another child, all framed by family bonding and storytelling.
These Cases Shouldn't Be Connected, But They Are | Anna Kepner and Lynette Hooker
Q: What advice would you give your younger self?
Be confident, take risks, and don't fear failure; it's important to pursue opportunities and learn from losses rather than being paralyzed by the fear of not succeeding.
Ohio 16 Update: Why Is Gary Siders “The Grandfather” Suddenly Out of Jail?
Q: Are there any federal agencies involved in the investigation?
The prosecutor stated that there are no known federal agencies involved in the investigation at the time of the briefing, and the focus remains on state and local authorities.
Ohio 16 Update: Why Is Gary Siders “The Grandfather” Suddenly Out of Jail?
Q: Has any testing been done to assure that all 16 children belong to the same person?
The prosecutor noted the question but did not provide definitive public results and indicated that testing questions would be addressed as the case progresses, with focus on establishing probable cause for grand jury consideration.

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2. Jordan Plentz
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