
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
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 189 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

Some true crime weeks are shocking. This one was heartbreaking. Lindsay Clancy’s case still leaves a family and a courtroom trying to answer the worst possible questions. We learned details of Celeste Rivas Hernandez’s abuse that went on before her d... more
Malik Chandler is facing charges after police say he used his 11-year-old daughter’s TikTok account to lure Diego Montoya Gonzalez to his Grove City home, where an argument ended with Gonzalez being shot. Court records now show both men facing crimin... more
Day 7 of testimony in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial sharpened the central dispute for jurors: whether the killings were deliberate acts of criminal intent or the result of postpartum psychosis and a severe mental-health collapse. Testimony and repo... more
Today, Elizabeth Siders became the latest grown-up in the Ohio 16 case to face a formal mental-health question in court. In an August 4, 2026 filing, her attorney asked the Vinton County court to order an evaluation on two issues: whether she’s compe... more
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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!!
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.
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.
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Really not bad, but just a little too much fluff. Would prefer more focused storytelling.
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This program centers on in-depth true crime analysis, legal breakdowns, and real-time case updates, with a strong emphasis on evidence review, timelines, and accountability. Episodes frequently cover high-profile investigations, courtroom strategy, and forensics, often blending expert commentary, reader input, and live audience questions. Notable strengths include meticulous document review, a clear narrative through complex cases, and a willingness to challenge sensational media coverage, which can appeal to listeners seeking thorough, evidence-driven storytelling.
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Recent guests on True Crime include:
1. Tommy Stolle
2. Elizabeth Siders
3. Lauren Conlon
4. William Archer
5. Brian Bennett
6. Jordan Plentz
7. Bill Hooker
8. Darlene Hooker
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