Small Towns. Heinous Crimes. We are exploring the crimes that rocked small communities. Chris & Gina are a married couple who discuss real crimes from their area and other midwest towns in an unscripted format. Gina researches the cases and writes the blog, but the podcast is completely unscripted and Chris usually has no knowledge of the case before hand. His reactions are raw and real.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 145 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsTrue Crime |
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Not only did you butcher Ron last name.. but his child name you have completely wrong! Which should be good thing cause WHO PUTS A MINOR INFORMATION out there!?!?
Chris and Gina are the best. They both have the voice for podcasting. Gina is very knowledgeable about the cases she covers. I love that Chris gets so upset about the crimes that happen in this world. They are good people who speak out against crime and i am going enjoy listening to every podcast they have recorded. Thanks Chris and Gina.
Two dumb people think they are way smarter than they are.
I love the discussions and case presentations. You have already discussed one from my area. Great work!
Hey, I love the “F” word as much as the next guy but this is over the top. Could’ve been good without it. Deleting all downloaded episodes.
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