There’s a problem with True Crime. Creators idolize perpetrators, shame victims, or are completely checked out on cases while they focus on other things. However, we can’t forget there are victims who lost their lives and families who are still grieving to this day. Furthermore, many True Crime outlets spend their time focusing on themselves or rambling, instead of getting right to the facts of th... more
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 449 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime |
It started with a missing couple, and ended with a discovery so disturbing it shocked even seasoned investigators. When police traced a cell phone signal to a remote property in South Carolina, they found a woman chained inside a shipping container. ... more
This week, Drewby and Yergy discuss an incredibly heartbreaking and frustrating case out of Philly, and that's the case of Su’Layah Williams. Su'Layah was taken from her mother over a small Impetigo rash, and placed with a fake family member that fil... more
In January 2018, the heart of Pakistan was shaken by the tragic death of a little girl. Seven-year-old Zainab Amin Ansari vanished while walking to her Qur’an class in her hometown of Kasur, Punjab.
Five days later, her body was discovered in a ga... more
What started as a toxic marriage in East Texas would end in cold-blooded murder. When 28-year-old Samantha Wohlford’s husband, Ernie Ibarra, was found beaten and left for dead, police uncovered a shocking truth... This wasn’t a robbery gone wrong. It... more
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The podcast provides a fresh perspective on the true crime genre, focusing on the often-overlooked narratives of victims and the lasting impact on their families and communities. By emphasizing cases that receive little media attention, it challenges the sensationalist tendencies seen in other productions and aims to give voice to those who have suffered. The hosts tackle a variety of disturbing and complex cases, exploring not just the events themselves, but also the societal implications and systemic failures within the justice and protective systems.
Unique aspects include the dedicated approach to fact-checking, respectful storytelling, and a commitment to the emotional truths behind each case. This podcast likely resonates with listen... more
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