
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 | 476 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

This week, Drewby and Yergy head over to Inkster, Michigan, to discuss a case that they have wanted to discuss for a very long time now, and that is the case of London Thomas. London was a beautiful 17-year-old girl with a promising future that went ... more
This week, Drewby and Yergy bring you to Utah to discuss the case of Mackenzie Lueck, a 23-year-old college student who was studying to be a nurse. While in school, Mackenzie discovered the world of sugar dating, which led to her meeting a man named ... more
In Capitol Heights, Maryland, a mother of three vanished, and the truth behind her disappearance would shock everyone who loved her. Alexis Schuler was brutally shot in the head by Devonte Gray, the father of one of her children, in an act of unimagi... more
After a long career in nursing, John Torneo did what many retirees do... they pack up and head on down to the Sunshine State to live out their golden years in the warm weather. While in Florida, John met a young man that was down on his luck and need... more
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I listened to them for a while on YouTube, and started on the podcast. This is the first time listening on here and the last time listening anywhere. The amount of ads are insane. In a 30min episode, Madeline Soto, there was an as break at least 10 times. The ads start in the middle of sentences, sometimes in the middle of words. The first after the episode started was within the very first sentence. The breaks also seemed to increase in length. The first was one commercial and at time there wer... more
The commercials are super jarring when I listen to these episodes. I loved the content and delivery in the past but the shift into more ads has been significant.
Love the stories. Have listened for a few years now. But the random adds are terrible. And too often. Will now be unfollowing.
We used to like this podcast, but the ads are getting ridiculous. They start in the middle of sentences. Last time listener as of today.
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Focused on shedding light on underreported true crime cases, the content addresses the voices of victims and their families, as well as the broader impact of these cases on communities. It seeks to present an honest narrative without glorifying perpetrators or sidelining the suffering of those affected. Episodes feature detailed accounts of tragic stories and systemic failures, often highlighting the missteps of legal and social services, thereby prompting discussions on reform and awareness of such critical issues. This approach makes the podcast not just informative but also engaged in making a difference in the realm of crime reporting.
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