
True Crime. Real Detectives.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 169 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Justice is easy to talk about until you have to define what it looks like outside a courtroom. David sits down with author Daniel Mark Grace to wrestle with the questions true crime always circles: what do we mean when we call somet... more
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A crucifixion is a historical event, a religious symbol, and also a legal sentence carried out by real people. That’s the doorway we walk through with author Daniel Grace, a Chianti Classico winemaker who wrote a dark, modern litera... more
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A capital case turns on a quiet skill most courtroom dramas skip: building the right jury. We walk you through how careful voir dire, local insight, and patient strategy led to a strong panel—and why, eight days into testimony, the ... more
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A prayer on the interstate. A family in a hotel room. An angel-shaped earring that turns a hunch into a roadmap. We take you inside a rare blend of raw humanity and rigorous police work as a young investigator faces the most difficu... more
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Great podcast. Definitely recommend
Found this last night with my friend listens to one of them it’s was interesting
Very good podcast! Lots of information given.
David is a fantastic orator with a wealth of knowledge in the field. He and Wendy make a fantastic team!
A great podcast. You should
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The show centers on true crime investigations from a law-enforcement perspective, with a strong emphasis on how cases unfold in real time: from scene handling, evidence collection, and interagency coordination to trial preparation and media interactions. Episodes frequently explore the human side of investigations—the impact on victims' families, the emotional toll on investigators, and the ethics of revisiting cases for educational purposes. A standout feature is the hosts' emphasis on transparency, factual analysis, and practical insights into investigative work, often complemented by guest experts and deep dives into high-profile cases. This makes it useful for listeners who want credible, non-sensational crime discussion, plus actionabl... more
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