
A true crime podcast with a different point of view. Every week, Alice and Brett bring their unique perspective as prosecutors to the most famous cold case mysteries of all time. Murder, mayhem, disappearances, you name it. If it's true crime, they're on the case. Custom case art by Hannah Hill. instagram.com/serious_moonlite?igshid=lhy8ijowoc9p
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 440 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

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This was awful. You guys continuously gave everyone but Adnan the benefit of the doubt. The next time you do such a high profile case, perhaps try a little harder to hide your bias.
You two trying to present a case that the WM3 might really be guilty is revolting. Continuing to stand up for police/prosecution incompetence is disgraceful.
I found this podcast reading about the WM3. Binged that case then started from the beginning. I really enjoy the show!
But FFS is there something that can be done about the commercial volume? I’m listening to the show at a normal volume and then with no transition have some idiot screaming in my ear about a car dealership or online gambling.
Love the friendship and banter between Brett and Alice, and they have great voices for podcast. I appreciate how well-researched each case seems. This is one of my comfort shows.
But every once in a while, to further convince you of their theory (regardless of whether there is already plenty of evidence) they’ll act like something a suspect did is way beyond human logic, and proves their guilt.
For example, I’m currently listening to the 2nd episode about Jade Beasley. Alice’s argument that it... more
You guys refused tiers some years ago. Just Saying
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Two prosecutors bring a legal-learner lens to famous cold cases and high-profile trials, breaking down evidence, timelines, and courtroom strategy with a focus on how justice is pursued in real life. Across deep-dives into cases like Jade Beasley and the Bevely/Murde r narratives, they blend methodical analysis with thoughtful critique of media coverage, while sharing behind-the-scenes trial logistics and ethical considerations. The show stands out for its courtroom-grounded explanations, candid banter, and willingness to challenge sensational narratives with evidence-based reasoning, making it appealing to listeners who want rigorous legal context alongside true-crime storytelling.
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