
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 | 520 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Just went to my A-má’s (Grandma) Daoism funeral. I’m of the dog zodiac sign, whereas she was ox, so I was instructed to stay away from the coffin in some occasions so as not to clash with the energy. I also like the small ritual that, before cremation, all family members yell, “Fire is coming, run!” Telling the spirit of A-má to stay away from the fire and it’s time to move on. It’s really telling the living to let go and move on as all rituals are for the living. Question: Any “interesting” fun... more
I’ve only listened to a couple cases so far but I so love getting the extra-deep dive of true crime stories I enjoyed and wanted more from. Super interesting, thoughtful, understandable, unbiased, authentic, thorough, great dynamic between the hosts (who just seem like really awesome people in general!). I really enjoyed hearing a more objective, updated, and expanded perspective on fascinating stories like Isdal Woman and Hae Min Lee/Adnan Syed. Looking forward to checking out other cases! I wo... more
I love hearing your professional perspectives on cases, especially historical cases and cases that never made it to trial. I was wondering if either of you have ever worked on a case where investigators consulted a psychic? I am VERY skeptical of psychics and all things supernatural, but I want to believe, so I find it very interesting when investigators turn to psychics for help. Also, I just finished listening to the Ax Murders of (allegedly) Clementine Barnabet and wanted to share that my dau... more
I listened to most of the Lindsay Clancy series and started the Adnan Syed series. Both hosts are really smart and thoughtful, and their perspective as former prosecutors is invaluable. They are logical, reasonable, fair. But they desperately need an editor for post-recording! Every episode could be half the length.
I love this podcast. I love true crime and started listening to this with the Lindsay Clancy case. It gave me a lot of understanding of how defense attorneys and prosecutors work in the court room as well as how to objectively look at evidence. The media loves to give their own spin on crime stories so I think it’s important to educate ourselves on how the law and court room work.
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A hard-hitting true crime series where two prosecutors break down high-profile cases with legal rigor and clear reasoning. Episodes lean into courtroom strategy, evidentiary standards, and the human impact of crimes, often comparing prosecution and defense narratives while weighing timelines, medical context, and expert testimony. The format is data-driven and accessible, with deep dives into case files, legal standards, and the way evidence is presented to juries. Noteworthy elements include strong collaboration between seasoned legal minds, a willingness to tackle controversial topics, and a consistent emphasis on primary sources and verifiable facts. For potential listeners, expect thoughtful, theory-driven analyses that blend legal insi... more
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