
Season 6: Who Killed Missy Bevers? investigates the unsolved murder of a fitness instructor inside a Midlothian church, where a killer in tactical gear was caught on camera, but never identified.
Season 5: Riding Shotgun investigates the case of Charles Flores, who has spent nearly three decades on death row after a key witness's story changed following police hypnosis.
Season 4: Kill Site inves... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 82 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Wes and Carol reunite to preview a live Labor Day Ghost event featuring new revelations about Shelley Watkins's murder
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Ten years after Missy’s murder, the Bevers family opens up.
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An alleged confession takes the investigation into the world of rock ‘n' roll.
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No, I don’t know this family AT ALL. They said every negative review they get for their podcast is from the Beavers family. I’ve never met them. But they’re annoying. They’re clearly every day people who don’t know anything about being investigators, and it sounds like they never actually listened to true crime to begin with. I would recommend they listen to some podcasts led by Paul Holes, I think they’d learn a lot.
The first season was great. I got tired of season two and it’s endless focus on bias. I quit halfway through. I will try season three.
Been looking for a new long form podcast that dives deep into a mystery. I came across it because the Missy Bevers had peaked my attention. Now I will definitely be going back to check out seasons 1-5. It’s thoroughly researched and thoughtfully presented.
It’s an interesting case. The podcast host leans way too much on other podcast hosts throughout the whole pod. Also, it leads you down deep dives that feel only tangentially related. Way too much on the cover band music scene. Overall though this case deserves a pod and more.
I’ve listened to a few seasons and thought the show was okay until season 3 episode 3. First was him saying how using psychics was part of that era as if it’s not a multi billion dollar industry now then how he spoke so matter of factly about how psychics are fake and the “tricks” they use. He sounded so narrow minded, ignorant and degrading to the people in the story who validated some of their results and found them useful. What’s next, he’ll state his opinions as facts about “tricks” by mains... more
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Deep-dive true crime storytelling with a strong focus on high-profile Dallas-area cases and related investigations. Across seasons, episodes explore unsolved murders, wrongful-conviction questions, and the dynamics of media coverage, online sleuthing, and legal processes. Notable strengths include thorough research, long-form narrative interviews, and a willingness to surface controversial theories while foregrounding victims and families. The show frequently features investigators, journalists, legal experts, and family members, offering a mix of empathy, rigor, and accountability that can appeal to listeners who want context, nuance, and ongoing updates in complex cases.
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