
Come join our squad! Kristi and Katie share true crime stories, teach you about the legal system, and give you practical ways to help, all with a wicked sense of humor!
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1371 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Thomas Stein is on trial in Lee County for the fatal shooting of 15-year-old Kayla Rincon-Miller during what prosecutors say was a robbery attempt in Cape Coral. His former co-defendant Christopher Horne Jr. has already taken a plea deal and is expec... more
Thomas Stein is on trial in Lee County for the fatal shooting of 15-year-old Kayla Rincon-Miller during what prosecutors say was a robbery attempt in Cape Coral. His former co-defendant Christopher Horne Jr. has already taken a plea deal and is expec... more
Flock cameras are part of a rapidly expanding surveillance system that captures license plates, vehicle details, and travel patterns, allowing law enforcement to reconstruct where a vehicle has been within seconds. What began as a tool for stolen car... more
Kouri Richins, Tyler Robinson, Aaron Spencer and Caleb Flynn
Join our squad! Kristi and Katie share true crime stories and give you actionable things you can do to help, all with a wicked sense of humor.
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You should totally make a sticker pack of Kouri Richins face!
Do your REASEARCH if you are going to cover a case, especially a case that is 11 plus years old, has 4-people already convicted. 3-of them doing life without parole, and 1-that made a deal. If you would have just watched Charlie Adelson’s trial, then you would know that Donna is absolutely the driving force behind this murder. That Wendi is listed as an “ and indicted co-conspirator” on this case.
It has become so clear that neither of you do any real research, other than social media, whic... more
I came across the podcast about the Rossi rape case and found the podcast to be very poor. I hadn't heard much about the case and listened for a while. So little information was given about the case I couldn't make head or tail out of it. I don't mind podcasts with chit chat between the hosts, but this was horrific. At the very least they could have given a straightforward summary of the case for listeners who were not familiar with it. I gave it 20 minutes or so and found the podcast a wast... more
Love your show but I thought I would share information on on suppressors and the hows and whys. I own two. It requires applying for a Federal Firearms Tax Stamp and my hubs and I also had to create a gun trust which owns the suppressors. The tax stamp cost $200 each plus the cost of the suppressor. It required fingerprinting and a federal background checks for both of us. The why is HEARING PROTECTION! My Dad was a WWII bombardier and a state highway patrolman. By his 70’s he was pretty ... more
This podcast is so much fun and a great way to keep up with cases that you don’t hear enough about. Kristi and Katie share stories that get less attention, to bring light to cases that need to be solved. They also offer an excellent local perspective on Idaho cases, in particular the Daybell/Vallow cases, including local insights you cannot get anywhere else. As former Mormons, Kristi and Katie explain the many Mormonisms involved in cases such as Daybell/Vallow. The podcast is really interactiv... more
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Two sisters host a true crime show that blends case breakdowns with accessible explanations of the legal system, delivered with humor and candid commentary. Episodes commonly cover high-profile trials, forensic details, and courtroom dynamics, often weaving in audience chat and local insights to illuminate regional cases and broader justice topics. A few episodes lean into religious/cultural contexts to provide unique perspectives, and the show is known for its humorous tone, live-recording vibe, and community-driven engagement. Noteworthy quirks include recurring cases from Idaho/Utah and a mix of deep dives, case updates, and lighthearted banter that still centers victims and legal outcomes. This combination makes it appealing to listener... more
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