
All Music Radio Podcasting presents True Crimes stories. We will discuss this in detail based on the experience of a trained law enforcement professional with over 20 years of experience in law enforcement. Stay tuned and stayed glued to these real-life stories.Become a supporter of this podcast: www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-crime-stories--4814524/support.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 466 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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“If you say you’re going to f***ing kill someone, you should f***king kill them.”
Last weekend, death row inmate Scott Dozier apparently decided he was done waiting for Nevada to kill him: Prison officials found him hanging from a bedsheet in his cel... more
Retired Police Chief from the cities of District Heights and Laurel Maryland, as well as retired Prince Georges County Police Major turns into an arsonist. He committed several arsons from 2011 to 2020 of various people who he had known through his p... more
Butch killed his wife, called the police confessed, cleaned out the bank account, brought a gun and left town. The investigation revealed that his intent was to head to the Canadian Border. Butch is considered armed and dangerous and he has not been ... more
This past week the world has watched an American tragedy unfold. Gabby Petito and her fiancé Brain Laundrie were a young couple who seemed to have it all. An enduring love for each other and a longing for adventure; a road trip in their little van ac... more
This guy doesn’t do anything to have a nice podcast. No investigation whatsoever, he just recorded the tv crime show and on top of that when he talks he has a terrible audio. Not recommend at all just watch 20/20 if you want to have the show with video. And on top of that he stole the logo of one of my fav podcasts Real Life Real Crime.
You have stolen our logo and it needs to be changed immediately- you even used wording from my podcast Real Life Real Crime.
This guy doesn’t do anything to have a nice podcast. No investigation whatsoever, he just recorded the tv crime show and on top of that when he talks he has a terrible audio.
Not recommend at all just watch 20/20 if you want to have the show with video.
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With a strong focus on true crime narratives, this series offers listeners an in-depth look at real-life crime stories as narrated by a seasoned law enforcement professional. The host draws on over 20 years of experience in the field to present engaging, detailed accounts of various criminal cases, emphasizing the complexities and human elements involved. This podcast is noteworthy for its combination of professional insights, storytelling, and a dedication to exploring the darker aspects of society, making it appealing to anyone interested in criminology, law enforcement, and the intricacies of criminal cases.
Listeners can expect a variety of episodes that elaborate on the investigations, legal processes, and moral dilemmas surrounding t... more
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Recent guests on True Crime Stories include:
1. Greg Dupree
2. Scott Jenkins
3. Ted Oberg
4. Remy Inacencio
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