Dive deep into the shadows of the crime world with "True Crime This Week," your essential half-hour rendezvous into the intriguing, the unresolved, and the downright chilling facets of criminal endeavors. Spearheaded by acclaimed journalist and true crime author, James Renner, this weekly podcast peels back the layers of the latest crime stories you've likely overlooked. James doesn't just rehash ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 114 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeNewsEntertainment News |
This week: Justice for Nicole Brown Simpson, two women disappear in Oklahoma, body parts found in Milwaukee again, police locate the body of Dylan Rounds, Chad Daybell faces a jury, police kill a kid for not wearing his seat belt, and more! more
This week: The search for Sebastian Rogers, Easter heist in LA nets $30 million, Bruce Lehrmann invoiced for cocaine, a twisty double-murder in Virginia, details in the Preston Lord case, the library policemen mean business and more! more
This week: Deborah Frazier stages burglary to hide murder, Christian Basham turns up dead 16 years after his suicide, a California pastor goes medieval on his daughter's boyfriend, Dan Schnieder is still creepy, chewing gum leads to suspect, and more... more
This week: Is Scott Peterson really innocent? Alabama GOP leader arrested for murder; FBI agents raid California prison; wife of Australian cult leader arrested; the Delphi murders trial is coming sooner than expected, and more! more
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Just updating review for boost. It’s the only news I like. He’s a top notch researcher because I haven’t even heard about a lot of the cases. lol @ “ it’s a public service announcement really” but yes it is! Glad you are getting that boot off soon and get your freedom back and hopefully will be healed up nice. Thanks James for all the things.
This podcast is one of my faves. James does a great job!
Too liberal and too political.
Someone Just suggested your Podcast James. In this first time, i became a fan of your weekly podcast. I wish, this will be my weekly dose. Nice Show James!
I have great respect for James Renner. You can tell he is a good guy. Love the show, wish it was longer. Funny and on point, informative, interesting. Anyone who dislikes him, I’m convinced is a sheep to their politics, or is swayed by others opinions more
Apple Podcasts | #235 | Israel/True Crime |
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