
Kendall Rae is a true-crime content creator on YouTube who has used her platform to spread awareness for victims and their families. Now she is bringing episodes of her YouTube true-crime series to podcast format, to hopefully create even more awareness around the cases she covers. Kendall's approach to true-crime content is empathetic and always approached with victims in mind first. Join Kendall... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 292 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

In January 2026, 17-year-old Hailey Buzbee disappeared after leaving her home in Fishers, Indiana, in the middle of the night. When she failed to return, her family launched a desperate search to find her. As investigators retraced Hailey's final mov... more
In late April 2017, 20-year-old Halee Rathgeber was found murdered in the parking lot of a soccer field in Warrick County, Indiana. Friends described Halee as kind, ambitious, and devoted to those she loved, making her death all the more difficult to... more
In 2025, reality TV star Aaron Goodwin thought he was happily married to his wife, Victoria. But behind the scenes, investigators say Victoria had been leading a double life… one that allegedly involved secret relationships, thousands of text message... more
In August 2003, 19-year-old Sonya Ivanoff left a friend’s house in Nome, Alaska. When she never made it back, her loved ones immediately knew something was wrong. Days later, Sonya’s body was discovered outside of town, and investigators began search... more
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love this podcast! kendall is my fav and i love how she handles these cases.
I used to like this podcast I’ve been listening for 2 years, however I won’t be anymore. Too many ads, I understand they have to have some but it’s too much. I also find that the presenting now is so poor, it’s like she’s reading about stuff for the first time and just so much waffle about irrelevant things. It’s boring now and totally lost everything it used to be about.
Although I really enjoy watching her YouTube channel, I find this podcast having way too many never ending commercials.
Ignore the reviewer rambling about your criticisms of police. You’re right to criticize them. I’ve never heard you do more than simply criticize the ineptitudes specific to the crime, which means the reviewers argument of ThEy’Re NoT aLl BaD has zero relevance to your content, but even if you had/have criticized policing generally, you would still be correct. Five stars, given independently of those facts.
I started listening to this from when it first started. I am still several years behind, but the one thing I do notice is that there are a lot of ads. Thank goodness I can fast forward through those. The reason I ditch most podcasts and lose interest is when they start bashing police officers, and start interjecting a little bit of their political stances. If people would just stick to the facts, that would be great. I understand that some cops miss things or don’t do their job as well as they ... more
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Empathetic, survivor-centered true crime storytelling that covers a wide range of real cases—from domestic violence and wrongful imprisonment to suspicious murders and missing persons. Episodes emphasize victims and families, advocacy, and community action, often weaving in discussions of justice system shortcomings, media influences, and resources for survivors. The host's approach blends meticulous case detail with a compassionate lens, making the show useful for listeners who want to understand the human impact of crime while staying informed about ongoing reform efforts and support networks. A notable throughline is turning hard-to-digest cases into accessible narratives that aim to raise awareness, provoke thought, and inspire action o... more
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