
Every story has two sides—the version we hear, and the version buried beneath the surface. Unlawful Acts is a weekly true crime podcast hosted by Susan Davis, offering condensed yet compelling storytelling that dives deep into some of the world’s most fascinating criminal cases. From elusive serial killers to decades-old mysteries, each episode peels back the layers to uncover the truths often lef... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 39 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

In this episode of Unlawful Acts, we examine the disturbing crimes of Robert Ben Rhoades, a long-haul truck driver who used America’s interstate system as his hunting ground. Known as the Truck Stop Killer, Rhoades spent years traveling across the co... more
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In the late summer of 1990, the quiet college town of Gainesville, Florida became the center of a nightmare that would shock the entire country. Over the course of just a few days, five University of Florida students were brutally murdered in their o... more
In this episode of Unlawful Acts, we examine the chilling case of Robert Shulman — the Brooklyn mailroom worker who lived a quiet double life as a serial killer.
Known as the “Mailroom Murderer,” Shulman targeted vulnerable women in New York during ... more
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This is such a great show, very captivating and keeps you on the edge of your couch cushion the whole time. Very good 🔥
As a big true crime fan, I know some of these stories and they get so many details wrong as they try to be dramatic. But the narrator reminds me of old church lady reading from a script without even attempting to “tell” the story
I might revise this after the episode finishes, but after a less-than-minute and a half period where the show explained that BTK stands for “Bind, Torture, Kill” three times, it felt a little ridiculous.
Voice is very boring. Need someone who can act to make it believable
This podcast is like a Wikipedia summary with tacky sound effects and a short runtime. Clearly cashing in on true crime rather than looking to do a deep dive or say anything new on the cases and subjects covered. If you’re looking for true crime, Casefile is the right call. Not this.
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A weekly true crime exploration that focuses on the multifaceted aspects of criminal cases, moving beyond just the acts of violence to uncover the human stories intertwined with them. Each episode presents concise yet captivating narratives about infamous serial killers and historical crimes, while highlighting the struggles of victims' families and the relentless pursuit of justice by law enforcement. This show is particularly noteworthy for its ability to present complex stories in a digestible format, making it accessible for listeners short on time but seeking in-depth storytelling. With a commitment to revealing the often-ignored perspectives surrounding crimes, it educates listeners about the hidden dimensions of each case explored.
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