
Unspeakable is a True Crime Podcast hosted by Criminal Justice educator, Law Enforcement expert and former Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola Classifications Officer Kelly Jennings.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 481 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

Today we cover a major Florida undercover operation resulting in hundreds of arrests and charges, along with cases involving alleged attempts to exploit children and a Louisiana man accused of a fatal stabbing attack. We also discuss a deadly Learjet... more
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On the night of October 12, 2012, 21-year-old graduate student Shayna Hubers called 911 from her boyfriendâs Highland Heights, Kentucky condominium and calmly told the dispatcher she had just killed him in self-defense. What... more
This weekâs episode is packed with wild headlines: a Louisiana woman loses $10K to a Bon Jovi impersonator scam, Boosie Badazzâs son gets arrested for robbery, and a New Jersey school teacher is busted for prostitution. We also cover the sentencing i... more
On the night of October 12, 2012, 21-year-old graduate student Shayna Hubers called 911 from her boyfriendâs Highland Heights, Kentucky condominium and calmly told the dispatcher she had just killed him in self-defense. What investigators found when ... more
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Been trying to listen because I like her original podâŠ. But this one is way too judgey, screamy, and preachy.
Done with itđ€ź
You should review your facts before making the podcast. 1. Your arguments donât make sense bc you donât know the facts. 2. You are looking up information during the podcast. 3. Kelly is yelling her opinion instead of having a civilized discussion. 4. For a prosecutor your understanding of the law seems very low. Check out the prosecutors, maybe they can help you.
my god, kelly is so loud for someone so wrong. i couldnât believe some of the things she was arguing in the christa pike episode. doctors are not assigned to carry out the criminal proceedings of the state. they take an oath to do no harm. does she seriously think a doctor should just let a person die out on a gurney in the ER? come on.
KJ use to be my absolute favorite podcaster because I love her âtells it like it isâ attitude, BUT lately, it seems like she focuses too much on someoneâs looks and goes as far as body shaming people. Thatâs NOT ok. Also, if you listen, be prepared for her ads/sponsors to pop up mid sentence. There isnât any warning whatsoever. It seems like sheâs too focused on her Patreon. âIâll post pictures on my patreon for my patreon membersâ. What about those of us that arenât. Donât you think we wanna se... more
Way too many 5 star reviews make it seem these reviewers could be family.
Listened to the Sarah Boone case, and 3 things stood out which others have also mentioned:
1. She doesnât tell you upfront this is a multi-episode case. You think youâre getting the whole story in the one episode, then at the end she wants you to come back for the rest.
2. Criticism of womenâs looks. She described a womanâs âjowls,â as if that has anything to do with the case.
3. Ads in the MIDDLE of her sentences. So... more
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This show delivers in-depth true-crime narratives centered on case chronology, investigative detail, and the human impact on families. Episodes blend meticulous fact-ginding with blunt commentary and dark humor, often weaving courtroom or forensic details into a narrative that feels both empathetic and sharply analytical. A standout trait is the hosts' dynamic banterâcalibrated to keep complex cases accessibleâpaired with recurring segments and timely takes on legal and media considerations. Fans likely appreciate rigorous storytelling, wide case coverage, and a steady, no-nonsense but personable delivery that can range from somber to sardonic.
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