I'm Eleanor Neale…you may know me already from my true crime Youtube channel…you may even be one of the many people asking for me to release it as a podcast…well, here it is! Each week on Usual Disclaimer I'll be exploring different cases from the world of true crime, sorting the fact from fiction and delving into the psychology behind what motivates people to commit such horrific acts on others. ... more
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 71 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime |
Today’s case is about Grace Millane, who was strangled to death by her Tinder date in Auckland, New Zealand in 2018. Grace’s case shocked the country and held a mirror up to a society with a problem of violence towards women. more
Today's case is about Nermin Sulejmanović, a micro-influencer and body builder who murdered his ex-wife Nizama Hecimovic on Instagram Live, as thousands of followers watched on social media. more
A stolen lunch was the inciting incident in today’s case, as a violently angry young man kills a co-worker in a frenzied attack over the smallest of issues - and tells the court in his trial it could have been anyone, “even a 4-year old kid…” more
Today’s case is about a shocking murder in 2020 of two sisters in a London park, killed by a devil worshipper. Their dignity wasn’t preserved in death - two police officers proceeded to take selfies with the girl’s corpses, sharing the pictures with ... more
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Very recent listener and I really love the way she tells stories, she’s really funny I feel like I’m just listening to a friend. Check this podcast out for sure! I listen to a ton of podcasts and she is unique!
I’m such a huge fan and follower of your show. Keep up the amazing work and keep shining!
I have been following her for 3yrs, I love the way Eleanor telling the stories, very very professional, she’s my favorite one absolutely!!! She tells the background stories behind victims as well as the victims, she shows her empathy to the victims even to those criminals, you can have your own opinion on each of the cases, and have a deeper thought of why it happened. more
Such an amazing storyteller, really immerses you in the persons life and pays attention to the details before explaining the events of the murders! Love it!
So happy you have a podcast now!! I love listening to you, everything is so well researched and you are so empathetic!
Spotify | #79 | United Kingdom/Top Podcasts |
Spotify | #6 | United Kingdom/True Crime |
Apple Podcasts | #64 | United Kingdom/True Crime |
Apple Podcasts | #245 | Canada/True Crime |
Apple Podcasts | #134 | South Africa/Top Podcasts |
Apple Podcasts | #186 | Philippines/Top Podcasts |
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