From Lori Vallow and Pam Hupp, to cannibals, serial killers and more, We Saw the Devil is a true crime podcast that deep-dives into fascinating criminal cases, both solved and unsolved. Past and present. We discuss both notorious and lesser-known cases, turning over every rock and exploring every nook and cranny of the case. On this show, you don't have to wait 30 minutes through our life story to... more
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 264 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsTrue CrimeNews Commentary |
In this episode, Robin delves into the hazy details surrounding what transpired at a Los Angeles bungalow on October 21st, 2003, that resulted in Elliott Smith receiving two stab wounds to the heart and passing away shortly thereafter. more
In this episode, Robin delves into the complex life and untimely death of Elliott Smith, the revered singer-songwriter known for his haunting melodies and introspective lyrics. Part 1 is an overview of his early life and rise to fame. Part 2 will exp... more
After an emaciated 12yo boy appears at a neighbor's front door with duct tape tied around his wrists and ankles, more
For Part 19 of the Chris Chan Saga, Robin covers the spiraling Finachu Crisis, Chris having the police called on him at a My Little Pony/Brony convention, as well as one of the most infamous moments of Christory...the "wound" that was self-inflicted ... more
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Used to enjoy this but found the Chris Chan episodes distasteful and of no interest so I check topic before I bother to listen. more
Omg … you obviously did no real research … a lot of misinformation … your timeline gave me whiplash all over the place … I have to give one star so I can post this review … and I don’t think you even deserve that …
Robin’s descriptive style and story telling is compelling. She researches each podcast carefully with so much depth and insight. I look forward weekly to listening to We Saw the Devil.
“Dogs and Food.” lol. Keep up the good work!
I really like this podcast. I appreciate your attention to the truth rather than opinion. The only reason I didn’t give 5 stars is the language. It could have been just as good without the language.
Apple Podcasts | #219 | Finland/True Crime |
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