
Weird True Crime is the ultimate podcast for fans of bizarre, lesser-known, and jaw-dropping true crime stories. Hosted by Gina Nichols and Amber Paul, these lifelong besties explore strange crimes that will leave you stunned. They dive into ethical, victim-focused storytelling with family interviews that bring humanity to the forefront of the narrative.Every episode of Weird True Crime unravels m... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 220 | Founded | 3 years ago | 
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

He’s tall. He’s faceless. He lurks in the woods, on playgrounds, and in the corners of blurry photographs. Slenderman isn’t just another urban legend—he’s the internet’s first viral monster.
In this episode, Amber and Gina uncover the eerie origins ... more
It’s one of the simplest but most unsettling urban legends ever told: a girl comforts herself at night by letting her dog lick her hand—only to find out in the morning that her dog is dead, and the intruder has left a message scrawled on the mirror: ... more
“Have you checked the children?” That single question has haunted sleepovers, campfires, and horror movies for decades. On this Wicked Wednesday, Amber and Gina unravel the terrifying urban legend of The Babysitter and the Man Upstairs.
You know the... more
What happens when teenage love, late-night parking, and a hook-handed killer collide? Today, Amber and Gina dive into one of the most chilling urban legends of all time—The Hookman. You’ve probably heard the story whispered around a campfire: a coupl... more
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I love all things weird in the true crime world so this is perfect
A fun podcast about weird crime. I have been enjoying the wide variety of stories.
A fun podcast about weird crime. I have been enjoying the wide variety of stories.
A must listen!
The two hosts bring you detailed case information in a respectful way to the victim. They truly want to bring justice and a voice to those who have lost theirs. If you want true crime stories with a mix of empathy, humor, and delivered by two incredible human beings, this is the true crime podcast you need in your life.
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Listeners are treated to an exploration of bizarre, lesser-known true crime stories through a unique blend of humor and sincerity. With each episode, hosts Gina Nichols and Amber Paul emphasize ethical storytelling by incorporating family interviews that add depth to the narratives. Episodes dissect strange crimes, unsolved mysteries, and oddball events, aiming to bring both entertainment and humanitarian perspectives to the fore. Additionally, the podcast features biweekly 'WTF Wednesdays,' where the hosts present a lighter take on crime through absurd stories of dumb criminals and odd historical events. With an engaging community vibe led by their mascot, Billy the Skelly, the podcast fosters a connection among listeners who enjoy a mix o... more
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Recent guests on Weird True Crime include:
1. Casey Robinson
2. Don Waller
3. Arlene Harbison
4. Bethany Hasel
5. Julie Murray
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