I raced to Reddit to see the discussion on this devastating episode, but didn’t find anything. I think it’s my new top vote for a betrayal with terrifying lasting impact. Good Lord, heartbreaking what this woman went through/is going through.

Eileen, if you see this, you are a strong and courageous, amazing and bighearted person. We’re following the advice you gave at the end of the episode. Thank you for sharing. 💙

Only one episode out but it's going to be another long investigative podcast. Has a few similarities with the Teacher's Pet, the husband as a suspect, who was grooming a teenage girl while his wife was pregnant, except with this one, there was a body and a clear cause of death. First episode was interesting and I'd like to see where the investigation into this cold case ends up. I hope her family and friends find closure and justice for her. Recommending this in case someone else wants to follow along.

Been listening hardcore the last few days (while being kind of depressed) and this shit is so dark and poetic. Jack Luna is such a good writer.

Be careful though, this podcast can really mess with your head. I always kind of knew the world is a bad place but these crazy ass people are beyond the pale. Literally every episode is just pure blackness. I hadn't even heard of most of the serial killers and they are just fucking evil.

I have 2 weeks off next week, and I am looking for a podcast I can listen to whilst i'm cleaning and getting jobs done around the house. I'm looking for something that focuses 1 or more seasons on 1 case. Previous podcasts i've enjoyed:

- Truth and Lies: Jeffrey Epstein
- The Drop Out
- Love Trapped
- Teachers Pet

If anyone has any recommendations, please share!!

Looking for a serial killer podcast that isn’t well known, not Ted Bundt, btk, etc - I loved the black dahlia podcast(can’t remember the name) I’ve gone thru all the ones always mentioned. I don’t enjoy two people gabbing giving their opinions or making jokes and I LOVE a resolution - but there doesn’t need to be, I’m always up for a good whodunit. I always get the best recommendations here, appreciate this group!!! Cheers

Insomniac here that can actually fall asleep to the Clues podcast with Kaelyn Moore and Morgan Absher. I’m looking for something that’s the same paced with similar voices. They’re soft but not too soft.

I finished all of theirs and have been re-listening to them because it’s literally like Ambien for me.

I love so many true crime podcasters but for a lot of them, they use a lot of pictures and I need to keep my eyes eyes closed or their voices keep me awake.

Any suggestions? Thanks in advance!

I googled, searched, consulted the spreadsheet, but I cannot find it.

it’s about the wrongful incarceration of a Black Man in the Seattle area, and the lawyer who decided to help him prove the wrongful incarceration. In the end, they were successful. The story is narrated by a journalist who decided to cover the case. It also included a discussion of racism in Seattle.

Putting this and its variants into google does not solve this. i listened to it during the pandemic, circa 2020. All the episodes were already out, I binged it.

Hi! For the life of me I can't figure out how to listen to the full first season of Over My Dead Body. I've tried Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Audible, and I signed up for standard Audible account (whatever the cheapest version is). Does anyone here know what I'm missing or how I can find it? Has it just been scrubbed from the internet?

For anyone who is a fan of ASN, read latest in one of her most boastful “convictions”:
Another of ASN’s victims comes forward

For those of you who have been listening to Love Trapped, just saw Laura pleaded guilty. Kind of shocked, actually!

https://www.sfchronicle.com/entertainment/article/laura-owens-guilty-plea-bachelor-22409120.php

Okay so I am JUST now hearing about all the CJ things, and after reading the Bloomberg article I’m disgusted (I’ve been a fan club member for years and have gone to their live shows). I would love to find a pod that follows a similar format but DOESN’T steal from other journalists and treat their employees poorly. I’m promptly ending my subscription!

I am curious and truly care about his health, in 5 months his appearance has dramatically changed and seems to be loosing his voice. I am sending prayers and hope others do too.

Tony is a good honest guy with a helpful pod,

thanks all

is it me or is this better than the original series?? The Donielle and Ramon episodes stood out in particular

The Belshaw Case

Once again I am hooked. I really like this guy’s writing style.

An excellent article out from Bloomberg detailing poor workplace morale, an exodus of 30/100 employees quitting, entanglements with venture capitalists, and multiple lawsuits against AudioChuck and Ashley Flowers.

They should have lost it all when they blatantly plagiarised other creators. And then when they stood by and continued to platform known transphobe/conservative Evangelical Christian/nutjob Delia D’Ambra while making money claiming to run a pro-victim, pro-LGBTQ show/network. And then when they stole $70 million in ad revenue from Anatomy of Murder.

Way too many second and third and fourth chances for these people. Hopefully this is truly the beginning of the end for one of the worst players in the true crime sphere :)

What is with all these podcasts going to video format? I’m getting tired of listening to what is supposed to be an audio experience only to be told throughout the episode “watch us on our YouTube” or “this is on our YouTube page to see what I’m showing the other person.” This defeats the whole purpose of what podcasts were originally made to be. 🤦🏻‍♀️

(I know it’s another revenue to bring in $$$)

bro this podcast is comically bad like i can’t get over the AI slop script and the constant incorrect grammar lol

wanted to add another true crime pod in my rotation so i’ve been listening to them for about a week now and i can’t do it anymore.

just from listening today she said:
“…it all took a turn for the worse worst”
“…they said it was the worst time of their lives lifes”

also the way the husband always refers to women as females really is the cherry on top for me

Hey. I am very late to the game with regards to this case and feeling overwhelmed with the content available. Any recommendations for an overview to bring me up to speed?? Podcast preferred if possible because I drive a lot. Thank you

Looking for a season long case to get stuck into, but please no unresolved ones. One of my absolute favourites is Hunting Warhead. I like ones with a lot of detail, and am interested in topics like kidnapping and sv. Not too interested in social commentary. TIA

I highly recommend this podcast. Charlene Somebody Knows Something. It’s long form and fantastic reporting.

Can anyone recommend a podcast that gives a comprehensive overview of the Andrea Yates case? I'd like to familiarize myself with it to compare and contrast with the Lindsay Clancy case.

Welcome to the weekly r/TrueCrimePodcasts/ Weekly What Are You Listening To discussion.

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Ive been listening to it and I get what Allison did was bad, but the way summer and that guy were being fake/2 faced towards her and continuing to engage with her for their own entertainment is extremely disturbing. Any normal person who wasn't mean would just stop replying to Allison and not engage with her and not make her think they were people Allison could talk to. I don't like it at all.