We keep crime, simple and straight foward! Join us 5 days per week with short bitesize podcasts for some of the most famous cases in history sprinkled with some present day ongoing investigations and crimes.
049 - The Murder of Julie Jensen (She predicted her own Murder)
Julie Jensen. Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin. 1998. She died of antifreeze poisoning administered by her husband Mark. She had predicted it in writing. Her letter became evidence. Her killer was convicted — twice. This is the story of a woman who reached out from beyond her own death to hold the man who killed her accountable.
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10 Jul 2026
048 - The Crimes of Robert Durst
Today we are covering a man who spent three decades evading justice for the deaths of at least three people. A man so wealthy, so well-connected, so skilled at hiring extraordinary lawyers that he walked free from a murder charge despite admitting he had dismembered the victim. A man who ultimately undid himself not in a courtroom — but in a bathroom, talking to himself while a microphone was still on.
Robert Durst. New York real estate heir. Three suspected murders. One conviction. And one of the most extraordinary bathroom confessions in the history of true crime.
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10 Jul 2026
047 - The Crimes of Steven Avery
Today's case is one of the most debated, most documented, and most divisive murder cases of the twenty-first century. A case that generated a global Netflix phenomenon. A case that split public opinion completely down the middle. And at the centre of it — a twenty-five-year-old woman who went to work one morning and never came home.
Steven Avery. Teresa Halbach. Manitowoc County, Wisconsin. Two thousand and five. We are going to cover this case in full — the forensic evidence, the wrongful conviction, the thirty-six million dollar lawsuit, the disputed confession, the conviction. And we are going to keep Teresa Halbach at the centre of this story where she belongs.
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