Casefile True Crimeinactive
Publisher |
Casefile Presents
Media Type |
audio
Podknife tags |
Society & Culture
True Crime
Categories Via RSS |
Documentary
History
Society & Culture
True Crime
Fact is scarier than fiction. Subscribe to Casefile Premium to receive ad-free episodes released one week early, along with access to bonus Q&A’s, our exclusive show ‘Behind the Files’, and more. 
Country Of Origin |
United Kingdom
Produced In |
Portsmouth, England
Premiere Date |
2016-01-09
Frequency |
Weekly
Explicit |
Yes

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374 Available Episodes (374 Total)Average duration: 00:58:51
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Apr 27 | 01:17:17
Case 281: Bibaa Henry & Nicole Smallman
Apr 20 | 00:26:10
Case 280: The Stockton Arsonist
Apr 13 | 01:13:59
Case 279: Zebb Quinn
Apr 06 | 01:06:56
Case 278: Alma Tirtschke (Part 2)
Mar 30 | 01:07:16
Case 278: Alma Tirtschke (Part 1)
Mar 23 | 00:45:28
Case 277: Linda Slaten
Mar 16 | 01:10:06
Case 276: Claire Acocks & Margaret Penny
Mar 09 | 01:22:17
Case 275: Michelle Hadley
Mar 02 | 01:00:29
Case 274: Benjamin Amato
Australian Accent Makes Things Better
Nov 22, 2017 by dick and jim

I'm a straight guy, but this guy could say anything and I'd be down. The writing in this podcast is great and, again, well-delivered by their anonymous host. You can tell the production quality is high. The content and audio quality is excellent. Their social media is clean and organized. You can tell they have a crack team. If I had a suggestion, it would actually be related to their writing. While really good, there are sometimes where it's not clear to me WHEN things are happening. Sometimes they present their timeline in a weird manner, and it can get confusing. That's actually really minor though. True crime podcasts are HUGE now, but this one definitely stands out as one of the best.

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