True crime podcast and documentary reviews, interrogation analysis, and concise guides to the cases and stories worth your time.
Coffeehouse Crime's 37-minute documentary on the 2015 murder of 17-year-old Lisa Holm in Sweden — the massive search, the workshed on the Martorp estate, and the forensic trail that convicted her killer. Our review.
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Casefile's landmark Case 53 opens in 1976 Rancho Cordova, where the East Area Rapist began the crime spree that became the Golden State Killer saga. Our review.
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JCS – Criminal Psychology’s 40-minute breakdown of Stephen McDaniel’s eerily still interrogation — the 2011 murder of Lauren Giddings and the small tells that gave him away. Our review.
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Eleanor Neale's 83-minute OUTLORE documentary on the 2008 murder of Norwegian student Martine Vik Magnussen — the Mayfair night out, the suspect's flight to Yemen, and a family's fight for justice. Our review.
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Jack Rhysider's 39-minute Darknet Diaries episode on AlphaBay — the dark web market that eclipsed Silk Road, the Dutch honeypot sting, and the single opsec failure that exposed its creator. Our review.
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Christmas Eve 1945: a West Virginia house fire leaves five Sodder children missing — no remains, no answers, eighty years of searching. A review of Wendigoan's 38-minute documentary.
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