True Crime
Hosted by Rehan Ahmed · True Crime · EN
Case Files brings you the most shocking true crime stories ever told — serial killers, unsolved murders, cold cases and criminal investigations. Every season covers one complete case, with new episodes published daily. Subscribe for your daily dose of true crime.
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Signup to Generate a PitchCase Files brings you the most shocking true crime stories ever told, serial killers, unsolved murders, cold cases and criminal investigations. Every season covers one complete case, with new episodes published daily. Subscribe for your daily dose of true crime.
Case Files: True Crime Stories is hosted by Rehan Ahmed. The show has published 21 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "S5 E7: Fourteen Years on Death Row" (1 November 2026, 11 minutes), "S5 E6: The Trial" (1 November 2026, 11 minutes), and "S5 E5: The Crawl Space" (1 November 2026, 11 minutes).
Case Files: True Crime Stories publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 11 minutes across 21 episodes.
Booking probability for Case Files: True Crime Stories is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Case Files: True Crime Stories requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Case Files: True Crime Stories's contact route on record: public web form.
Rehan Ahmed hosts Case Files: True Crime Stories, a true crime podcast with 21 episodes published.
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Episode #7
John Wayne Gacy spent fourteen years on death row at Menard Correctional Center — appealing his sentence, painting hundreds of clown portraits that sold at auction, and insisting on his innocence while victims' families...
Episode #6
In February 1980, John Wayne Gacy stood trial in Chicago on thirty-three murder charges — the largest number ever brought against one person in the United States. This episode follows the five-week trial: the families...
Episode #5
In December 1978, investigators digging beneath John Wayne Gacy's Chicago house found not one grave, but dozens — 26 bodies in a dirt crawl space, more on the property, and four more recovered from the river. This...
Episode #4
Between 1975 and 1978, young men kept vanishing around Chicago contractor John Wayne Gacy — employees arguing over unpaid wages, teenagers digging trenches in a crawl space, friends out together — and nobody connected...
Episode #3
It is three in the morning in a Chicago bus terminal, and a sixteen-year-old boy waiting for his bus home will never board it. In this episode, Marcus tells the story of Timothy McCoy — John Wayne Gacy's first known...
Episode #2
Ten days after Robert Piest vanished, police finally got inside the house on Summerdale Avenue — and what they found in the crawl space changed everything. In this episode, Marcus follows the first search warrant of 13...
Episode #1
He was Pogo the Clown, a respected contractor and the neighbour everybody trusted — until a fifteen-year-old boy walked out of a Des Plaines pharmacy and never came home. In this season opener, Marcus traces how John...
Episode #8
Thirty-one years after the first murder, Dennis Rader stands in a Wichita courtroom and pleads guilty to ten murders — then describes them in a flat, chilling voice. In this season finale, Marcus follows the...
Episode #7
A purple floppy disk, a deleted file, and a name hidden in its metadata — this is how thirty-one years of fear in Wichita ended. In S4 E7, host Marcus traces the nine days from the disk's arrival on February 16, 2005 to...
Episode #6
Thirty years after his first murders, BTK could not stand being forgotten — so he wrote again, and asked police one fatal question: can a floppy disk be traced? In this episode, Marcus follows the 2004 taunt that ended...
Episode #5
The killer installed burglar alarms in homes terrified of BTK — because he was BTK. In this episode, Marcus uncovers Dennis Rader's double life: fourteen years at ADT Security, president of his church council, Cub Scout...
Episode #4
Seventeen years, ten lives: in this episode, Marcus follows BTK's return — Shirley Vian in 1977, Nancy Fox the same year, then the long silence before Marine Hedge in 1985, Vicki Wegerle in 1986, and Dolores Davis, his...
Episode #3
October 1974: a phone call to the Wichita Eagle leads police to a letter hidden inside a library book — the letter in which a killer gave himself the name BTK. In this episode, Marcus follows the letters of 1974 to...
Episode #2
April 4, 1974: Kathryn Bright, 21, comes home with her brother Kevin — and walks into the killer's trap. In this episode, Marcus tells how Kevin Bright became the first person ever to survive BTK and describe him, the...
Episode #1
Wichita, Kansas, January 15, 1974: four members of the Otero family are murdered in their own home, and the city has no suspect, no motive, and no witness. In this season opener, Marcus traces the crime that started it...
Episode #8
Ted Bundy spent ten years denying everything — then, with the execution date set, he finally started talking. In this season finale, we follow his last interviews, the confession to thirty murders, the morning of...
Episode #7
Miami, summer nineteen seventy-nine: Ted Bundy walks into court in a suit, defends himself, and becomes the first murder defendant broadcast live on national television. Tonight on Case Files: the Chi Omega trial, the...
Episode #6
February ninth, nineteen seventy-eight: twelve-year-old Kimberly Leach walked out of her first-period class at Lake City Junior High — and never came back. Tonight on Case Files: the abduction of Ted Bundy's youngest...
Episode #5
January fifteenth, nineteen seventy-eight: just two weeks after escaping jail, Ted Bundy slipped into Florida State University's Chi Omega sorority house — and committed the crimes that would finally convict him...
Episode #4
He jumped from a second-story courthouse window in Aspen, then starved himself thin enough to slip through a hole in his jail cell ceiling. Twice, Ted Bundy escaped — and twice, the system let it happen. In this...
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