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Crime Chats is a casual true crime podcast where we get together and chat about the crimes we can’t stop thinking about . From infamous cases and unsolved mysteries to shocking criminal behavior and courtroom chaos. No scripts, no stiff narration, just casual conversations between real-life best friends. We'll share our honest opinions, theories, and the occasional dark joke every now and then. In each episode, we'll chat about a case that’s been living rent-free in our minds. If you love true crime podcasts, unsolved cases, crime discussion, hearing two friends break down criminal cases in a relatable, conversational way, and you don't mind the occasional colorful language, Crime Chats is for you.
Unknown Host hosts Crime Chats, a true crime show with 34 episodes published.
In August 2021, Precious Bland drowned her 15-month-old daughter, Emii, in a bathtub and attacked members of her family. What followed was a complicated criminal case centered around one major question: Was Precious Blan
Episode Summary In Part 2 of our Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity (NGRI) series on the Vincent Li case, we pick up where Part 1 left off and take a closer look at the Greyhound bus attack, the immediate response by law e
We begin our Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity (NGRI) month with a 2-part episode covering one of Canada's most infamous cases: Vincent Li , the man responsible for the shocking killing of Tim McLean aboard a Greyhound bu
In March 2015, Denise Huskins and Aaron Quinn became the victims of a terrifying home invasion and kidnapping that would capture national attention. But not for the reasons it should have. After Denise disappeared from A
A suspicious hit-and-run. A custody battle. A missing 6 year old. When little Michael Hughes vanished in 1994, investigators could not have known the chaos that would unfold before them. Decades of deception, stolen iden
In 2003, a pizza delivery driver named Brian Wells walked into a bank wearing what appeared to be a bomb locked around his neck . Later, he was surrounded by police on live television, insisting he had been forced to rob
This final chapter sees Ted Bundy coming unglued. His violence ramps up but, he also starts to make big mistakes. On this episode, we follow Ted from Chi Omega to the grave. 📚 Sources Bundy v. State . (n.d.). Justia Law
In Part 2 of our four-part Ted Bundy series, we move from the making of Ted Bundy to the beginning of his deadly criminal career. We examine the disappearance of his first known victims in the Pacific Northwest, the terr
In Part 1 of our Ted Bundy Deep Dive, we're going all the way back to the beginning. Before the infamous murders, media frenzy, and courtroom spectacles, there was a young man whose early life has been scrutinized for de
In this solo episode of Crime Chats, Lisa takes a deep dive into one of the most heartbreaking and controversial true crime cases in modern history: the case of Andrea Yates. Most people know the headlines, but this case
In this episode of Crime Chats, we discuss the heartbreaking and disturbing case of April Short, a mother convicted of murdering her 11-month-old son while her two older children were still inside the home. April’s husba
This week on Crime Chats, we discuss the heartbreaking and disturbing story of Collin McDaniel, a young boy whose life was surrounded by hospitals, medications, medical procedures, and a devastating diagnosis that many n
In this episode of Crime Chats, we discuss the heartbreaking and highly controversial death of LaVena Johnson. LaVena was a 19-year-old soldier from Missouri serving in Iraq when the Army reported that she had died by su
This week, we’re diving into the case of Diane Downs. A story that continues to disturb and true crime listeners to this day decades later. What was reported as a horrific roadside attack on a mother and her three childr
This week, we’re chatting about Winnie Ruth Judd. This is one of the most bizarre and confusing cases we’ve covered so far… and honestly? We’re still not sure what to believe. 😳 From a fresh start in Phoenix to an illic
This is it. The final chapter in our deep dive. We are almost done with this atrocious man. But this episode isn’t about Jeffrey Epstein. It’s about the women who lived through it and how they got their voices heard. In
This is it. The final chapter in our deep dive. We are almost done with this atrocious man. But this episode isn’t about Jeffrey Epstein. It’s about the women who lived through it and how they got their voices heard. In
In the final part of our Epstein Files series within a series, we take a step back from the heavier material and start untangling some of the claims and narratives that continue to circulate online. First, we break down
In Part 2 of our deep dive into the Epstein Files, we move into some of the most disturbing and personal material uncovered. This episode centers around firsthand victim statements and journal entries written by one of t
In Part 1 of our 3-part mini-series, we begin our deep dive into the Epstein files and unpack the details, patterns, and disturbing insights we uncovered while combing through. This episode focuses on two chilling and re
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Crime Chats is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under True Crime and has published 34 episodes.
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