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Crime&Stuff

Hosted by Crime&Stuff gals · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 212 episodes

★★★★4.2(22 ratings · Apple Podcasts)

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212
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127m
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Crime&Stuff gals hosts Crime&Stuff, a society show with 212 episodes published.

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199. He hunted humans

May 31, 20262h 33m

At first no one in central-eastern Ohio connected the killings — they were hunters, outdoorsmen, a jogger — all shot by someone who left no trace between 1989 and 1992. When they finally arrested Thomas Dillo

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198. ‘Unsolveable’ Alice Hawkes murder solved

May 15, 20261h 44m

When we featured Alice Hawkes’ 1987 homicide in Episode 191 as one of our Maine Cold Cases of the 1980s, Maureen declared that it would never be “solved,” though there was s definite suspect. Well, she

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197. Mary Ellen Tanner, nearly 50 years of questions

May 1, 20261h 57m

Mary Ellen Tanner had planned to go to Massachusetts for the weekend to attend the funeral of her boyfriend’s brother the weekend of July 7, 1978. It wasn’t until two days later that anyone knew she’d n

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196. Dominique Dunne: Murder with no justice

Apr 17, 20261h 36m

Dominique Dunne was 22 and a rising star in in Hollywood in 1982 — she had everything going for her, except when it came to her ex-boyfriend, Ma Maison head chef John Sweeney. She’d broken up with him after s

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195. Mary Theresa Simpson murder 60-year road to justice

Mar 27, 20262h 28m

Mary Theresa Simpson was 12 when she disappeared while walking home in Elmira, New York, on March 15, 1964. When her body was found four days later, buried under heavy rocks, no one could predict that it would take more

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194. Cabin Fever Reliever – Updates, Maine mini and more!

Mar 6, 20262h 19m

It’s March. It’s cold [where we live], it’s ugly. We’re tired of it. So, to lighten the mood a little before we get back to our usual content, we have a cabin fever reliever! Updates on the Maine

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193. The 2025 Maine Homicide List

Feb 21, 20262h 17m

Maine had 21 homicides in 2025, and we take a look at them. Guns and domestic violence continue to be the dominant themes, with mental health issues also a troubling contributing factor. From people who know each other a

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192. Maine Cold Cases 3: The 1990s and Beyond

Feb 11, 20262h 29m

We wrap up our three-episode look at the Maine State Police Unsolved Homicide list, diving into the 1990s and beyond, looking at the cases of Lorna Brackett and Vincent White, Susan Hannah, Joseph Savitch and Louis Alexa

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191. Maine Cold Cases 2: The 1980s

Feb 6, 20262h 16m

We continue our look at Maine’s cold cases with a dive into the 1980s: Beverly Polchies, Theresa Duran, Vincent LaVopa, Brian Kowalczyk and Alice Hawkes. Would they have been solved if they happened today? Should t

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190. Maine Cold Cases 1: The 1970s

Jan 28, 20262h 13m

While we wait for the state of Maine to release the 2025 homicide list, we’re taking a look at another list: Maine’s Unsolved Homicides. In this first part of a three-part series, we dive into the Maine cold

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189. The case that changed criminal investigation Part 3

Jan 15, 20262h 44m

Darrel Parker starts serving a life sentence. Wesley Peery is incarcerated in Ohio, doing “30 to 75 years,” which we know means he’ll be out soon. And Wesley’s gonna be Wesley. As Nebraska officia

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188. The case that changed criminal investigation Part 2

Jan 1, 20262h 20m

It’s April 1956, and Darrel Parker is going to trial on first-degree murder charges in the murder of his wife, Nancy. The evidence? A confession wrung out of him by soon-to-be famous crimimologist John Reid, with t

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2025 Very Special Holiday Special

Dec 23, 20251h 35m

Sit back and rip the wrapping and bows off our annual holiday special. With special holiday “Am I the Asshole?” And two special holiday Negative Nellies Reviews! Enjoy! And Merry Whatever Holiday You Celebrat

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ICYMI: Brian Walshe’s many victims

Dec 15, 20251h 48m

In case you missed it, from January 2023: Brian Walshe’s many victims. Brian Walshe was found guilty on Dec. 15, 2025, of murdering his wife, Ana Walshe, and dismemembering her body. As promised, we’ll have a

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187. The case that changed U.S. criminal investigations forever Part 1

Dec 4, 20252h 0m

Lie detectors. The Reid Technique. You’ve been listening to us rant about them for nine years. One case, in 1955, was not only the perfect storm of both, but also launched John Reid’s interrogation method int

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186. Father, father, father: Marvin Gaye’s tragic death

Nov 20, 20251h 50m

Singer and songwriter Marvin Gaye made beautiful music, but what most people didn’t know until his tragic death at his father’s hand was that his life growing up with Marvin Gaye Sr. had been anything but. Wh

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185. Maine cold case solved, hot case unsolved

Nov 4, 20252h 7m

The cold case of an arson fire that killed one Portland, Maine, resident in 1994 and injured seven others has finally been solved. The disappearance of a New Sweden, Maine, 13-year-old a year ago hasn’t, despite ma

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184. Paula Roberts Part 3: Trial 2

Oct 23, 20252h 8m

Philip Willoughby goes on trial for the Dec. 3, 1983, Maine murder of Paula Roberts, but it doesn’t go smoothly. Not at all. Prosecutors never really let go of Trial 1, and justice takes a hit. But does anyone care

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183. Paula Roberts Part 2: Trial 1

Oct 7, 20252h 5m

When David Willoughby is arrested and charged with the abduction and murder of Paula Roberts, it seemed like the beginning of the end of the case of the 21-year-old store clerk who was taken and killed during an Augusta,

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182. Paula Roberts Part 1: Missing

Sep 23, 20251h 39m

December 3, 1983, was just a normal night in Paula Roberts’ busy life — she was working the evening shift at Summer Haven Ice Cream shop in Augusta, Maine, one of three jobs she worked to help pay her way thr

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Who is the host of Crime&Stuff?

Crime&Stuff is hosted by Crime&Stuff gals. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 212 episodes.

How many episodes does Crime&Stuff have?

Crime&Stuff has published 212 episodes.

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Crime&Stuff regularly covers society, culture, documentary. It sits in the society category, with a culture focus.

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