True crime stories. Told whilst drinking. With some solid swearing thrown in for good measure. You in?
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Signup to Generate a PitchRecent episodes include "82 - Cam Lyman" (26 October 2026, 48 minutes), "81 - Amber Cummings" (13 September 2026, 40 minutes), and "80 - Georgia Church Murders" (7 September 2026, 61 minutes).
Crime Will Tell publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 49 minutes across 85 episodes.
Booking probability for Crime Will Tell is 33%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Crime Will Tell requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Crime Will Tell's contact route on record: verified email.
Crime Will Tell is a true crime podcast with 85 episodes published.
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Episode #82
Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! Reclusive millionaire and dog breeder, Cam Lyman, vanished from his Rhode Island estate in 1987. With no trace of...
Episode #81
A mother in coastal Maine kills her neo-Nazi husband while he sleeps — and walks free. In this episode of Crime Will Tell, we unravel the terror inside that house and ask: when survival looks like vigilante justice...
Episode #80
In 1985, Harold and Thelma Swain were murdered inside of their church while attending a Bible study. Due to a corrupt investigation, an innocent man named Dennis Perry spent years in prison for the murders. With support...
Episode #79
Betty Broderick’s story has been told for decades—but her recent death brings the case back into sharp focus. In this episode, Carrie and Jami revisit the infamous 1989 murders of Dan Broderick and Linda Kolkena...
Episode #78
When the body of Gary Farris was found in a burn pile on his Georgia property, his wife and son blamed each other for his murder. This episode is filled with family drama, betrayal, and tensions regarding money. So, who...
Episode #76
In July of 2017, a 911 dispatcher received a call from a horrified couple who had just found human remains in a freezer in their basement. The dismembered body was identified as Shannon Graves, who had been missing for...
Episode #75
On this episode, we break down the recent events that took place at Horizon Middle School in Moorhead, Minnesota. Two incidents, five months apart, highlight an unfortunate plight - drugs in schools. After several...
Episode #74
In this episode of Crime Will Tell, we examine the heartbreaking 2020 Kaukauna, Wisconsin murders of 5-year-old William "Will" Beyer and 3-year-old Danielle "Dani" Beyer. As investigators pieced together surveillance...
Episode #73
While on a romantic weekend getaway in Iowa, Roger Atkison and his mistress, Rose Burkert, were brutally murdered in their hotel room. Was it a crime of passion or were they murdered by a random stranger? Was the...
Episode #72
In 1994, Robin Lawrence was brutally murdered inside her home while her toddler slept in the next room. The attack seemed personal, but no one close to Robin could be connected to the crime. Leads ran dry and the case...
Episode #71
In May of 2019, the body of Charles Locke was found wrapped in a tarp near a dead-end road in Pensacola, Florida. Items left near the body led investigators right to someone close to the victim. On this episode, we...
Episode #70
Tom Kamp and his family gathered to enjoy a fun weekend together on his property in rural Texas. When a peaceful camping trip turned into a senseless massacre, investigators didn’t have to go far to find their suspect.
Episode #69
When teenagers Bryan and David Freeman rebelled against their strict religious upbringing as Jehovah’s Witnesses, they became active in the neo-Nazi movement. When the tensions between the angry teens and their parents...
Episode #68
On this episode, we discuss the horrendous crimes of John Weber, a sadistic killer from Phillips, Wisconsin. He has been compared to some of the most notorious serious killers. This one is a real doozy.
On this episode, we discuss the cases of Eliotte Heinz, Claire Tracy, and Camila Mendoza Olmos. All three women were reported missing and when their bodies were found, their deaths were ruled accidental or by suicide...
Episode #66
After John and Lois McCullough hadn't been seen for years, their concerned doctor contacted local police regarding their well-being. An investigation into the couple and their daughter, Virginia, led to a horrifying...
Episode #65
On a hot summer night in June 1987 in Nashville, Tennessee, a local church went up in flames. It wasn’t until after authorities discovered a body in the attic that alarm bells started ringing. This is the case of the...
Episode #64
It’s a parent’s worst nightmare: hearing your child screaming for help and not being able to get to them. When Mary Jean Pearle’s ex-husband, John Battaglia, wanted to punish her following their divorce, he shot and...
Episode #63
In August 1992, 20-year-old Laurie Depies vanished from a Wisconsin parking lot without a trace. Her locked car, untouched belongings, and a perfectly balanced soda cup were all that remained. In this episode of Crime...
Episode #62
They say the cover up is worse than the crime. When Laura Dickinson was raped and murdered in her dorm room at Eastern Michigan University, officials at the school hid the details of the crime from Laura’s family and...
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