Hosted by Kimberly and Jaclyn · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 43 episodes
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Join Kim and Jackie, best friends for nearly 30 years from Nebraska, as they take turns covering true crime cases that involve the amazing science of forensic DNA.
Kimberly and Jaclyn hosts DNA Don't Lie, a true crime show with 43 episodes published.
In this episode, Kim tells us about the suspicious deaths of Qaadir and Naazir Lewis and other strange deaths occurring around Bell Mountain Park in Georgia. Sources: https://www.gofundme.com/f/qaadir-and-naazir-funeral-
In this episode, the gang discusses karaoke, Catherine O'Hara, and The Pitt. Jackie finishes out this episode by covering the unfortunate case of Neil Beagley. Sources: https://www.oregonlive.com/clackamascounty/2010/03/
In this episode, the gang discusses Matchbox 20, The Long Island Medium, a recent Ouija board purchase, and group album listening. Kim finishes out the episode by cover the tragic case of Jamie Toliver. Sources: https://
In this episode, the gang starts off by discussing New Year's resolutions, plant rescue nightmares, and the joys of Uncrustables. Jackie finishes out the episode by recounting the mysterious case of Stacy Arras. Sources:
In this episode, the gang opens up by discussing Jackie's New Orleans trip, people leaving their shopping carts in random places, and how ice cream makers are not worth it. Kim finishes up this episode by telling us abou
In this episode, we are re-airing an interview that we recorded back in October of 2020 under our previous Podcast moniker True Crime Rhymes With Vodka. During this interview you will hear Jackie and Kim talking with Ane
In this episode, the gang starts off by discussing Taylor Swift's new album, Kim Kardashian's new SKIMS product line, and the Netflix documentary "Death in Apartment 603: What Happened to Ellen Greenberg?". Jackie finish
In this episode, the gang starts off by discussing Instagram favorites and the Netflix docuseries Unknown Number: The High School Catfish. Kim finishes out the episode by telling us about the mysterious case of Harley Mo
In this episode, the gang discusses bringing back Catcalling, Craigslist Missed Connections, and Danny and Kim talk about their trip to Hawaii. Jackie then finishes out the episode by covering the tragic case of Hiawayi
In this episode, the gang discusses an upcoming trip to Hawaii, golf, and Kim's touring of the Allen House designed by the famous architect Frank Lloyd Wright. Kim finishes out the episode by telling us about the grisly
In this episode, the gang talks wedding receptions, T9, and the Diddy trial. Jackie finishes out the episode by telling us about the mysterious case of Tarasha Benjamin. Sources: https://www.investigationdiscovery.com/cr
In this episode, the gang discusses setting up fish tanks for Crayfish and Shrimp, thrift store/estate sale shopping, and the Tiger King's recent marriage. Kim finishes out the episode by telling us about the horrific ca
In this episode, the gang starts off by talking about the death of Pope Francis, Dr. Suzanne O'Sullivan's book The Age of Diagnosis, and the 1997 film "Selena". This episode is finished out with Jackie telling us about t
In this episode, the gang starts off by discussing Temptation Island, the Mel Robbins Podcast, and case updates on Jennifer Kesse. Kim then finishes out the episode by going over the mysterious case of Derek Adam Seehaus
In this episode, the gang discusses flatulence, emetophobia, and the Mel Robbins Podcast. Jackie finishes off the episode by telling us about the horrific case of Danielle Johnson, Jaelen Chaney, and Solé. Sources: https
In this episode, the gang discusses the Super Bowl LIX halftime show featuring Kendrick Lamar, recent weddings, Prince/Paisley Park, and an update to the Catherine Griffith case covered in episode 26. Kim finishes out th
In this episode, the gang starts off by talking about the awkwardness of hanging out with younger relatives, the tragedy of the recent D.C. plane crash, and Super Bowl LIX guesses. Jackie finishes off the episode by tell
In this episode, the gang starts off by talking about Michael Bolton, thin office walls, and the Netflix documentary Sweet Bobby: My Catfish Nightmare. Kim finishes out our episode by covering the tragic case of Mary Kat
In this episode, the gang starts off by talking about New Year's resolutions and Jackie closes out the episode by recounting the mysterious case of Kirsten Brueggeman. Sources: Vanished in the Night. Disappeared. Season
In this episode, the gang participates in some quick Taylor Talk, and then talk about recent trips and movies. Kim finishes out the episode by telling us about the tragic cases of Kita Bee and Kitty Monroe. Sources: http
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