Re:Examined is a true crime podcast about the cases that don't resolve cleanly. The ones where the closer you look, the less the easy explanation holds. Each episode takes a historical crime apart through a psychological and social lens, opening questions rather than closing them, and leaves you somewhere more uncomfortable than where you started.
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Signup to Generate a PitchRe:Examined is a true crime podcast about the cases that don't resolve cleanly. The ones where the closer you look, the less the easy explanation holds. Each episode takes a historical crime apart through a psychological and social lens, opening questions rather than closing them, and leaves you somewhere more uncomfortable than where you started.
Recent episodes include "The Vampire of Düsseldorf - The Confession" (12 October 2026, 35 minutes), "The Vampire of Düsseldorf - The Wrong Man" (22 September 2026, 17 minutes), and "The Vampire of Düsseldorf - The City" (15 September 2026, 32 minutes).
Re:Examined publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 25 minutes across 10 episodes.
Booking probability for Re:Examined is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Re:Examined requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Re:Examined's contact route on record: verified email.
Re:Examined is a general podcast with 10 episodes published.
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<p>In the summer of 1930, Peter Kürten sat across from the psychiatrist Karl Berg and talked for months. To the court, he gave one reason for his crimes: revenge on a society that had wronged him. To Berg, he gave...
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<p>In the spring of 1929, months before anyone knew the name Peter Kürten, the Düsseldorf police already had a confession. A man had told them he'd done it, and they believed him. This episode is about that confession...
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<p>Düsseldorf, 1929. A city comes apart. Over months, a killer moves through its streets, and the police can't hold him. The newspapers give the fear a shape and a name: the Vampire. This is the crime told straight...
<p>In the autumn of 1929, people in Düsseldorf were afraid to walk their own streets. Someone was killing children, women, and men across the city, with no pattern the police could work out and no face anyone could...
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<p>Bobby Franks was fourteen when he got in the car. This season spent four episodes inside the minds of the men who killed him. This one is for him.</p><p>Content note: this episode is about the murder of a child and...
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<p>Richard Loeb learned early that a constructed self was safer than the real one, and he never stopped building. This episode follows the boy behind the "master criminal" fantasy, the questions about who actually drove...
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<p>He fell in love with birds at age six. What happened between then and Bobby Franks's murder is the question this episode won't resolve.</p>
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<p>Two boys make an agreement. What they trade, and what they get in return, has been read by a century of writers as everything from friendship to something darker. The court records tell one story. Each boy told...
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<p>May 21, 1924. Two of Chicago's brightest young men commit what they believe will be a flawless murder. They've planned every detail. They've left nothing to chance. This is the story as it was first told: brilliant...
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<p>Every true crime show promises you'll know who did it, and why. Re:Examined takes that apart instead. One case, one episode at a time, dismantled layer by layer until the version you thought you knew falls away...
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