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Are you always looking for the next great true crime story? But you don't want to waste time on a lousy one, right? On 'So Much Crime, So Little Time,' we preview true crime stories in podcasts and other media for you. Spend your time on crime wisely! We also come back and share full reviews - in-depth analysis and commentary so you can continue enjoying your favorite stories. Your Hosts: Irish true crime fanatic Dee and American story expert Jeff.
Unknown Host hosts So Much Crime, So Little Time, a true crime show with 221 episodes published.
The Grangegorman Murders occurred on March 6, 1997, when a man brutally killed Sylvia Shields and Mary Callanan in their beds. The initial suspect, Dean Lyons, was charged with murder. But then another set of murders too
We're jumping in the Time Machine to head back to March 6, 1997, in Dublin. That's right: back to Ireland. But first, we're going to talk about a few hit songs from 1997 ( 1:19 ). Then, since it tangentially relates to o
Tony Parsons set out for a charity bicycle ride in Scotland and soon disappeared. Police searched and searched, but it wasn't until years later that the mystery was solved. And how it was solved was just as bizarre as th
How do we prepare for a story about a cyclist who disappeared in Scotland? First, we place ourselves in the time with the #1 song on the charts ( 1:10 ). Then, we get our helmets and bike shorts on for strange stories of
John Wayne Gacy was known as the Killer Clown. Dean Corll was known as the Candyman. These two men are responsible for the horrific murders of over 60 teenage boys in the 1970s. Were they connected? Was there a network c
It's August of 1973. At the movies, there's Harrison Ford in American Graffiti , Bruce Lee in Enter the Dragon, and James Bond running over alligators in Live and Let Die. On the radio, there's Led Zeppelin, Stevie Wonde
He was known as the Gilgo Beach serial killer. On April 8, 2026, Rex Heuermann pleaded guilty to killing seven women between 1993 and 2011. They are Melissa Barthelemy, Megan Waterman, Amber Costello, Maureen Brainard-Ba
M. Gessen has a least favorite cousin: Allen. For decades, M. saw Allen as a fool, a braggart, and a shady businessman. But then Allen gets arrested for trying to put a hit out on his ex-wife. So M. decides to wrestle wi
We're excited to talk about The Idiot , the new podcast from Serial Productions. But first, we need to hop in the time machine. To set the stage, we're discussing: Terrible hit men ( 2:30 ) The top song in Ireland at the
Shannon O'Connor, also known as the Los Gatos 'Party Mom,' was just convicted in March, 2026, on 58 of 63 charges, including child endangerment, sexual battery, and furnishing alcohol to minors. The crimes occurred mostl
Did Avril Lavigne actually die in 2003 and has a doppelganger replaced her ever since? No, probably not. But we still listened to comedian Joanne McNally investigate on the BBC and CBC podcast Who Replaced Avril Lavigne?
Taylor Frankie Paul was supposed to be premiering on ABC's The Bachelorette this week. Instead, the show was canceled at the last minute. Why? A video leaked from 2023 of Paul and then-boyfriend Dakota Mortensen in a vio
It's 2003. Avril Lavigne is all over the radio. Or is she? What if she actually died in 2003 and has since been replaced by a doppelganger? What better way to prepare for this conspiracy than by hopping in the Time Machi
Every good mystery has a plot twist, right? Well, we decided to give ourselves one. We’re making some changes to the show. Why? You'll have to listen to this quick announcement to find out. What's changing? Again, check
If a mountain lion didn't kill Christopher Whitely, then what did? Why did police stick to their mountain lion story when animal experts said it was impossible? And how many mountain lion facts are too many for a true cr
Did a mountain lion kill Christopher Whitely in rural Texas? If so, he'd be the first fatal victim of such an attack in Texas history. If not, then what, or who, killed him? In this episode, we jump in the Time Machine (
The Free Birth Society promises new mothers that they can have their babies without the coercion and unnecessary stress of doctors and hospitals. But is what they're selling just another form of manipulation? We're discu
Free birthing: It's how pregnant women can take back their power from the medical system. But can you trust the Free Birth Society and what it's selling? In this episode, we jump in the Time Machine ( 1:49 ) to visit Hay
Comedian Edd Hedges has a unique comedy set. It's about the time the man who was his childhood bully committed a horrific double homicide and then showed up at Edd's house, terrifying Edd and his parents. Somehow, yes, t
On Thursday, February 19, 2026, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, formerly known as Prince Andrew, was arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office. It was the first time in nearly 400 years that such a high-ranking Br
Joanne McNally
comedian and podcaster
1 appearance on this show
John O’Keefe
Director · Brueggeman Center for Dialogue
1 appearance on this show
Karen Read
1 appearance on this show
John O'Keefe
author of Stranger Citizens · Brueggeman Center for Dialogue
1 appearance on this show
James Holland
Vice President · We Have Ways of Making You Talk
2 appearances on this show
Sabrina
Miss Surrey 2025 Finalist · The Scout Guide Huntsville
1 appearance on this show
Hedley Thomas
author of 'The Teacher's Pet' · The Australian
2 appearances on this show
LUIGI MANGIONE
The CEO Assasin · UnitedHealthCare
1 appearance on this show
Brian Thompson
financial advisor, former tax attorney, business strategist · United healthcare care
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Robert O Young
Dr. · Miracle Ranch
1 appearance on this show
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