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Hosted by John and Febriana Grundy · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 21 episodes
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One tells the crime. One hears it for the first time. Tell Me The Crime is a weekly true crime podcast where real-time reactions meet careful storytelling and the psychology behind the case.
John and Febriana Grundy hosts Tell Me The Crime, a true crime show with 21 episodes published.
Send us Fan Mail Peter Porco was attacked in his bed with an axe. Despite catastrophic injuries, he got up, went downstairs, completed parts of his morning routine, and collapsed near the front door. His wife, Joan, was
Send us Fan Mail Nineteen-year-old Ashley Wadsworth travelled from British Columbia to England to spend time with Jack Sepple, a man she had built a relationship with online. At first, it looked like a romantic adventure
Send us Fan Mail In this episode of TMTC, John tells Febriana about Rachel Barber who was 15 years old and training full-time at a performing arts school in Melbourne when she told her boyfriend she had a job after class
Send us Fan Mail Today's episode is one of the strangest and most unsettling cases we've covered so far: a woman who wrote a children's grief book after her husband's death, then was later convicted of murdering him. Feb
Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Tell Me The Crime, we examine the disturbing case of Jean-Claude Romand, the French man who spent nearly eighteen years pretending to be a doctor and researcher connected to the World
Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Tell Me The Crime, we examine the devastating case of Andrea Yates, the Texas mother who drowned her five children in 2001. There was never any question that Andrea committed the act.
Send us Fan Mail Michelle Carter and Conrad Roy’s case is one of the most disturbing we’ve covered. It is about a teenage girl convincing her boyfriend to kill himself. But not just that. According to what Michelle later
Send us Fan Mail A family of four was murdered inside their Tokyo home. Then the killer stayed. He left behind blood. Clothes. A knife. Fingerprints. DNA. Clues everywhere. But more than twenty years later… no name. No a
Send us Fan Mail A neighbor asks for help. A veteran says yes. And within hours, two people are dead. In this episode, we cover the murders of Sam Herr and Julie Kibuishi, a case involving trust, money, staged evidence,
Send us Fan Mail Her name was Laci Peterson. She was eight months pregnant with a baby boy named Conner. By the end of the day, her dog would be found wandering alone. Her house would be empty. And her husband would have
Send us Fan Mail Travis Alexander’s friends knew something was wrong. Not “murder” wrong. But wrong. She showed up unannounced. She seemed to know things she should not know. She inserted herself into his life even after
Send us Fan Mail He left to clear his head. Just a short trip to a waterfall trail near Mount Salak. A few hours passed. Then he came home. But when he walked through the door— his family was already mourning him. Becaus
Send us Fan Mail A woman goes out for a run… and disappears. When her husband finds her phone, it’s lying on the ground. With earbuds and hair stuck in them. Three weeks later, she’s found on the side of the road. Bruise
Send us Fan Mail She arrived in Los Angeles alone. Just another traveler—passing through a city full of strangers. At first, nothing seemed out of place. She explored the city, spoke with people, and stayed in a downtown
Send us Fan Mail She got into the car willingly. At first, everything felt normal. Familiar. Safe. But over the course of a single night, something began to shift. Not all at once—but enough that someone could have stopp
Send us Fan Mail He lived a completely normal life. Husband. Father. Church member. Nothing about him stood out. But over time, something else was happening—something hidden, controlled, and deliberate. And eventually… h
Send us Fan Mail An 8-year-old girl vanishes in Bali, Indonesia. Not from a crowded street—but from inside her own home. At first, it seems impossible. Then the story starts to unravel. And what investigators uncover nex
Send us Fan Mail A brutal murder. A confession that seemed to settle everything. A case the system considered closed. But something didn’t sit right. Years later, one piece of evidence forces a second look— and raises a
Send us Fan Mail A man is found dead on a beach. No identification. No clear cause of death. No explanation for how he got there. But hidden in his pocket… is a message no one can decode. And the deeper investigators dig
Send us Fan Mail It started with footprints in the snow. They led to the house—but never came back out. Then came the sounds from the attic. The missing keys. The feeling that someone was watching. By the time anyone und
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Tell Me The Crime is hosted by John and Febriana Grundy. The show is categorised under true crime and has published 21 episodes.
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