Hosted by True Crime For Bedtime · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 14 episodes
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True Crime for Bedtime features real true crime cases, told slowly and thoughtfully, with calm narration designed for nighttime listening.Carefully researched and thoughtfully narrated, each episode focuses on the facts, evidence, and known theories, without gratuitous violence or sensationalism. Some details may be lightly dramatised for storytelling purposes.Episodes are accompanied by gentle ASMR soundscapes such as rain, thunder, or fireside ambience to help you unwind.So settle down, get comfortable, and let me tell you a true crime story before bed.
True Crime For Bedtime hosts True Crime For Bedtime, a true crime show with 14 episodes published.
Quick note: Due to feedback, I'm testing a slightly different narration style in this episode. I'd love your feedback in the poll below as I continue improving the show. Tonight, we explore one of the most unsettling mis
Show notesOne summer morning in 2014, a 28-year-old German tourist walked into Varna Airport in Bulgaria. Moments later, he suddenly dropped his luggage, sprinted out of the terminal, climbed a fence, and vanished into the surroun
Show notesHello night owls.🌙 Settle in with this 90 minute compilation of mysterious true crime stories for bedtime, featuring three real unsolved cases with gentle rain sounds ASMR. 🎧Use headphones for best results. Our cases i
Show notesHello night owls. This is Edward. 🦉🌙 Tonight, we explore the case of Kouri Richins, a Utah mother and author who wrote a children’s book about grief after the sudden death of her husband — before being charged in with
Show notesHello, night owls. In 2012, Cari Farver disappeared in Omaha, Nebraska. But for years afterwards, disturbing text messages continued to arrive from her phone. Who was sending them? This is the chilling true story behind
Show notesHello, night owls. Edward here. Think you know everything about the Lucy Letby case? Tonight, I take you to Chester, where we will walk through the Lucy Letby case right up onto present day. This story, like all my true
Show notesIn April 1989, Patricia Meehan survived a late-night car crash on a remote stretch of Montana Highway 200. Witnesses saw her climb from the wreckage… then walk calmly into an open field. She was never seen again...or was
Show notesTonight’s story explores the unsettling case of Fawn Cox, who was found in her own bed in tragic circumstances. In this cozy, softly narrated true crime episode, we examine what happened, the investigation that followed,
Show notesIn 1990, Trevaline Evans left a handwritten note in her antique shop in Llangollen, Wales. It read simply: “Back in two minutes.” She was never seen again.In this calm, slow-paced true crime bedtime story, we explore the
Show notesTwo friends set out on a daytime hike in the Panama jungle and vanished without explanation. In this true crime bedtime story, we explore the unanswered disappearance, the haunting clues left behind, and the questions th
Show notesIn the early 1990s, a quiet suburban murder left investigators with almost nothing to go on — except a haunting message left on an answering machine. What followed was a slow-burn investigation into trust, deception, and
Show notesThis is the story of a 4 year old boy who went missing without a trace in the Australian outback. True Crime For Bedtime stories are based on real true crime cases, told slowly and thoughtfully, with a calm, soothing nar
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Sneha Philip vanished in New York on September 10th, 2001, and was never seen again. Her disappearance, overshadowed by the events of 9/11, remains one of the most baffling missing person cases in modern true crime. In t
Show notesHello, night owls. Edward here. Tonight, we're travelling to a small town tucked into the mountains of British Columbia, exploring a wilderness cabin with the atmospheric sounds of rain to help you drift into a deep slee
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