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You know what sucks about true crime documentaries? Almost everything! As fun to watch as they may be, the subject matter is a huge bummer more often than not. That sure does make producing a comedy podcast out of breaking down, reviewing, and analyzing the latest and most talked-about true crime documentaries, docuseries, and crime specials a tough task. But on True Crime Sucks, hosts Adam Tod Brown and Kari Martin (previously hosts of the Pretty Scary podcast) do their very best to make it happen. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-crime-sucks--7047536/support .
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Adam and Kari recap the first episode of the Lifetime documentary series Phrogging: Hider In My House. Just as the title implies, it's a series about people who found strangers living in their home while they were also l
Adam welcomes Jack Kelly and Danger Van Gorder to discuss the highly bizarre 2016 David Farrier documentary Tickled
Adam and guest co-host Kym Kral discuss a Netflix documentary about a couple who were victimized by a brutal kidnapping ring and then victimized further by the police when they tried to report what happened.
Adam and guest co-host Jenn Scott discuss a true crime documentary about a guy who went to prison for killing his kids even though he's almost certainly innocent.
Adam and guest co-host Andy Sell discuss the highly weird Netflix documentary Mister Organ
Adam and guest co-host Heather Marulli discuss the Netflix documentary Escaping Twin Flames
Adam and guest co-host Kym Kral discuss the second installment of The Curious Case of Natalia Grace!
Adam and guest co-hosts Samantha Jane and Jack Kelly discuss an A&E documentary that suggests that trial-by-media sensation Scott Peterson might be innocent
Adam and guest co-host Elise Golgowski discuss a Netflix documentary that covers the crime that forms the basis of the horror movie The Conjuring 3.
Adam and guest co-host Jessica Singer discuss the recent Netflix documentary Missing: The Lucie Blackman Case
Adam and guest co-hosts Tom Reimann and Heather Marulli discuss the Netflix documentary American Murder: The Family Next Door, which covers the brutal murder of Shannan Watts and her two kids at the hands of her husband,
Adam and guest co-host Kym Kral discuss a documentary about what happens when the people who are supposed to protect kids from child abuse turn into the child abusers.
Adam welcomes Danger Van Gorder and Hana Michels to talk about the HBO/Max/Discovery/WhateverItIsNow documentary The Inventor: Out For Blood In Silicon Valley.
Adam and guest co-host Cindy Aravena discuss a new Netflix documentary about the Boy Scouts of America and the organization's failed efforts to cover up and escape accountability for decades of abuse perpetrated by Scout
Adam and guest co-host Jack Kelly discuss the insane Max documentary Telemarketers
Adam and guest co-host Jenn Scott discuss a documentary about a professional athlete who got catfished in the most extreme manner possible.
Adam and guest co-host Olivia Haidar discuss the 2013 documentary Alien Boy: The Life and Death of James Chasse, which covers the murder of a mentally ill man at the hands of the Portland PD.
Adam and guest co-host Kym Kral discuss the highly weird six-part Investigation Discovery documentary series The Curious Case of Natalia Grace.
Adam welcomes his Trendpony co-hosts Jenn Scott and Jessica Singer to discuss the fantastic Hulu documentary The Jewel Thief, which covers the life and crimes of master criminal Gerald Daniel Blanchard.
Adam and guest co-host Andy Sell discuss a stone cold classic true crime documentary from legendary filmmaker Errol Morris that succeeded in getting an innocent man freed from prison.
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