True Crime All Day

True Crime All Day: Podcast Recommendations with Focusrite

July 01, 2022

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Why did you choose this theme?

My love of true crime is born out of the fact that criminal defense has been in my blood all of my life. My father is a criminal defense attorney and I followed in his footsteps — I 

have been a criminal defense trial attorney for twenty years. I'm a true crime creator and a huge fan of deep dives. I love to hear the intricate details of the cases and the back stories of the victims and the parties involved in the case. These aren't just stories; these are real people that have gone through massive trauma and I enjoy pods that acknowledge that fact...all of the pods that we recommended do just that!

PODCAST PICKS:Click on the podcast art to listen 👂

Defense DiariesDead Man TalkingEarBuds curator and criminal defense attorney Bob Motta takes a deep dive into the case of Chicago area serial killer John Wayne Gacy. This podcast features 15 hours of historic and unheard taped interviews with Gacy and his lawyer...who happens to be Bob's father. If you think you know the Gacy case...you don't.

Love MurderMurderous Mastermind or Wrongfully Convicted? The Wild Escape of Sarah PenderJoin hosts Jessie Pray and Andie Cassette as they deep dive into cases of relationships that have gone murderously wrong. In this episode, tensions between roommates explode into violence, leaving one young couple murdered.

Crimelines True CrimeCatherine WalkerIn this podcast,  master storyteller and host Charlie Worroll dives into cases from an amazing historical and culture perspective. This episode takes place on a military reservation, where a murder takes place and mystery ensues.

Murder, She ToldThe Case of Everett Delano: Solved After 53 YearsHost Kristen Seavey as she deep dives into cold cases and mysteries from New England and Maine. In this episode, she unpacks the recently solved cold case murder of Everett Delano, who was shot and killed during a robbery in Andover, New Hampshire in 1966.

True ConsequencesTorreon Cabin MurdersJoin host Eric Landin-Carter as he deep dives into cases and mysteries from New Mexico. This episode tells the story of the Torreon Cabin Murders, considered to be one of the most heinous crimes in New Mexico, when four bodies were discovered in a cabin in a remote area. The police were under pressure to resolve the case, but did they pick the wrong suspect?

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