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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.
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weekly
Average audio length:
40 minutes
English
United States
34 episodes
since Feb. 28, 2026
episodic
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A 22-year-old man finishes his shift at a factory and walks out to his truck.
Someone is waiting for him.
He's shot three times, and for days, nobody knows why.
Eventually, detectives uncover a love triangle involving two coworkers and a young woman neither of them has ever me…
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In 2008, an aspiring filmmaker in Edmonton was working on a horror movie about a man who is lured to a garage and killed. Not long after, a real man disappeared after being directed to that very same garage.When police began investigating, they discovered that the similarities didn…
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A man is waiting inside a woman’s bedroom with a hammer.
He’s been sent there to kill her.
But about fourteen minutes later, only one of them is still alive.
And it isn’t the hitman.
In this episode, John tells Febriana the case of Susan Kuhnhausen, a woman who fought back against …
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Imagine a pizza delivery driver walks into a bank with a bomb locked around his neck.
He says he has been forced into a bizarre scavenger hunt: rob the bank, follow a series of handwritten instructions, and complete each step before the bomb’s timer runs out.
But as investigators t…
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When Mark Winger finds his wife being brutally attacked inside their home, he shoots and kills her attacker. Police quickly view him as a grieving husband who tried to save his wife, and the case appears straightforward.
But one small piece of evidence suggests the supposed killer …
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Imagine someone you love suddenly sells his business, leaves everything behind, and starts traveling the world.
You keep getting emails from him - from South America, India, Africa - and everything seems fine.
Except you never hear his voice. You never see a new photo.
And months …
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John tells Feb the story of Diane Whipple, an elite athlete and college lacrosse coach killed just outside her San Francisco apartment by her neighbors' dogs. What initially looked like a horrific animal attack soon exposed months of ignored warnings, a bizarre connection to a…
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In February 1986, 29-year-old nursing director Sherri Rasmussen was found beaten and shot inside the Los Angeles home she shared with her husband, John. The LAPD decided that she had interrupted a burglary.
But Sherri’s parents believed the crime was personal. Before her death, she…
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Just after Christmas 2011, Russ Faria came home from a game night with friends and found his wife, Betsy, dead inside their Missouri home.
Police quickly decided that Russ had killed her. But four people said he had been with them that evening. Receipts, phone records, and surveill…
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A young woman is found dying on the side of a highway after an apparent hit-and-run. But when police try to identify her, they uncover something far stranger: multiple names, a mysterious past, and a life shaped by secrets that began when she was just a child.
In this episode of Te…
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