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Welcome to Red String Theory, a true crime podcast where I dive into murder cases and mysterious disappearances with a detective-like approach.
In every case, the details matter. I analyze the evidence, question what doesn’t add up, and dig into the theories surrounding what happened. I’ll take you through the known facts, the unanswered questions, and the possibilities that may help make sense of each case.
Because sometimes, the smallest detail can break the case wide open.
Let’s see where the evidence leads us.
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Update frequency:
every 66 days
Average audio length:
33 minutes
English
United States
16 episodes
since March 16, 2024
episodic
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On the night of December 13, 2020, 21-year-old Jason Landry set out on what should have been a routine drive home for the holidays.
The Texas State University student had just finished his final exams and was heading from San Marcos to his hometown of Missouri City, Texas—a trip he had made before …
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For more than 14 years, the death of Jaleayah Davis has been debated across true-crime forums, with one central question never going away: was it a tragic accident, or was there something more going on?
While preparing this episode, I spent a lot of time digging through the police reports, crash-sc…
For more than 14 years, the death of Jaleayah Davis has been debated across true-crime forums, with one central question never going away: was it a tragic accident, or was there something more going on?
While preparing this episode, I spent a lot of time digging through the police reports, crash-sc…
In June 1992, the quiet city of Springfield, Missouri, was rocked by a mystery that still haunts investigators and its residents. Three women vanished without a trace in the middle of the night. Their cars, purses, keys, clothing—and even their dog—were all left behind. There were no signs of a str…
In June 1992, the quiet city of Springfield, Missouri, was rocked by a mystery that still haunts investigators and its residents. Three women vanished without a trace in the middle of the night. Their cars, purses, keys, clothing—and even their dog—were all left behind. There were no signs of a str…
One cold January night, a suburban mother disappears after attending church—only to be found dead months later, floating in a river 35 miles away. Authorities called it suicide. Her family says otherwise. What do you think happened?
Welcome back to Red String Theory.
In today’s episode, we’re divin…
One cold January night, a suburban mother disappears after attending church—only to be found dead months later, floating in a river 35 miles away. Authorities called it suicide. Her family says otherwise. What do you think happened?
Welcome back to Red String Theory.
In today’s episode, we’re divin…
Imagine you're on the phone with your child when suddenly, you hear a startled yell—then silence. No goodbye, no explanation. Just… gone. And despite your desperate attempts to call back, you never hear their voice again.
This unimaginable nightmare became a reality for Annette and Brian Swans…
On the night of March 31, 2006, 27-year-old Ohio State University medical student Brian Shaffer walked into the Ugly Tuna Saloona, a popular Columbus bar, with friends. By the early hours of April 1, he had vanished without a trace. Despite extensive surveillance footage, no images show him leaving…
The case we're diving into today dates back to 2011, but the fight to determine the true cause of death is still ongoing in the courts. This is Part 1 of the perplexing and heartbreaking case of Ellen Greenberg.Ellen was a 27-year-old first-grade teacher found dead in her apartment on a snowy …
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