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Episodes: 18
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 3.9/5.0
Estimated listeners: 10k-100k
Gender skew: Neutral
Location: USA
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Jonathan Hirsch - Described as the host of My Fugitive Dad and Dear Franklin Jones, and as the producer behind shows like The Thing About Pam and Dr. Death. On Crime Scene, he teams up with investigative reporter/po...
Cooper Moll - Described as an investigative reporter and podcaster who teams up with Jonathan Hirsch to crack open cases that deserve a second look, weaving true-crime stories with real photos and videos.
Dr. Joni Johnston - Psychology Of Rex Heuermann; Compartmentalization And Offender Behavior; Implications For The FBI Behavioral Analysis Unit.
The DA Killer
July 09, 2026
A Texas prosecutor is shot dead in a courthouse parking lot. Eight weeks later, the county's own DA and his wife are murdered in their home. As an entire county arms up waiting for the next hit, anonymous messages taunt investigators and point toward gangs and cartels — but the real killer is closer, and stranger, than anyone guessed. This is the Kaufman County DA murders. Subscribe to The Binge today to get this episode ad-free and unlock 60+ true crime series instantly. Subscribe directly ...
The Real Fugitive: Murder of the Fourth of July
July 02, 2026
On July 4, 1954, a pregnant woman was bludgeoned to death in her Ohio home, and suspicion immediately fell on her husband, a young surgeon who claimed a "bushy-haired" intruder was responsible. The case became a media sensation and later inspired the film The Fugitive. Decades on, the question remains: did Dr. Sam Sheppard get away with murder, or did the system nearly destroy an innocent man? Subscribe to The Binge today to get this episode ad-free and unlock 60+ true crime series instantly...
Where is Kristin Smart?
June 25, 2026
A 19-year-old Cal Poly freshman leaves a Memorial Day party in 1996 and never makes it back to her dorm. No body, no crime scene – just one last person seen walking beside her in the dark. For nearly 25 years, the case of Kristin Smart went cold — kept alive only by a family that refused to stop asking questions. It took a small-town sheriff willing to break silence and an outsider podcaster methodically knocking on doors to finally crack open what happened that night — and why so many peopl...
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