True Crime With The Sarge: The Audio Files

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I Took Raymond R.C. Horsch to Lunch and This is What He Told Me: Reporter Peter Crimmins

October 13, 2026

Peter Crimmins, the Arts and Culture Reporter for WHYY in Philadelphia, conducted two recorded interviews with Raymond R.C. Horsch for an Adult Film Festival in 2014. After years of forgetting about it, Peter Crimmins found the interviews and wrote the essay, “I took an alleged Philly killer to lunch 12 years ago. Here’s what I learned about a self-proclaimed ‘sociopath.” I had the opportunity to interview Peter about his encounters for True Crime with the Sarge, and not only did he discussed...

Sandra Birchmore Case: Matthew Farwell Murder Charges | Michele McPhee

October 03, 2026

What happened to Sandra Birchmore?On this special episode of True Crime with the Sarge, Joseph L. Giacalone sits down with investigative journalist Michele McPhee, Senior Editor at Los Angeles Magazine, to examine the death of Sandra Birchmore and the federal murder case against former Stoughton, Massachusetts police officer Matthew Farwell.Birchmore’s death has raised serious questions about her relationships with members of law enforcement, the circumstances surrounding her death, and the i...

The RC Horsch Case: Can You Prove Murder Without a Body? | Tad DiBiase

September 28, 2026

What does it take to prove a murder when there is no body?On this special episode of True Crime with the Sarge, Joseph Giacalone welcomes Tad DiBiase, former Assistant U.S. Attorney and author of No-Body Homicide Cases, to examine the unfolding investigation surrounding Eugene and R.C. Horsch in Philadelphia.Philadelphia investigators are examining a massive collection of digital evidence recovered from the Horsch property. Authorities believe some videos may depict five women who were no lon...

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