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Casefile True Crime Casefile Presents
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Casefile Presents - In The Shadows
In Bakersfield, California in 1991 two boys stumbled upon a grisly discovery; the murdered body of a young woman. In the Shadows is the new podcast from Wondery+ and Casefile Presents, which follows the ensuing thirty-two year ordeal to uncover those responsible for the crime and bring them to justice.
The mystery riveted the desert-town for years. Police immediately zeroed-in on the victim's long-time boyfriend, a beloved star athlete. But popular opinion was divided. Despite national attention and several trials, a conviction remained elusive and many thought the case would never be solved. That is, until this podcast turned over a new leaf.
During the investigation of In the Shadows, several individuals revealed shocking information previously unknown to authorities. Ultimately, this new insight turned everything on its head and will bring you one step closer to deciding who’s responsible for the murder.
The first episode of In the Shadows is available wherever you get your podcasts.
You can listen to the rest of the series ad-free only on Wondery+ (https://wondery.com/shows/in-the-shadows). Join Wondery+ in the Wondery App or on Apple Podcasts and take advantage of their 7 day free trial. -
Case 235: House of Horrors (Part 1)
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In early 1969, 15-year-old Rose Letts was waiting alone at a bus stop in the English town of Cheltenham when she was approached by a much older man. 27-year-old Fred West was poorly dressed, dirty, and had a mouthful of green, chipped teeth from years of neglect. While Rose found Fred repulsive, something about him excited her.
From this chance encounter, the pair initiated an intense relationship that culminated in their marriage three years later. Mr and Mrs West then settled into their ideal family home in the city of Gloucester - 25 Cromwell Street.
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Narration – Anonymous Host
Research & writing – Milly Raso
Creative direction – Milly Raso
Production and music – Mike Migas and Andrew Joslyn
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Case 235: House of Horrors (Part 2)
PLEASE READ: This episode comes out for free on 11th February and is available early and ad-free for Casefile Premium subscribers.
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By 1992, Fred and Rose West were raising their children at their Cromwell Street home. At first glance, the Wests appeared to be a model family. Neighbours viewed Fred as a modest, kind and soft spoken man. Rose was a dedicated mother and housewife.
Narration – Anonymous Host
Research & writing – Milly Raso
Creative direction – Milly Raso
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Behind the Files: Case 227–234 & End of the Year Q&A
PLEASE READ: This is bonus content for premium subscribers.
Behind the Files is a show where the Casefile team discuss the creative process behind Casefile episodes, from the research to the production, and all the interesting details and hiccups in between. We also answer questions from listeners about these cases.
In this episode of Behind the Files, the Anonymous Host is joined by Elsha McGill, Jessica Forsayeth, and Holly Boyd to discuss the making of:
Case 227: Mike Williams
Case 228: The Harrison Family
Case 229: The Killer Realtor
Case 230: Rubí Frayre & Marisela Escobedo
Case 231: Anna-Jane Cheney
Case 232: Jo, Michelle & Christe Rogers
Case 233: Denise Amber Lee
Case 234: Franca Viola -
Behind the Files: Case 223–226
PLEASE READ: This is bonus content for premium subscribers.
Behind the Files, is a show where the Casefile team discuss the creative process behind Casefile episodes, from the research to the production, and all the interesting details and hiccups in between. We also answer questions from listeners about these cases.
In this episode of Behind the Files, the Anonymous Host is joined by Erin Munro and Holly Boyd to discuss the making of:
Case 223: The Kuřim Case
Case 224: Evelyn Hartley
Case 225: Raheel Siddiqui
Case 226: El Mataviejitas -
Case 234: Franca Viola
In 1963, on the Italian island of Sicily, a wealthy young bachelor named Filippo Melodia began a courtship with a teenager named Franca Viola, much to the displeasure of Franca's father...
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Narration – Anonymous Host
Research & writing – Holly Boyd
Creative direction – Milly Raso
Production and music – Mike Migas
Music – Andrew D.B. Joslyn
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Customer Reviews
Waiting for that ‘weekly’ update….
What have I paid for?! No bonus episodes. Not even updates? What’s happened to Casefile?
Excellent content, delivery and production
Love the detail that goes into the research of these cases. Much more thorough and well-rounded even if you’ve heard the story before. Anonymous host has great delivery and keeps a good pace. Appreciate that the commercials have sound adjusted to match the show. Overall, it’s excellent!
Too many ads
Way too many ads now, but I guess it’s a way to push people to pay. Lost a listener :(.