Crimelines True Crime

I have listened to Crimelines since the beginning, even pre Crimelines, and still eagerly await each episode. It is always well researched, detailed, and thoughtfully presented.

I’ve been listening to Crimelines for several years now, and Charlie has consistently shown herself to be one of the most empathetic and thoughtful podcasters in true crime. Not only are her episodes well-researched, but her respect for the victims, survivors, and families is always evident and always takes the front seat. When listening to a Crimelines episode, you don’t only get the bare bones of what happened, but often you will learn about specific laws in certain places, or specific customs (particular when covering cases of missing and murdered indigenous persons & cases outside the US), and sometimes a little history lesson too depending on when the event happened. Which is why I’ve been really excited to hear the new Beyond the Files episodes. Because I know that Charlie does everything in her power to give some humanity to the people affected, particularly those who can no longer speak for themselves, instead of boiling down their entire lives to a singular instance where another person chose to harm them (and worse). Forensic Files was something I watched pretty frequently, knowing that a lot of the info had to be taken with a grain of salt, several years on from airing. Crimelines has definitely met my expectations and then some in fleshing out what happened, who these people were, and giving more (updated) information than the show did.

Your delivery has never been a problem to me. Love everything about your podcast everything about YOU !! Please know we appreciate you and all of your hard work ❤️❤️

Absolutely love this podcast, I especially love the episode on Barbara Lynch Anderson since I was interested in knowing more about her as she IS more than just a footnote and this podcast delved into it.