True Crime For Bedtime

True Crime For Bedtime

At True Crime for Bedtime we feature real true crime cases, told slowly and thoughtfully, with calm narration designed for nighttime listening. We carefully research each episode and focus on the evidence and theories, without gratuitous violence or sensationalism. Some details may be lightly dramatised for storytelling purposes, perfect for our night owl community . Episodes are accompanied by gentle ASMR soundscapes such as rain, thunder, or fireside ambience to help you unwind. So settle down, get comfortable, and let us tell you a true crime story before bed.

  1. hace 1 día

    Stranger Than Fiction | True Crime for Bedtime Bumper Edition 🌙🦉

    Welcome, night owls. 🌙Tonight, we'll spend some time together exploring three stranger than fiction true crime mysteries, accompanied by the soothing sound of rainfall to help you drift off to sleep. 🦉 Asunta Basterra🦉 Holly Marie Clouse🦉 Mary Stuart Let me know where in the world you're listening from, and follow the channel for more true crime for sleep. 🌙

    1 h 15 min

  2. 22 jun

    She Was Three Minutes From Home… Then Vanished Into a 30-Year Mystery | Melanie Road | Rain & Thunder Background 🦉🌙

    In June 1984, seventeen-year-old Melanie Road was walking home through Bath after a night out with friends. She was just three minutes from her front door when her life was taken. For more than thirty years, her murder remained one of Britain’s most haunting cold cases. Then, by chance, a routine enquiry led investigators to the man who had been hiding in plain sight all along. Told gently against a backdrop of rain and distant thunder, this true crime bedtime episode follows Melanie’s story, the long fight for justice, and the forensic breakthrough that finally gave her family answers.

    35 min

  3. 15 jun

    The 14-Year-Old Who Made a Secret Journey… and Never Came Home | Andrew Gosden | Train ASMR | True Crime for Sleep 🦉🌙

    On 14 September 2007, fourteen-year-old Andrew Gosden left home for school, withdrew £200, bought a one-way train ticket to London, and vanished. In this gentle true crime for bedtime episode, we follow Andrew’s final confirmed journey from Doncaster to King’s Cross and explore the unanswered questions surrounding one of Britain’s most haunting missing-person cases. Told against the soft background sounds of a moving train carriage, this is a quiet, atmospheric retelling of the Andrew Gosden mystery. Perfect for fans of true crime for sleep. 🦉Join our night owls community and leave a comment to let us know where in the world you're listening from. 🌙 Or subscribe for ad-free bonus content.

    31 min

  4. 6 jun

    She Answered a Babysitting Ad... Then Vanished Forever | The Margaret Ellen Fox Mystery

    Quick note: Due to feedback, I'm testing a slightly different narration style in this episode. I'd love your feedback in the poll below as I continue improving the show. Tonight, we explore one of the most unsettling missing person cases ever recorded. In April 1974, 14-year-old Margaret Ellen Fox left her New Jersey home after answering a babysitting advertisement. She never returned. What began as an ordinary afternoon quickly became every parent's worst nightmare. Days later, a chilling phone call suggested Margaret had been kidnapped. Yet despite a massive investigation, countless leads, and decades of searching, the truth behind her disappearance remains a mystery. So settle in, relax, and let the rain and distant thunder carry you into tonight's story. This episode includes gentle rain and thunderstorm ambience designed to help you unwind while listening. True Crime For Bedtime is a relaxing true crime podcast featuring mysterious disappearances, unsolved cases, and fascinating real-life investigations told in a calm, immersive style. If you enjoy bedtime stories, unsolved mysteries, cold cases, missing persons investigations, and atmospheric true crime, be sure to follow the podcast for new episodes.

    30 min

  5. 30 may

    He Ran Out of the Airport... and Vanished Forever | The Lars Mittank Mystery

    One summer morning in 2014, a 28-year-old German tourist walked into Varna Airport in Bulgaria. Moments later, he suddenly dropped his luggage, sprinted out of the terminal, climbed a fence, and vanished into the surrounding countryside. His name was Lars Mittank. What happened next became one of the most baffling missing-person cases in modern history. In this episode of True Crime For Bedtime, we follow Lars's final known movements—from a holiday dispute and a mysterious head injury to his increasingly fearful behaviour in the days before he disappeared. Was he suffering from paranoia? Was he frightened of someone? Or did something far more sinister happen after he ran from the airport? More than a decade later, the grainy airport footage remains the last confirmed sighting of Lars Mittank. Settle in, relax, and join me as we explore one of Europe's most enduring mysteries.

    27 min

  6. 28 mar

    Three Cases Police Could Never Solve | True Crime ASMR Sleep Stories | BUMPER Edition 🌙🦉

    Hello night owls.🌙 Settle in with this 90 minute compilation of mysterious true crime stories for bedtime, featuring three real unsolved cases with gentle rain sounds ASMR. 🎧Use headphones for best results. Our cases include: 🦉Asha Degree 🦉Brian Shaffer 🦉Brandon Swanson. How my stories are made: I collate all my True Crime For Bedtime stories from real crime cases, although some details may be lightly dramatized for storytelling purposes. I research each case thoroughly, adding the most interesting parts, but with respect for the victim and without gratuitous violence or sensationalism. I then add a soothing image and sounds to allow the story to speak for itself. If this sounds good to you, please subscribe for weekly videos...and let me know what types of sounds you like to hear. So settle down, get comfortable, and let me tell you a true crime story before bed.

    1 h 34 min

  7. 22 mar

    She Wrote a Book About Grief… Then Was Charged With Murder — Rain ASMR

    Hello night owls. This is Edward. 🦉🌙 Tonight, we explore the case of Kouri Richins, a Utah mother and author who wrote a children’s book about grief after the sudden death of her husband — before being charged in with his death. Told in a slow, immersive style, this true crime bedtime story gently unpacks the timeline, key evidence, and unanswered questions surrounding the case, without graphic detail or sensationalism. Accompanied by soft rain ambience soundscape, this episode is designed for quiet listening, relaxation, and late-night reflection. For maximum enjoyment listen with headphones.🎧

    33 min

  8. 12 mar

    Cari Farver Disappeared… But The Texts Kept Coming | ASMR Real Crimes. Soothing Fire Sounds 🌙

    Hello, night owls. In 2012, Cari Farver disappeared in Omaha, Nebraska. But for years afterwards, disturbing text messages continued to arrive from her phone. Who was sending them? This is the chilling true story behind the case featured in the Netflix documentary Lover, Stalker, Killer. Edward here. Tonight, we're setting the scene with a cozy campfire and a dark atmosphere, perfect for campfire stories. Join me as I recount a true crime that's filled with eerie details and unsolved mysteries. Settle down, get comfortable, and let me tell you a true crime story before bed. 🎧🌙🦉

    48 min
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At True Crime for Bedtime we feature real true crime cases, told slowly and thoughtfully, with calm narration designed for nighttime listening. We carefully research each episode and focus on the evidence and theories, without gratuitous violence or sensationalism. Some details may be lightly dramatised for storytelling purposes, perfect for our night owl community . Episodes are accompanied by gentle ASMR soundscapes such as rain, thunder, or fireside ambience to help you unwind. So settle down, get comfortable, and let us tell you a true crime story before bed.

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