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True crime podcast created by a mother and daughter duo that is appropriate for younger audiences. Follow us on IG: @Clean_Crime

  1. Episode 19: The McStay Family Disappearance

    3 May

    Episode 19: The McStay Family Disappearance

    Hosts Drew and Kimmie catch up on life before diving into the tragic disappearance of the McStay family, a recent California case that captured national attention. The episode summarizes the 2010 disappearance, the years-long investigation, the 2013 discovery of remains in the Mojave Desert, and the subsequent arrest and conviction tied to the case.

    1hr 11min
  2. Episode 18: Herbert Mullin Part 2

    30 Mar

    Episode 18: Herbert Mullin Part 2

    This episode details the crimes of Herbert “Earthquake Man” Mullin, tracing his string of murders in Santa Cruz County, his claims of telepathic voices and religious delusions, and how investigators connected him to multiple victims. We also examine his trial, questions of mental competency, the impact of psychiatric hospital closures on the case, and the outcome of his conviction and eventual death in custody.

    50 min
  3. Episode 17: Herbert Mullin part 1

    16 Mar

    Episode 17: Herbert Mullin part 1

    Hosts Drew and Kimmie dive into a two-part episode on Herbert Mullin, nicknamed the "Earthquake Man," exploring his bright childhood, violent descent into schizophrenia, and the delusions that led to a string of murders in 1972–1973. Part one covers Mullin’s background, his mental health struggles and drug use, and details two of the victims; part two will examine the remaining crimes and the aftermath.

    48 min
  4. Episode 16: The Murder of Justine Vanderschoot

    2 Feb

    Episode 16: The Murder of Justine Vanderschoot

    In September 2003, 17-year-old Justine Vanderschoot of Auburn, California, disappeared and was later found buried alive.  The case exposed patterns of teen dating violence, led to community activism, and inspired "Justine's Law," which mandates dating violence prevention education in California high schools. The Vanderschoot family keeps her memory alive through a garden and public advocacy as parole reviews continue.

    1hr 11min
  5. Episode 15: Al Capone

    20 Jan

    Episode 15: Al Capone

    This episode traces Al "Scarface" Capone’s life: his Brooklyn childhood, rise under Johnny, domination of Chicago’s bootlegging era, and violent clashes like the Saint Valentine’s Day Massacre. We cover how public image and violent power collided with legal pressure, his conviction for tax evasion, time in Atlanta and Alcatraz, his decline and death, and even the Alcatraz ghost stories tied to his banjo.

    1hr 9min
  6. Episode 14: Daniel Marsh

    2 Jan

    Episode 14: Daniel Marsh

    In this episode Drew and Kimmie recount the April 14, 2013 murders of Oliver “Chip” Northup Jr. and Claudia Maupin in Davis, California, profiling the victims, their role in the community, and the shock their deaths caused. They explore how 15‑year‑old Daniel William Marsh planned and confessed to the killings, his chilling lack of remorse, and the evidence and testimony that led to a 52‑years‑to‑life sentence. The hosts also examine the wider fallout — the family’s anguish, a tragic related suicide, attempts to re‑try Marsh under changing juvenile laws, and ongoing questions about how the justice system handles violent juveniles.

    1hr 5min
  7. Episode 13: The Keddie Cabin Murders part 3

    15/12/2025

    Episode 13: The Keddie Cabin Murders part 3

    Join Drew and Kimmie on their final episode of the Keddie Cabin Murders. From unbelievable but believable theories of coverups to no closure, this episode will leave listeners shocked!

    42 min
  8. Episode 12: The Keddie Cabin Murders part 2

    08/12/2025

    Episode 12: The Keddie Cabin Murders part 2

    This episode covers part two of the Keddie Cabin murders, focusing on the 2013 re‑investigation led by retired deputy-turned-PI Mike Gamberg and the chaotic, mishandled evidence left from the original 1981 inquiry. Unopened evidence bags, a missing case history log, and degraded DNA samples reveal major investigative failures. New leads discussed include a 2016 discovery of a hammer matching a suspect's description, a Butte County dispatch recording about Tina Sharp's remains, a DNA match to a living person of interest, and a handwritten letter that reads like a possible confession.

    40 min
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True crime podcast created by a mother and daughter duo that is appropriate for younger audiences. Follow us on IG: @Clean_Crime

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  • Creator
    mamaodom3
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    20
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Copyright 2025 All rights reserved.
  • Show Website
    Clean Crime

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