10 episodes
Crime and Whine Rachel
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- True Crime
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5.0 • 6 Ratings
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Rachel, with degrees in psychology and criminology, will discuss crime in detail: from murder, white collar crime, wars and more. Each week a new guest will come on to talk about their favorite crime.
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He Was A Runaway Dog
In 2011, Lauren Spierer disappears on her college campus in Indiana and police investigate several leads.
In the 1970s, serial killer Rodney Alcala, otherwise known as the Dating Game Killer, commits a series of grisly murders. -
You Really Shouldn't Have Such High Expectations
Joanna Dennehy goes on a killing spree in 2013 and remains one of 3 women in the UK to be labeled as a serial killer.
Stephanie Wilson is shot 5 times in 2006 by ex marine ex husband and lives to tell the story. -
Late Night Whack-A-Mole
It's 2007 in a small town in Ukraine when two teenager boys go on a month long brutal killing spree before being brought to justice.
It's the 70's and 80's in Kansas and the city of Wichita is terrorized by the serial killer we now know as the BTK killer.
With this week's guest, my cousin, Courtney Joseph all the way from San Diego, California. -
Over the brow of the hill
On this weeks episode, Claire Porter talks about the unsolved murders by Bible John and Rachel talks about the Moor murders!
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Suspicious Death of Sandra Bland
Rachel goes solo on this episode to talk about the suspicious death of Sandra Bland and police injustice.
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Family Betrayals
In this episode Rachel talks about Kimberlee Morton’s near death survival story & Lollie goes back to South Africa to chat about Jandre Botha.
Customer Reviews
Interesting podcast!
Rachel, you have a smooth delivery which keeps the listener interested. You’re informative, and those tuning in will find an objective storyteller. Thanks for enlightening us; the victim’s stories need to be heard.
My new favorite podcast!
Easy to listen and makes you excited to learn about true crime
Great listen!
This relatively new podcast has been a really great listen. Excited to see where they go next. Looking forward to learning about more and more true crime.