Unreliable Narrator: A True Crime Podcast

Jenna Dunn
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  • True Crime

Ever wonder how accurate the stories on Wikipedia really are? Well, we’re about to find out. Introducing Unreliable Narrator, a true crime podcast where every story comes directly from Wikipedia. Yep, you heard that right — no other sources, no fact-checking, just the sometimes questionable, often wild world of crowdsourced crime stories. Some details might be spot-on, others? Not so much. But that’s what makes it interesting. Disclaimer: This not meant to spread mininformation or sensationalize these crimes, this is simply to show what information about these cases is being put on Wikipedia.

Episodes

  1. Aug 3

    Ep. 5: Lizzie Borden

    🌱Welcome back everyone! Long time no see! Today we are exploring the case of Lizzie Borden, which was requested by most of the people that voted on my Instagram story! With that being said, please remember that Wikipedia is my script for these episodes, hence Unreliable Narrator being the title. As always the pictures from the Wikipedia page will be on the Instagram! Viewer discretion is advised for those! I’m glad to be back and I hope you enjoy this episode!! 🌎Check out the the article for today’s episode: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lizzie_Borden 📸I’m on Instagram! @unreliablenarratorpodcast ​ ​Timestamps: ​ ​Intro: 0:00 ​Overview: 01:19 ​Early Life: 02:01 ​Murders of Abby and Andrew: 05:50 ​Later Life: 17:58 ​Death: 18:45 ​In Culture: 20:01 Outro: 27:04

  2. 02/16/2025

    Ep. 4: Tiffany Cole & Michael Jackson

    🎙️Welcome to episode 4 of Unreliable Narrator! ❤️This Valentine’s day we are diving into killer couples with a two part series. This is episode two of the mini series, and we’ll be focusing on Tiffany Cole & Michael Jackson. (Not that Michael Jackson.) ⚠️As always my sole source is Wikipedia! With that being said here’s the link for today’s episode! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiffany_Cole 🌎Keep in touch! @unreliablenarratorpodcast on Instagram!

    Ep. 4: Tiffany Cole & Michael Jackson

  3. 02/16/2025

    Ep. 3: Bonnie & Clyde

    🎙️Welcome to episode 3 of Unreliable Narrator! ❤️This Valentine’s day we are deep diving into two killer couples! The first one being Bonnie & Clyde. (I know it’s a little after Valentine’s day.) ⚠️As usual, my sole source is Wikipedia! With that being said, here is the link for today’s episode! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bonnie_and_Clyde 🌎Keep in touch! @unreliablenarratorpodcast on Instagram!

    Ep. 3: Bonnie & Clyde

  4. 02/06/2025

    Ep. 2: The Black Dahlia Murder

    🎙️Welcome to episode two of Unreliable Narrator! In this episode, we dive deep into the chilling and unsolved case of the Black Dahlia. The story revolves around the 1947 murder of Elizabeth Short, whose brutal death and the subsequent media frenzy have left an indelible mark on true crime history. We’ll examine the details of the case and the many theories surrounding it, all based on information from Wikipedia. Please be aware that this episode covers sensitive topics, including graphic content related to the crime, and listener discretion is advised. Tune in as we explore one of the most infamous unsolved murders in American history. 🌎Here is the Wikipedia link for today’s episode: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Dahlia 📷Stay in touch! @unreliablenarrator on Instagram I’ll post pictures found on the Wikipedia page to the Instagram, hope to see you there!

    Ep. 2: The Black Dahlia Murder

  5. 02/02/2025

    Ep. 1: The Kidnapping of Charley Ross

    🎙️Welcome to episode one of Unreliable Narrator! In this episode I’ll be covering the Kidnapping of Charley Ross, which is said to be one of the first random kidnapping that gained heavy media attention. ⚠️Remember that all of this information comes from Wikipedia! If you are looking for podcasts where extensive research is done, check out the ones listed below: Serial Killers Crime Junkie Morbid Murder With My Husband Grimm There are so many more, but these are my favorites. Here is the Wikipedia link for todays episode: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kidnapping_of_Charley_Ross Stay in touch! @unreliablenarrator on Instagram I’ll post pictures found on the Wikipedia page to the Instagram, hope to see you there! Make sure to comment what cases you’d like to see, and leave a review if you liked it!! See you next time!

    Ep. 1: The Kidnapping of Charley Ross
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Ever wonder how accurate the stories on Wikipedia really are? Well, we’re about to find out. Introducing Unreliable Narrator, a true crime podcast where every story comes directly from Wikipedia. Yep, you heard that right — no other sources, no fact-checking, just the sometimes questionable, often wild world of crowdsourced crime stories. Some details might be spot-on, others? Not so much. But that’s what makes it interesting. Disclaimer: This not meant to spread mininformation or sensationalize these crimes, this is simply to show what information about these cases is being put on Wikipedia.

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