228 episodes
True Crime Island Cambo
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4.7 • 792 Ratings
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True Crime stories from around the world.
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Episode 186 - Justice For Jeffrey
Jeffrey Brooks was found dead in his ute on March the 13th 1996 at the age of 24. The first Coronial Inquest in 1998 was held into the death, with several theories put forward including an accident, suicide or murder, but the coroner returned an open finding, ruling out suicide.
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My Bloody Valentine's Part 2
Part 2 of 2
Podcasts are listed here in order of appearance:
1. Sirens
2. The Trail Went Cold
3. Method and Madness
4. True Crime Cases with Lanie
5. Crimelines
6. Love Murder
7. Foul Play: Crime Series -
My Bloody Valentine's Part 1
Part 1 of 2.
Podcasts are listed here in order of appearance:
In this Part 1 Episode:
1. Murder She Told
2. True Crime Island
3. Hillbilly Horror Stories
4. Tapes from the Darkside
5. Coffee and Cases
6. Gone Cold – Texas True Crime
7. Live, Laugh, Larceny -
Episode 184 - Massage and Murder on Valentine
A double murder on Valentines day 1994 uncovers a serial killer
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Episode 183 - The Lady In The Box
Janice Hartman went missing in 1974 after filing for divorce from her husband. Years later her body was found and details of another missing wife would be uncovered.
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Episode 182 - He Fed Her To The Pigs
A women disappears and it looks like her husband fed her to the pigs
Customer Reviews
Unapologetically Australian
I have worked as a Scene Of Crime Officer in NSW Australia and as a CSI in Colorado USA, so I take my true crime podcasts seriously. Without meeting the bloke I can already tell that Cambo is the kind of guy that I could easily share a few beers with. Keep it up Cambo you mad bastard!
True Crime Island
Way to go Cambo!
No Excuse!
With today’s technology, there is absolutely NO EXCUSE for your continuous mispronunciation!!! There are many websites you can go to in order to figure out how to pronounce words you are unfamiliar with, as well as names of places you have no clue how to pronounce. I am also completely frustrated and with your habit of trying to talk and laugh at the same time. At first, it happened once in a while. Now it is all the time. It interrupts the flow and is totally distracting to the point I no longer want to listen to what you have to say….about anything. There are other podcasts that do a much better job of researching and presenting a case. I find I no longer have the time or patience it takes to listen to this ridiculous mess you call a podcast.