Deadly Divas True Crime Podcast

Sarah Akins & Tina Hart

We’re Sarah & Tina—2 divas with a serious true crime obsession. It all started on our first trip away together, when we realized we could spend hours listening to true crime podcasts, watching documentaries, swapping theories, and talking endlessly about the cases that fascinated us.  So naturally, starting our own true crime podcast seemed like the next logical step! Join us each week as we dive into cases ranging from infamous crimes and shocking scandals to unsolved mysteries, disappearances, and stories you may have never heard before. Have a case you think we should cover, or just want to say hi? We’d love to hear from you at contact@deadlydivaspodcast.com! Be divas… not deadly!

  1. 18h ago

    In the Headlines: The Horsch House of Horrors

    Tina is back with another In the Headlines episode covering a disturbing and rapidly developing investigation out of Philadelphia. What began with a routine parking violation in June 2026 quickly spiraled into something investigators could never have anticipated. A woman was found using the identity of a missing person. Illegal firearms, drugs and fraudulent federal law-enforcement credentials were discovered. And eventually, investigators were led to a home at 417 West Chew Avenue. What police reportedly uncovered there—and on dozens of electronic devices seized from the property—has raised horrifying questions about multiple missing women and the two men who lived inside the house: Eugene Horsch and his late father, Raymond “R.C.” Horsch. With hundreds of thousands of photographs, tens of thousands of videos, disturbing writings, suspicious chemicals and newly reported footage investigators believe may document an actual murder, authorities are still trying to determine what happened inside the Horsch home—and how many victims may ultimately be connected to it. This investigation is ongoing. Eugene Horsch has not been charged with murder or with causing the disappearance or death of any of the women discussed in this episode. ⚠️ CONTENT WARNING: This episode discusses violence against women, sexualized violence, murder, substance abuse and the possible disposal of human remains. Support the show Don't forget to send us your feedback and ideas for future episode content at contact@deadlydivaspodcast.com!

    In the Headlines: The Horsch House of Horrors
  2. 6d ago

    Episode 37: The TikTok Dance Cult

    Tina leads this episode into the unsettling world of 7M Films, Shekinah Church, and the man at the center of it all: Robert Shinn. What appeared on social media to be a group of talented young dancers living their dreams in Los Angeles would eventually become the subject of disturbing allegations involving control, manipulation, financial exploitation, and isolation from family members. The story exploded when the family of TikTok dancer Miranda Derrick went public, claiming they had essentially lost their daughter and sister after she became involved with Shinn’s organizations. Soon, former members began coming forward with allegations of their own — painting a much darker picture of what was happening behind the perfectly choreographed TikTok videos. The allegations became the subject of the Netflix documentary Dancing for the Devil: The 7M TikTok Cult — but the story didn’t end when the cameras stopped rolling. In July 2025, federal agents executed search warrants at multiple properties connected to Robert Shinn and Shekinah Church as part of an ongoing criminal investigation. Join us as we break down the disturbing allegations surrounding the so-called TikTok dance cult, hear what former members and families say happened behind the scenes, and examine the questions that still remain unanswered. Support the show Don't forget to send us your feedback and ideas for future episode content at contact@deadlydivaspodcast.com!

  3. Aug 21

    Episode 36: The Idaho 4 Murders

    Sarah leads this episode about the murders of four University of Idaho students — Kaylee Goncalves, Madison Mogen, Xana Kernodle, and Ethan Chapin — and the man who ultimately admitted to killing them, Bryan Kohberger. In the early morning hours of November 13, 2022, the four friends were murdered inside an off-campus home in Moscow, Idaho. For weeks, the college town was consumed by fear as investigators searched for the person responsible. Then, more than 2,000 miles away in Pennsylvania, police arrested criminology graduate student Bryan Kohberger. The investigation would involve DNA recovered from a knife sheath, surveillance footage, cellphone records, and a white Hyundai Elantra. Kohberger maintained his innocence for years — until a stunning reversal in 2025, when he pleaded guilty to all four murders and burglary, avoiding the death penalty. Join us as we break down the murders, the investigation that led to Kohberger, the evidence against him, his shocking guilty plea, and the lasting impact on the victims’ families and the Moscow community. Honor Their Legacies: Kaylee Goncalves — Murder Has a Name / The Kaylee Goncalves Foundation Funds advanced forensic DNA testing and investigative resources to help other families searching for answers. murderhasaname.com Ethan Chapin — Ethan’s Smile Foundation Provides scholarships to help students pursue their dreams and continue Ethan’s legacy of kindness, adventure, and joy. ethanssmile.org Madison Mogen & Xana Kernodle — Made With Kindness Foundation Honors Maddie and Xana by supporting young people through scholarships, educational opportunities, community programs, and acts of kindness. madewithkindnessfoundation.com Support the show Don't forget to send us your feedback and ideas for future episode content at contact@deadlydivaspodcast.com!

  4. Aug 14

    Episode 35: Lorena Bobbitt

    Tina leads this episode about the infamous case of Lorena Bobbitt (now Lorena Gallo.) You may think you know this story, but we're peeling back the layers on the marriage and everything that came before (and after) that fateful night when Lorena took a knife and cut off her husband's manhood. Lorena endured years of abuse that left her a broken woman. While we don't condone violence for any reason, we understand why she snapped, and how this could have all been avoided if her husband, John Wayne Bobbit, had simply treated her as a human being rather than a captive. We'll also cover both Lorena & John's trajectories after the trials and the media attention, and how they couldn't be more different. John sought and continues to seek notoriety, while Lorena works hard to spread awareness and resources for victims of domestic violence. This episode contains descriptions of domestic violence, sexual assault, and other forms of intimate partner violence, so please take care of yourself and listen at your own discretion. If you or someone you know is suffering from any form of intimate partner violence, you are not alone, you do not need to be ashamed, and help is available. The Lorena Gallo Foundation lorenagallofoundation.org The Lorena Gallo Foundation’s mission is to expand domestic violence and sexual assault prevention education, emergency response resources and community engagement activities that will improve outcomes for survivors and their children. National Domestic Violence Hotline Call: 800-799-7233 Text: BEGIN to 88788 Website: thehotline.org Languages: English, Spanish and 200+ through interpretation serviceHours: 24/7 Support the show Don't forget to send us your feedback and ideas for future episode content at contact@deadlydivaspodcast.com!

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About

We’re Sarah & Tina—2 divas with a serious true crime obsession. It all started on our first trip away together, when we realized we could spend hours listening to true crime podcasts, watching documentaries, swapping theories, and talking endlessly about the cases that fascinated us.  So naturally, starting our own true crime podcast seemed like the next logical step! Join us each week as we dive into cases ranging from infamous crimes and shocking scandals to unsolved mysteries, disappearances, and stories you may have never heard before. Have a case you think we should cover, or just want to say hi? We’d love to hear from you at contact@deadlydivaspodcast.com! Be divas… not deadly!

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