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The Bakersfield Three Casefile Presents
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- True Crime
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4.6 • 1.8K Ratings
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When two friends go missing back-to-back, and in between their disappearances, a third friend is murdered, their mothers begin their own investigation. As the connections between the three cases are explored, the mothers navigate devastating twists and turns, including one revelation that shakes the community to its core.
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Episode 1: Fight Like a Mother
When a local young woman goes missing, it initially appears to be an all too familiar tragic tale involving a suspicious boyfriend. But it soon becomes clear the case is anything but typical when three local mothers begin their own investigation.
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Episode 2: Facebook Official
The ties between The Bakersfield Three are explored as new revelations, including a love triangle, come to light.
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Episode 3: Yellow Rose
Not long before Micah Holsonbake disappeared, he was a successful financial advisor living in a nice home with his wife and son. But a prescription for painkillers changes everything.
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Episode 4: Strawberries and Oceans
To the outside world, James Kulstad had it all. But after a shooting in a quiet neighborhood outside the home of a local doctor, secrets are revealed.
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Episode 5: Crazy Beautiful
Baylee Despot was young, beautiful, and ambitious. But a series of traumatic events veered her life onto a dark path.
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Episode 6: Polaroid Picture
Someone begins ripping down missing fliers and sending cryptic messages. Meanwhile, a human leg washes ashore at a popular local lake.
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Customer Reviews
Excellent and Infuriating
LaVoice has done a wonderful job. Matthew Queen is a disgusting piece of human garbage. The middle aged creep keeps bringing up his “four year old son” to try and illicit sympathy, while simultaneously preying on a teenage girl and her friends. He struck me as a low rent, wannabe cult leader.
Binge worthy
An absolutely non stop listening podcast. I was immediately pulled in to this story. It was so well done, with care and thoughtfulness. I have never even heard of this case nor any of the victims. I have been a true crime fan for years, so it really caught my attention when it was an event I HAVEN’T heard yet. Thank you Olivia for putting this story out for everyone to hear. Please let the mother’s know my heart goes out to them and how courageous they are.
Could have been shorter
Some of the episodes were repetitive. Dragging out episode 8 and how long it takes to get DNA only to over it again in 9 was boring. The episodes about the victims lives years before the crime didn’t hold my attention.