61 episodes
True Crime Bullsh** Josh Hallmark
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4.6 • 2.7K Ratings
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True Crime Bullsh** is a serialized, investigative podcast. It's first two seasons explored meticulous and enigmatic serial killer Israel Keyes. Now, in it's third season, TCB is investigating female serial killer Kelly Cochran and attempting to identify her (at least) 7 unknown victims.
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Wondery Presents Even the Rich: The Kennedys
On July 19th, 1969, Senator Edward Kennedy, scion of the greatest political dynasty in modern America, drove his Oldsmobile into a pond. He escaped. But his passenger, a woman named Mary Jo Kopechne, drowned. In the days that followed, he leveraged the Kennedy political machine to shield himself from scrutiny and safeguard his presidential aspirations. As the investigation progressed, his story about the events leading up to the crash started to fall apart. Soon he faced accusations that not even the Kennedys could overcome. This season of Even the Rich tells the story of Chappaquiddick, listen now at wondery.fm/truecrimebs_ETR
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Exactly Right presents The Fall Line: The Victims of Samuel Little
In 2012, a 72-year-old man named Samuel Little was charged with three Los Angeles murders, dating back to the 1980s. Since then, it’s become clear- he is the most prolific serial killer the United States has ever seen. With at least 93 victims over 19 states, Samuel Little has become infamous. But his victims, some of whom remain unidentified, are still stuck in the shadows. It’s time for that to change.
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Imperative Entertainment presents TRUE
TRUE is a podcast that features the strange, unique, and often wacky side of criminality. These are the stories that will make you wonder if they came from Hollywood - or if Hollywood took from them.
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0318 | Both/And
The season three finale.
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Written, researched, edited, and produced by Josh Hallmark.
Research assistance by Becca Cline.
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Music by William Hellfire, Chris Zabriskie, Lee Rosevere, Whithe, Stacxk, and Neko Case.
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0317 | A Boreal Feast
An examination of the strange relationship and power dynamics between Kelly Cochran and Detective Ogden, reveals new patterns in Kelly's stories and behaviors. Plus, a cumulative overview of what we've learned about Kelly, helps construct an MO and timeline of her crimes.
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Written, researched, edited, and produced by Josh Hallmark.
Research assistance by Becca Cline. Tip by Olivia.
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Music by William Hellfire, Chris Zabriskie, Lee Rosevere, and Odetta Hartman.
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0316 | Deep River
A look at how sexual abuse may have contributed to Kelly's life and crimes; and how it may play a role in deciphering her many stories.
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Written, researched, edited, and produced by Josh Hallmark.
Research assistance by Becca Cline.
Resources include: RAINN.org, Psychology Today, and Dr. Joni Johnston. //
Music by William Hellfire, Stacxk, Kyle Preston, Chris Zabriskie, Lee Rosevere, Radical Face, Josef van Wissem, and Chromatics.
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This week's sponsors:
• Best Fiends
• Luminary: Luminary.link/Towpath for a 7-day free trial
Customer Reviews
An original voice - Not the usual derivative drivel
Josh Hallmark shows up the hosts of other true crime shows by doing original research and penetrating analysis, being properly reflective & self-aware (w/o being pompous, self-indulgent, or dull), and throwing in some wry remarks here and there for good measure. Shrewd and riveting. Looking forward to what JH does next.
One of the most interesting podcasts out there!
Josh Hallmark knows exactly what he is doing. His podcast is provocative, daring, and brilliant. Insightful commentary on unusual and complex cases submerged with chilling stretches of audio that place the listener into the center of the investigation provide a captivating combination, as you find yourself longing for the calm voice of the narrator to return with interpretations of what a serial killer just said to the detectives interrogating him, and to you as you’re hanging on every word. While Josh delivers a connection between a level of his own personal vulnerability and his descent into case files and police interviews, his fascination with his subjects will cause you to ask yourself “am I in too deep?” But ultimately, once you arrive at that point in his investigation, you do not want to turn back. You will find yourself waiting for the next episode, understanding that you’ll be receiving something that examines the nature of true crime itself with unique illustrations of some seriously disturbing criminals. Highly recommend!
Please stop with the music at the end
I like this podcast a lot and have enjoyed listening to it. However the music at the end is so annoying because it comes all at once and blasts my ears off because I had it turned up to listen to the quiet interviews. It's so uncessary. Same with the intro sound clip which hurts my ears when I have ear buds in. With commercials itd be nice if we got a warning so that I know to turn it down since those are very loud too. Overall, the research and effort into this is awesome. I love the depth and analysis of the Keyes case. Currently listening to Kelly Cochranes and its somewhat repetitive so I don't find myself binging it.
