29 episodes
What’s the Crime? Gráinne Gallanagh
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- True Crime
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4.8 • 24 Ratings
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'Whats the Crime?' is a true crime podcast presented by sisters and Donegal natives Gráinne and Gemma Gallanagh. Join them as they discuss true crime cases from across the world that (thankfully) have been solved.
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S3: Episode 10: Shanda Sharer
In the series finale, Gráinne and Gemma share the story of Shanda Sharer.
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S3: Episode 9: Esther and Jessica
In 1991 Esther and Frank Mc Cann were so excited about adopting beautiful baby Jessica into their home in Rathfarnham, Dublin. Strange incidents in the home lead to a terrible accident.. but there was much more going on behind the scenes than anyone could have imagined.
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S3: Episode 8: The last call killer
Last Call normally signals the last time to order a drink at a bar before closing.. but in the 1990’s in New York, the gay community were worried as it looked they had a serial killer on their hands, who struck at ‘last call’.
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S3: Episode 7: Jayna Murray – The Lululemon murder
Lululemon is a premium athleisure store and in Maryland 2011, Lululemon hit the headlines for a very different reason. A robbery gone wrong led to a fatality that no one could have predicted.
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S3: Episode 6: Yingying Zhang
In the Spring of 2016 a 27 year old scholar, Yingying Zhang, flies over from China to start a new life, to undertake PHD in the University of Illinois. Excited to start a new life and study in the USA, Yingying wasn’t aware of the dangers lurking in this American college.
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S3: Episode 5: Cari Farver
Dave Kroupa thought he had met the girl of his dreams when she walked into his auto repair shop in Omaha, Nebraska in 2012, but unbeknownst to Dave a nightmare had just begun
Customer Reviews
Love this
This podcast was recommended to me and I’m glad I found it. The episodes are a good length and well researched. I feel as if I’m just sitting around listening to two friends talking. I really enjoy listening even though some of the details are quite gruesome. They don’t dwell on the bad things. They show sympathy and respect to the victims and their loved ones.
Obsessed
Love this podcast! Release more episodes please!
Pleasant voices
I constantly listen to podcasts while doing house work and binge through them. This leads me on the hunt for more podcasts to listen to, and boy oh boy there are a lot of them out there that I can’t listen to for more than 5 minutes. A nice, pleasant voice that’s easy on the ears is a must for me. These ladies have nice voices, I love the Irish accents, and the information they are giving is to the point and interesting.