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Crime Crush

Creators Obomedia

A quiet confession, a hidden motive, and a narrator who can't help but get closer to the truth. Crime Crush is where fictional cold cases feel eerily real and every episode leaves you questioning who to trust.

I'm Alice, Crime Crush blends cinematic storytelling with forensic detail, strong characters, and twists that land. Each episode reconstructs investigation with the rhythm and evidence-driven focus fans of True Crime and killer stories expect, while introducing original suspects, police procedure, and motive-based reveals that keep you guessing. The show favors suspense over gore, psychological tension over cheap shock, and carefully drops clues so attentive listeners can play detective.

New episodes release Wednesdays and Sundays at 4:00 AM. Expect 35–50 minute installments that mix narrated scenes, investigative exposition, and audio clues designed for re-listening and discussion.

Crime Crush is for listeners who crave the structure of True Crim

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15 episodes

  1. Vince Sarro's Murder Was Drowned Out by a Taxiing 747. A Cracked Taillight Was Not. 49:31
  2. Dawn Reynolds Highlighted Two Initials in Yellow at Her Diner Booth. A Man Outside Photographed Them. 57:46
  3. Brian Dalton Read One Line From a 1963 Logbook Aloud. The Train Robber Grabbed It. 44:18
  4. The Hatton Garden Vault Alarm Went Off on the First Night. Police Graded It Low Priority. 45:50
  5. Leonardo Notarbartolo's Crew Blinded a Vault Sensor With Hairspray. His Half-Eaten Sandwich Undid Him. 46:53
  6. The Moore Family's Bedroom Had Raw Bacon Beside the Axe. The Axe Was Their Own. 43:41
  7. The Gruber Family's Animals Kept Getting Fed for Four Days. The Family Was Already Dead. 44:41
  8. Mary Ann Nichols Went Out to Earn Her Bed Money. Two Carmen Found Her Hands Still Warm. 43:30
  9. Elizabeth Short's Mother Was Told She Had Won a Prize. Her Daughter Was Dead. 52:22
  10. The Crosshair Letter Had Ink Hidden Under Its Signature. It Pointed to a Police Inspector. 50:56
  11. Monica Gallagher Took a Gold Pendant From Her Aunt's Tenant. It Was on the Victim List. 44:39
  12. Gerald Watts Erased His Name From the Floppy Disk. His Church's Software License Did Not. 49:00
  13. Wayne Crell's Inspector Wrote Lime on the Permit. He Knew the Smell Was Not Lime. 44:18
  14. Douglas Cook Said the Blue Barrel Held Old Cooking Grease. Four Victims Were Inside His Apartment. 47:03
  15. Renee Cho's Walk to the Bus Stop Was Described on a 1975 Tape. The Label Said Do Not Transcribe. 51:52