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Casefile True Crime

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Casefile True Crime
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  • Case 336: Tyler Clementi
    Nov 1 2025

    When 18-year-old Tyler Clementi began his freshman year at Rutgers University in 2010, he was eager to embrace his newfound independence. Before the semester began, Tyler applied for campus housing and was randomly assigned a roommate – another 18-year-old freshman named Dharun Ravi.

    But within weeks of moving in, their lives would become the focus of news headlines, sparking a national conversation about cyberbullying, LGBTQ+ rights and the devastating consequences of digital humiliation.


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    Narration – Anonymous Host

    Research & writing – Milly Raso

    Creative direction – Milly Raso

    Production & music – Mike Migas

    Audio editing – Anthony Telfer


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    1 hr and 39 mins
  • Case 335: Linda Brown
    Oct 25 2025

    *** Content warnings: Child sexual abuse, grooming, domestic violence ***

    In the early morning hours of Tuesday, March 19 1985, police were summoned to a shocking scene at an ordinary suburban home in Garden Grove, California. 23-year-old wife and mother Linda Brown had been shot twice and killed. The culprit was her 14-year-old stepdaughter, Cinnamon Brown, who was found barely conscious and clutching a suicide note in a dog kennel in the backyard. Cinnamon openly admitted to shooting Linda, and the case appeared to be open-and-shut… But nothing was quite as it seemed in this picture-perfect family.


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    Narration – Anonymous Host

    Research & writing – Erin Munro, Eileen Ormsby and Milly Raso

    Creative direction – Milly Raso

    Production & music – Mike Migas

    Audio editing – Anthony Telfer


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    1 hr and 50 mins
  • Case 334: Nicole Meyer, Dassi Erlich & Elly Sapper
    Oct 18 2025

    *** Content warnings: Child sexual abuse, sexual assault, self-harm ***

    When renowned teacher Malka Leifer joined the staff at Adass Israel School in the Melbourne suburb of Elsternwick, she was welcomed by the entire community. For the girls who attended the ultra-Orthodox Jewish school, Mrs Leifer’s warm, outgoing and friendly personality made her a breath of fresh air. But all was not as it seemed. It would take three former students – sisters Nicole Meyer, Dassi Erlich and Elly Sapper – to finally reveal the truth...


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    Narration – Anonymous Host

    Research & writing – Erin Munro

    Creative direction – Milly Raso

    Production & music – Mike Migas

    Audio editing – Anthony Telfer


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    1 hr and 14 mins
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Absolutely love the podcast, the narrator is great and the stories gripping. Worth a listen.

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The narrator is great and engaging. Love this podcast. I've listened to every single one.

Best criminal podcast ever created

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My heart breaks for those two beautiful young women their families.
Well researched and despite the awful subject matter I really enjoy listening to this narrator

Well read account

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the topic was great and kept me on the edge of my seat listening.

reader

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I remember the case and I was heavily impacted by it. The case sent fear into every woman in the country. I am glad the case was treated sensitively.

not sensationalised

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This is the only podcast I listen to now. I like how calmly it is narrated and how every detail is defined. I look forward to every episode.

Best podcast!

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This is by far the best true crime podcast. I love the calm manner of the narrator. It is well researched and presented. Keep up the good work please

Best True crime podcast

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growing up around the time internet first came out, this is a great story to remind us ....

twisted lives

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Love the stories and narration, looking forward to more releases, highly recommend to true crime story enthusiasts

Hooked

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addicted to this, I listen everywhere, all the time. the cases are interesting, the voices are soothing and I listen to fall asleep. I listen on repeat. I've listened to them all and always want more. I've listened more than once. even the special series all fantastic. don't stop producing.

love it

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