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Criminal/Cryptid

Criminal/Cryptid

By: Dev Carroll & Katie Mackey
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 True crime and folklore fans, Katie Mackey and Dev Carroll get together each week to share crime stories and urban legends that fascinate themCriminal Cryptid 2022 Social Sciences True Crime
Episodes
  • 03x08: Oh My God

    03x08: Oh My God
    Nov 11 2025

    This week, Dev goes over one of America's youngest female death row inmates and what got her there. And near the end, Katie discusses the practice of shapeshifting, a sacred ritual amongst Native American tribes.
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    1 hr and 3 mins
  • 03x07: Allegedly

    03x07: Allegedly
    Nov 4 2025

    This week, Katie covers the shooting of the Notorious B.I.G. and Dev goes over the Pooka and its many forms.

    Yes, we know we mixed up Lisa Frank and Ruby Franke
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    1 hr and 18 mins
  • 03x06: It's actually been so long, I don't know what to call this

    03x06: It's actually been so long, I don't know what to call this
    Oct 28 2025

    After yet another break, Dev covers the tragic, yet pivotal story of Latasha Harlins, a 15-year-old who was shot and killed over a barely $2 bottle of juice.

    Katie tells us about the Nunnehi, the traveler spirit people of the Cherokee nation.

    If you would like to contribute to the Latasha Harlins Foundation, you can find more information here: https://www.latashaharlinsfoundation.org/

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    47 mins
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A strange combination of facts and stories that somehow works perfectly haha. I have heard most of the stories before, especially the ones concerning the cryptids, but even so I really enjoyed the narration, the chemistry between these two ladies is on point, and the humor is fucking brilliant. I really hope they continue with the series.

Most enjoyable thing I have heard in a long time.

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