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Reviewing The Evidence: A True Crime Podcast

Reviewing The Evidence: A True Crime Podcast

By: Luke
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A comprehensive true crime podcast with an emphasis on reviewing the available evidence and advocating for justice.

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Episodes
  • Episode 3: The Disappearence of Guy Heckle

    Episode 3: The Disappearence of Guy Heckle
    May 27 2025

    On February 3rd, 1973, Guy Heckle was found missing when Boy Scout Troop Leaders conducted a bed check while on a Boy Scout Outing near Toddville and Palo, Iowa. It has been 52 years since anyone has seen or heard from Guy, with no trace of his remains.

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    16 mins
  • Episode 2: The Disappearence of Erin Pospisil, Pt 2 (And Murder of Dennis First)

    Episode 2: The Disappearence of Erin Pospisil, Pt 2 (And Murder of Dennis First)
    May 23 2025

    In this episode, we recap Erin Pospisil's disappearance and review the evidence associated with her case. We then focus on the last person to have seen her- Curtis Padgett. Further, we discuss the murder of Dennis First, the man that Curtis has been convicted of killing.

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    23 mins
  • Episode 1: The Disappearence of Erin Pospisil, Pt 1

    Episode 1: The Disappearence of Erin Pospisil, Pt 1
    May 21 2025

    On June 3rd, 2001, Erin Pospisil was reported to have gotten into a black chevy caviler with "friends" never to be seen again. What remains is a 23-year-old cold case and a family longing for answers. The last person to have seen her was just convicted in 2024 for the murder of his friend. Could he have played a part in Erin's disappearance more than just giving her a ride to a sleepover?
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    13 mins
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