• Untold Stories (A Guilt Podcast)

  • By: Ryan Wolf
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Untold Stories (A Guilt Podcast)

By: Ryan Wolf
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  • Summary

  • From the creators of the #1 Award Winning Investigative True Crime podcast GUILT.


    Sometimes when investigating cases for GUILT, things don't always go to plan and cases don't get pursued. GUILT - Untold Stories is where these stories will go, you can expect the same high quality you're used to, only this time with a more raw, real style.


    These cases are not full investigations, but each five part series will examine in detail one of Australasia's most well known, or unknown, cases, and will include more information than has ever been heard.


    Expect genuine 'on the ground' investigation, live in person interviews and detailed analysis in every case.


    Make sure you hit follow to be notified when every new episode is released.


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  • Trailer | Free episodes released weekly from June 12th or subscribe for early release and ad free listening

    Trailer | Free episodes released weekly from June 12th or subscribe for early release and ad free listening
    Jun 6 2023

    From the creators of the #1 Award Winning Investigative True Crime podcast GUILT.


    Sometimes when investigating cases, things don't always go to plan and cases don't get pursued. GUILT: Untold Stories is where these stories will go, you can expect the same high quality you're used to, only this time with a more raw, real style.


    These cases are not full investigations, but in most instances will consist of five parts and will include more information than has ever been heard.


    You can expect the same on the ground investigation, live interviews and analysis you're used to in GUILT.




    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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    2 mins
  • Kirsa Jensen | Part One

    Kirsa Jensen | Part One
    Jun 11 2023

    **Episodes released free and weekly to all listeners from June 12th**


    Welcome to GUILT: Untold Stories, a place for those cases that for whatever reason Ryan decided not to pursue. Sometimes people change their minds, and situations change.


    Instead of throwing away all this material, Ryan has compiled this into a new Guilt expansion called Untold Stories, which will appear here, not attached to any Season. This episode is Part One of five Untold episodes covering the tragic disappearance of Kirsa Jensen from a Napier beach in 1983.


    If you have any information related to the disappearance of Kirsa please contact us at brevitystudiosnz@gmail.com


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    32 mins
  • Kirsa Jensen | Part Two

    Kirsa Jensen | Part Two
    Jun 18 2023

    Welcome to GUILT: Untold Stories, a place for those cases that for whatever reason Ryan decided not to pursue. Sometimes people change their minds, and situations change.


    Instead of throwing away all this material, Ryan has compiled this into a new Guilt expansion called Untold Stories, which will appear here, not attached to any Season. This episode is Part One of five Untold episodes covering the tragic disappearance of Kirsa Jensen from a Napier beach in 1983.


    If you have any information related to the disappearance of Kirsa please contact us at brevitystudiosnz@gmail.com


    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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    29 mins
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