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Crime Behind The Glass

Crime Behind The Glass

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Ever wondered what truly happens behind the closed doors of the most chilling crimes? Crime: Behind The Glass pulls back the curtain on the darkest facets of human nature, revealing the hidden truths and psychological complexities that define infamous cases.

We go beyond the headlines, dissecting cold cases, serial killer motives, and the intricate details of criminal investigations. Each episode offers a deep dive into the evidence, the victims' stories, and the minds of those who commit unspeakable acts, bringing you a comprehensive and unsettling look at justice and its failures.

New episodes drop daily, Monday through Sunday, at 4:00 AM, ensuring you have a fresh dose of true crime to unravel every single day. Expect meticulously researched narratives, expert analysis, and compelling storytelling that keeps you on the edge of your seat.

This podcast is for true crime enthusiasts who crave detailed analysis, psychological insights, and a relentless pursuit of the facts. If you're fascinated by unsolved mysteries, forensic science, and the chilling reality of criminal psychology, you've found your next obsession.

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  • The forged maintenance log that gave him a legal alibi

    The forged maintenance log that gave him a legal alibi
    2026/10/30
    A May 6 maintenance log puts a county crewman at the Harlan County boathouse the morning Marie Rafferty is found-so how did that forged log expose him?

    The forged maintenance log that gave him a legal alibi

    In this episode, we lay out the sequence of facts around a boathouse death and the county paperwork that placed a specific crew member at the scene. We follow routines, keys, records and the small marks that turned a routine maintenance call into the central question: how did the false log become the alibi?

    Person: Marie Rafferty
    Person: William Barrett
    Person: Mark Williams
    Date: May 6
    Location: Harlan County boathouse

    - Marie was a creature of Tuesday routine: Patsy’s Diner, Booth Four, the same order, then a walk to the boathouse.
    - Mark Williams, a maintenance crew member with legitimate access, watched her route for three consecutive Tuesdays and learned her exact window.
    - A maintenance log entry dated May 6 cited a request from Doug Farris to authorize Williams’ presence; Farris later said he never called.
    - The county master key system logged Williams’ key as returned, but the boathouse padlock was latched from the outside with fresh exterior gouges.
    - Marie’s key remained in her coat pocket and her hands were deliberately folded when found, details that framed the investigation without explaining the motive.

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    16 分
  • The Clipboard That Followed Her Home and Laid Her on the Gravel Bar

    The Clipboard That Followed Her Home and Laid Her on the Gravel Bar
    2026/10/30
    A man with a clipboard posed as a contractor inside a quiet town library the week Lori Mitchell vanished; how did that inspection expose her?

    The Clipboard That Followed Her Home and Laid Her on the Gravel Bar

    In this episode, we follow the sequence of small, ordinary actions that framed Lori Mitchell's disappearance and discovery. We trace who was in the library, what was logged in the volunteer book, and the anomalies that shifted the investigation - why did a false work order matter?

    Person: Lori Mitchell
    Age: 62
    Location: Caldwell Falls Public Library; Harmon River gravel bar
    Date: February 11 (body found); February 7 (fake inspection)
    Person: Jeffrey Padgett, 51

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    21 分
  • The Claddagh ring that dragged a hand out of sealed concrete

    The Claddagh ring that dragged a hand out of sealed concrete
    2026/10/30
    A surveyor in western Kansas discovers a woman's hand, adorned with a silver Claddagh ring, emerging from a culvert sealed for eleven years. The discovery sparks a missing persons investigation.

    The Claddagh ring that dragged a hand out of sealed concrete

    This episode explores the perplexing discovery of a woman's hand in a long-sealed concrete culvert and the subsequent missing persons investigation. How did a person end up inside a structure that had been locked shut for over a decade?

    Person: Emily Doerr
    Location: Dellwood, Kansas
    Event: Missing persons case
    Date: May 5th
    Status: Unexplained disappearance

    - Terry Griffin, a boundary surveyor, found a woman's hand with a Claddagh ring near a concrete culvert sealed since 2013.
    - Emily Doerr, 61, was reported missing after failing to attend Sunday choir practice, a routine she hadn't missed in three years.
    - Deputies found her house unlocked, her car gone, and an undisturbed $20 payment for a lawnmower under a ceramic frog.
    - The investigation shifted away from family after her estranged nephew's alibi was confirmed.
    - A commercial rig was seen parked on Alderman Road, four miles from Emily's property, with no record of a breakdown or service call.

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    22 分
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