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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 disconnected battery cable that forced her into his truck

    The disconnected battery cable that forced her into his truck
    2026/09/09
    A disconnected battery cable and a man who drove the county’s logging roads leave a trail that could expose who controlled her last movements?

    The disconnected battery cable that forced her into his truck

    In this episode, we follow the discovery that Lisa Taylor’s vehicle had been sabotaged days before she vanished and how that deliberate act reframes every movement around her disappearance. Who could access her car, and why would someone make her depend on a ride?

    Person: Lisa Taylor
    Date: body found February 12
    Location: Spur Nine, Harwick County
    Person: Russell Collins
    Event: battery cable disconnected before February 5

    - A deputy finds boot prints leading out of the trees and stopping at the edge of Spur Nine where Lisa Taylor’s body lies.
    - Nora Delgado reports Lisa’s last call on a Wednesday around 11 p.m.; she mentions the name Collins during that conversation.
    - Forensic timelines show Lisa’s battery cable was deliberately disconnected before February 5, weeks before her body is found.
    - Russell Collins, a driver for Harwick Logging, confirms giving Lisa a ride and provides a 6:44 a.m. fuel receipt as a timestamped alibi.
    - Mueller compares Collins’s fuel receipt to his mileage logs and finds the distances and timing geometrically inconsistent, suggesting an unreported detour.

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    15 分
  • The receipt that proved he bought Fig's food at 6:58

    The receipt that proved he bought Fig's food at 6:58
    2026/09/09
    A maintenance tech buys rabbit food the morning Amanda Stevens disappears; detectives trace a receipt. How did that receipt expose him?

    The receipt that proved he bought Fig's food at 6:58

    In this episode, we follow the early hours after Amanda Stevens vanishes and the small details - a dry water bowl, a laminated feeding schedule, a handwritten note - that shape the investigation. The episode traces how routine, records, and a single debit receipt redirect suspicion and ask whether everyday habits can point to a suspect.

    Person: Amanda Stevens
    Person: Kevin Marsh
    Person: Lloyd Sharp
    Date: November 4, 2019
    Location: Hartwell Crossing, New Jersey

    - Amanda kept a laminated feeding chart in her kitchen cabinet with exact times: 6:15 AM and 5:45 PM.
    - Kevin Marsh, Amanda’s fiancé, found Fig unfed and called 911 at 8:14 AM on November 4.
    - Amanda’s phone pinged a cell tower near Decker Mill Road at 6:02 AM the morning she disappeared.
    - Lloyd Sharp, a maintenance technician, had one logged service visit to Amanda’s unit on October 2018 and access to the hallway where Fig’s carrier was stored.
    - Sharp’s debit card receipt shows a purchase of rabbit pellets and timothy hay at 6:58 AM on November 4, eleven minutes after Amanda’s phone went silent.

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    19 分
  • The Locked Coat Exposed a Killer's Planning

    The Locked Coat Exposed a Killer's Planning
    2026/09/09
    A young woman's body is found in the Muskingum River, but her coat is locked in a utility closet she couldn't access-who planned this?

    The Locked Coat Exposed a Killer's Planning

    This episode details the discovery of Karen Myers' body and the unusual finding of her coat in a locked utility closet. We explore how this single, perplexing detail led investigators to unravel a complex timeline of events.

    Person: Karen Myers
    Date: February 9th
    Location: Caldwell Street, Muskingum River
    Status: Deceased
    Event: Body found

    - Gloria White, a meter reader, found a peacoat in a locked utility closet on the third floor of 414 Caldwell Street.
    - Karen Myers, 23, was found in the Muskingum River, two blocks from 414 Caldwell Street, without her coat.
    - Karen lived in apartment 2-C at 414 Caldwell Street and had no key or access to the utility closet.
    - The building used a keyed-badge entry system that logged every entry by tenants and authorized service workers.
    - Carl Green, an HVAC contractor, badged into 414 Caldwell Street on February 6th at 9:15 p.m, without a work order.

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    18 分
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