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Precision & Instinct

Precision & Instinct

著者： Simone Valdez and Eli Marchetti
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Every case has a body, a mystery, and no confession.

Precision and Instinct is a true crime debate show built around two hosts who never agree. Eli Marchetti argues the hard evidence — what can actually be proven. Simone Valdez argues the pattern — what the evidence is too careful to say out loud. There is no narrator telling you what to think, and no tidy resolution. Just two sides of every case, argued out in full, and you decide who is right.

Each episode takes on a real, unresolved case — from an unidentified man found dead on an Australian beach with a coded poem in his pocket, to the real exorcism that inspired a horror classic, to the oldest unsolved murder in Los Angeles history. Every case gets the same treatment: hard evidence versus pattern and instinct, argued out completely, no verdict handed to you.

New episodes weekly.

SIMONE VALDEZ grew up two blocks from the water in Santa Barbara, in a family of storytellers who trusted their gut long before they trusted the news. Her grandmother read coffee grounds; her mother ran a small business on instinct alone and never once went under. Simone inherited both the skepticism of outsiders and the conviction that some truths show up in a room before they show up on paper. She spent her twenties as a behavioral researcher, then a private investigator's assistant, chasing the parts of a case that never made it into the official report — the pause before an answer, the detail nobody thought to ask about. She has an unshakeable belief that people tell you who they are, if you're willing to actually watch. Precision and Instinct lets her finally say out loud what she's been thinking the whole time.

ELI MARCHETTI was raised in a house where dinner conversations doubled as cross-examinations. The son of a Cook County paralegal and a high school chemistry teacher, he spent his childhood summers on the South Side of Chicago, where he learned early that a good story and a true one are rarely the same thing. He studied journalism before switching, halfway through, to statistics — a decision his mother still brings up. Before turning his attention to cold cases and unsolved mysteries, Eli spent the better part of a decade fact-checking for a Midwest newsroom, where he developed a reputation for being the last person in the building willing to sign off on a headline. He now lives by one rule: if it can't be documented, it isn't true yet — it's just a good guess wearing a suit. Precision and Instinct is his first venture into audio, though friends say he's been cross-examining people for free his whole life.

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  • The Black Dahlia

    The Black Dahlia
    2026/08/02

    Episode 4: The Black Dahlia

    Precision and Instinct is a true crime debate show. Every episode, Eli argues the hard evidence. Simone argues the pattern. Neither one wins — you decide.

    January 15th, 1947. A mother walking with her child in a Los Angeles vacant lot spots what she thinks is a discarded mannequin. It's Elizabeth Short — twenty-two years old, cut cleanly in half at the waist, her body completely drained of blood. Seventy-nine years later, it's still the oldest unsolved murder in LA history, and the deeper it goes, the stranger it gets: a killer who mailed the victim's own belongings to a newsroom nine days later, a taunting string of letters, and a prime suspect — a physician caught on a police wiretap all but admitting it — who was never charged and died free.

    Eli says almost eighty years of investigation has never met a real evidentiary bar. Simone says the pattern speaks for itself. Tonight, they argue it out, including a real, still-standing connection to Santa Barbara most retellings of this case never even mention.

    A note before you press play: this episode covers a real homicide with graphic detail. We approach it with the same care we'd want if it were someone we knew.
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    15 分
  • Precision & Instinct Series Trailer

    Precision & Instinct Series Trailer
    2026/07/21

    Every case has a body, a mystery, and no confession. Precision and Instinct is a true crime debate show built around two hosts who never agree: Eli argues the hard evidence, Simone argues the pattern underneath it, and neither one wins. There's no narrator telling you what to think — just two sides of every case, and you decide which one holds up.

    New cold cases, argued out in full, every episode. First case drops soon — a man found dead on an Australian beach in 1948 with no name and no explanation. Follow now so it's waiting for you the moment it's live.
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    1 分
  • The Somerton Man

    The Somerton Man
    2026/07/26

    Episode 1: The Somerton Man

    Precision and Instinct is a true crime debate show. Every episode, Eli argues the hard evidence. Simone argues the pattern. Neither one wins — you decide.

    December 1st, 1948. A man in a full suit and tie is found propped against a seawall on a quiet Australian beach, legs crossed, arms folded, like he simply sat down and never got up. No wallet. No ID. Every label cut out of his clothes. Seventy-five years later, nobody has ever definitively said who he was — and the deeper the case goes, the stranger it gets: an unclaimed suitcase, a scrap of paper reading Tamam Shud sewn into a hidden pocket, a rare book with an unbreakable code scrawled in the back, and an unlisted phone number belonging to a nurse who denied everything.

    Eli says it's a man who built himself to disappear — no conspiracy required. Simone isn't so sure. Tonight, they argue it out, and you get to decide who's right.

    A note before you press play: this episode covers a real, still-unidentified death. We approach it with the same care we'd want if it were someone we knew.
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    17 分
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