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True Crime The Black File

True Crime The Black File

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Beyond the headlines, some stories are too dark to forget. True Crime The Black File uncovers the chilling details the public rarely sees.

Dive deep into the most complex and disturbing criminal cases, exploring the psychology of perpetrators, the agony of victims, and the relentless pursuit of justice. We go beyond mere facts, dissecting motives, forensic evidence, and the societal impact of each heinous act. From unsolved mysteries to notorious serial killers, we bring you meticulously researched narratives that challenge your perceptions of good and evil.

New episodes drop daily, Monday through Sunday, at 5:00 AM, ensuring a fresh dose of captivating True Crime stories to start your day. Each installment offers a comprehensive look at a different case, presented with the respect and gravity these real crime stories demand.

If you're fascinated by criminal psychology, cold cases, and the intricate world of law enforcement, True Crime The Black File is your essential daily listen. Prepare to question everything you thought you knew about the dark side of humanity. Subscribe now and confront the truth.Copyright OBOMEDIA ENTERTAINMENT ノンフィクション犯罪
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  • The jacket snagged the bridge - and so the river didn't hide him

    The jacket snagged the bridge - and so the river didn't hide him
    2026/09/09
    A jacket hooked above the Sennick River-what did that garment reveal about a volunteer’s disappearance?

    The jacket snagged the bridge - and so the river didn't hide him

    In this episode, we follow the sequence of small, concrete details that drove a missing-person inquiry into a criminal case. The episode traces where Gregory Hansen was last seen, who he trusted, and why a jacket caught on a bridge became the pivotal clue that reshaped the investigation. What does that jacket tell us about the night he vanished?

    Person: Gregory Hansen
    Date: October 14-17 (missing Oct 14; jacket found Oct 17)
    Location: Sennick River footbridge, Dellard City
    Person: Ralph Bennett
    Person: Detective Paula Henderson

    - Ralph Bennett, a church volunteer, found a fleece-lined canvas jacket snagged on an iron bracket six feet above the waterline on October 17.
    - The jacket was dry inside, could not have been placed from below, and the only way to reach the bracket was from the bridge deck above.
    - Gregory Hansen signed out of his Tuesday shelter shift at 8:10 p.m. on October 14 after telling the coordinator he had somewhere to be; he was not seen again that night.
    - Ralph Bennett, a 41-year-old donor connected to the shelter who passed along tools, invited Gregory to his house at 9:00 p.m. on October 14 to give equipment for a certification program.
    - A loyalty-card swipe logged Bennett’s truck at a coin laundry bay and truck wash at 6:22 a.m. on October 15, in steady rain-a detail Detective Paula Henderson later flagged as unexplained.

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    19 分
  • The bent vent brackets that cost him seven lost days

    The bent vent brackets that cost him seven lost days
    2026/09/09
    A meter reader finds a dislodged vent in a crawl space and a strangled woman went undiscovered for seven days - what did it cost him?

    The bent vent brackets that cost him seven lost days

    In this episode, we walk through the moments that led to a seven-day delay in finding Judith Jenkins and the clues that sat in plain sight. We trace the movements, small objects, and odd entries that guided investigators down a path full of assumptions and ask what the cost of a missed detail might be.

    Person: Victim - Judith Jenkins
    Person: Witness/Discoverer - Ross Schultz
    Person: Suspect/Worker - Mark Reynolds
    Date: Death estimated November 7, 2019; discovery November 14, 2019
    Location: 4 Alderwood Court, Sutter Falls, Ohio

    - Meter reader Ross Schultz slowed at 10:40 a.m. and reported a vent screen slightly out of position, triggering the discovery.
    - The crawl space had three street-facing vent screens that looked intact from outside; one bracket was bent inward and visible only from inside.
    - Judith sent her habitual "feeding Pepper now" text at 5:30 p.m. on November 7; the expected later check-in never arrived and prompted concern the next day.
    - Mark Reynolds’ route log shows Alderwood Court at 4:55 p.m., and his truck GPS pinged the same location again at 5:47 p.m, with no work ticket for a return visit.
    - A $34 purchase of a three-day emergency cat food pack by Reynolds on November 4 appeared in his transactions and was interpreted by investigators as linked to the cat found alive in a zipped carrier under the house.

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    19 分
  • The duplicate key blank exposed the killer's lie

    The duplicate key blank exposed the killer's lie
    2026/09/09
    A woman is found dead in a locked cannery - no forced entry. How did she get inside?

    The duplicate key blank exposed the killer's lie

    This episode explores the perplexing case of Marcia Hansen, found deceased in a seemingly impenetrable building, and the twelve-day homicide investigation that followed. The key to understanding her death lies in a meticulously arranged scene and a crucial piece of evidence.

    Person: Marcia Hansen
    Date: November 7
    Location: Harrow Point Cannery
    Status: Deceased
    Investigator: Todd Walker

    - Nancy O'Connor discovered a light on inside the Harrow Point Cannery before sunrise, prompting her to investigate.
    - Marcia Hansen was found seated upright, her rain jacket neatly folded, inside the locked cannery, dead for three days.
    - The exterior padlock was intact, with no signs of forced entry, making Marcia's presence inside inexplicable.
    - Phil Decker, the property manager, held one of three keys to the cannery's padlock, with a third key cut on October 31.
    - A hardware store receipt and machine log from October 31, found in Dennis Watson's truck, revealed a duplicate key blank matching the cannery's padlock.

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    22 分
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