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True Crime The Second Story

True Crime The Second Story

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Beyond the headlines, there's always more to the story. True Crime The Second Story uncovers the hidden truths and forgotten details in the most captivating criminal cases.

Dive deep into real crime stories, cold cases, and unsolved mysteries that challenge everything you thought you knew. We go beyond the initial reports to explore the intricate layers of evidence, the psychological profiles, and the societal impacts of each shocking event. Expect thorough research and compelling narratives that bring a fresh perspective to notorious true crime tales.

New episodes drop daily, Monday through Sunday, at 5:00 AM, ensuring a fresh dose of investigative storytelling for your morning commute or daily routine. Each episode offers a meticulous examination, revealing the overlooked facts and alternative theories that shape the full picture of human darkness and justice.

This podcast is for true crime fanatics, armchair detectives, and anyone fascinated by forensic science and the pursuit of truth. If you crave in-depth analysis and a deeper understanding of the criminal mind, you've found your next obsession.

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  • The memo that detailed a phantom vendor caught a killer

    The memo that detailed a phantom vendor caught a killer
    2026/10/27
    A bookkeeper's meticulous records expose a phantom vendor, but when she vanishes, a digital trail of breadcrumbs points to a chilling truth about her disappearance.

    The memo that detailed a phantom vendor caught a killer

    This episode explores the disappearance of Erin Sullivan, a methodical bookkeeper whose discovery of a financial discrepancy sets off a chain of events. It delves into the details that led investigators to unravel a complex web of deceit and how a small document became crucial evidence.

    Person: Erin Sullivan
    Date: December 5th
    Location: Crestline County fuel depot
    Status: Missing person report filed
    Investigator: Amy Farrell

    - Erin Sullivan, a 28-year-old bookkeeper, worked at a fuel depot and was known for her meticulous record-keeping, including paper backups and flagging discrepancies.
    - For three years, Erin never missed her Thursday dinner with her 61-year-old father, Marcus Sullivan, a fixed part of his week.
    - On December 5th, Erin left work at 5:30 PM, the last confirmed sighting of her alive, and failed to arrive at her father's house.
    - Wendy Doyle, Erin's supervisor, had been routing $38,000 through a phantom vendor account for 14 months, a discrepancy Erin had documented in a memo.
    - Hours after Erin's presumed death, Wendy Doyle accessed Erin's memo and then sent a text from Erin's phone to colleagues, claiming Erin was sick, with the message routing from Doyle's home address.

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    20 分
  • The Legacy Key That Placed a Killer at a Levee

    The Legacy Key That Placed a Killer at a Levee
    2026/10/26
    A rain jacket with a name is found on a locked floodgate, then a nearby body-was someone staging the scene?

    The Legacy Key That Placed a Killer at a Levee

    This episode covers the investigation into the death of James Olson, whose body was discovered near a municipal flood-gate. The peculiar details surrounding the scene lead investigators to question not only who killed James, but who went to great lengths to mislead them.

    Person: James Olson
    Location: Aldenmere River levee path, Harwick
    Date: June 7
    Investigator: Detective Sergeant Lori Young
    Object: Rain jacket

    - James Olson, 52, was found dead on the levee path near his home at four Crestline Drive.
    - His canvas tutoring bag, packed for his regular Tuesday morning shift, was found untouched in his hallway.
    - The municipal gate box on the levee path required a legacy key, which was still on James's keyring when his body was recovered.
    - Two weeks before his death, James mentioned to his sister, Diane Pollard, that a tool in his garage had been moved.
    - Cell tower data placed landscaping contractor Jason McCarthy's phone 0.3 miles from James Olson's home on the evening James was last seen alive.

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    21 分
  • The unstacked creamer cups exposed a killer

    The unstacked creamer cups exposed a killer
    2026/10/25
    A woman's locked glasses are found in her car, but the key is in the ignition. A small town's routine is broken, exposing a dark secret.

    The unstacked creamer cups exposed a killer

    This episode details the discovery of Jessica Chambers' body and the initial investigation into her death. It explores how seemingly minor details, like her glasses and a diner habit, become crucial clues in a baffling case.

    Person: Jessica Chambers
    Date: May 6
    Location: Harlan Falls
    Vehicle: 2017 Subaru
    Medical Examiner: Paul Steck

    - Jessica Chambers, 44, was an accountant whose Tuesday evening routine at Patty's Diner was a seven-year tradition.
    - She always ordered black coffee but would stack unused creamer cups in a neat column before leaving.
    - Her car was found in a ditch on Lakeview Road, 217 yards from her body, with the engine cold and no skid marks.
    - Her glasses were found locked in the glove compartment, but the ignition key was still in the car, suggesting they were placed there by someone else.
    - A private security camera captured a white service truck, belonging to contractor Norman Myers, on Lakeview Road at 8:22 PM, despite his log stating he finished work hours earlier.

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    23 分
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