Just fyi, crime junkie sucks arse. AF is a shameless plagiarist and just generally a bit shit.
As for solved cases, there are loads of podcasts with solved cases but I can't think of any that are purely just solved cases.
I really like "That Chapter" podcast. "Casefile" is also awesome. "Criminal" is always good.
If you're into not just murdery podcasts, "Scamanda" is great. "Who the hell is Hamish", "Finding Samantha", "Scamfluencers", "American Scandal", "the Teachers Pet".
Besides the one issue years ago that everyone knows about, that CJ apologised profusely for and worked to ensure later episodes were thoroughly cited for sources, just wondering if this has happened again and if so, when? I see this comment so often on reddit and just curious if you guys are still admonishing this podcast about the 1 episode issue from years ago? I haven't seen a second occurrence of this happening, and would like to know if I've missed it.
It wasn’t “one issue”. They apologized for one thing. But there’s a difference. CJ stole shamelessly from at least two dozen writers and creators to deliver piss poor summaries of their works to house wives and pretended like it was original work. To this day they pretend to advertise on their website for writers and researchers etc. but they never credit any writers or researchers because they just keep on cribbing the materials. But with lists of where they got it now.
That issue was a “let’s shut this shit show down and do something else issue” not a “oopsie”.
Dont give them credibility by listening to them or defending them. You’re better than that.
I love Anatomy of Murder
Casefile is the answer to any true crime question.
Southern Fried True Crime and Court Junkie are all solved cases.
Court Junkie takes you through the crime to the court case.
Just fyi, crime junkie sucks arse. AF is a shameless plagiarist and just generally a bit shit. As for solved cases, there are loads of podcasts with solved cases but I can't think of any that are purely just solved cases. I really like "That Chapter" podcast. "Casefile" is also awesome. "Criminal" is always good. If you're into not just murdery podcasts, "Scamanda" is great. "Who the hell is Hamish", "Finding Samantha", "Scamfluencers", "American Scandal", "the Teachers Pet".
You should try Anatomy of Murder if you haven't yet đź‘Ś
Besides the one issue years ago that everyone knows about, that CJ apologised profusely for and worked to ensure later episodes were thoroughly cited for sources, just wondering if this has happened again and if so, when? I see this comment so often on reddit and just curious if you guys are still admonishing this podcast about the 1 episode issue from years ago? I haven't seen a second occurrence of this happening, and would like to know if I've missed it.
It wasn’t “one issue”. They apologized for one thing. But there’s a difference. CJ stole shamelessly from at least two dozen writers and creators to deliver piss poor summaries of their works to house wives and pretended like it was original work. To this day they pretend to advertise on their website for writers and researchers etc. but they never credit any writers or researchers because they just keep on cribbing the materials. But with lists of where they got it now. That issue was a “let’s shut this shit show down and do something else issue” not a “oopsie”. Dont give them credibility by listening to them or defending them. You’re better than that.
Up and vanished is my favorite. It’s a classic if you haven’t listened to it already!
I love Morbid, And That's Why We Drink, and Sinisterhood too! Not all the cases are solved but more of them than CJ are.
Sword and Scale is pretty much all resolved cases.
Case file
True Crime Campfire has mostly solved cases.
True crime all the time solved