The five-part documentary series from Starz, Leavenworth, looks at the very complicated case of Clint Lorance, and after the first episode, guest Jeb Lund and I were a little impatient with the painstaking set-up — but…
Paul Holes joins the Oxygen family with The DNA Of Murder; Blotter Holes-ologist Mike Dunn joins me again to talk about the new show, and whether it’s really anything new at all. Was local law enforcement…
New “con-gregational” podcast Scam Goddess kicked off last week with Paul F. Tompkins joining host Laci Mosley to talk about Anna Delvey, and Stephanie Early Green joined ME to talk about the newest comedy-convo crime…
Toby Ball and I took on two newish podcasts this week: the first from WBEZ and the Chicago Sun-Times, Motive, looks at the strange case(s) of TJ Jimenez. But is a competent, ambling narrative —…
It took me and AB Chao a little longer than most people to get around to Unbelievable, but it lived up to its name in the best ways, nailing us to our seats and making…
Dr. Marcia Chatelain joins me for the first time to talk about a first for Showtime: the network’s foray into the true-crime-series space with Murder On The Bayou. The five-part series looks at the so-called…
Susan and SDB propose some alternates to that Times list
Eve Batey on two jailhouse docs of varying success
Mark Blankenship reviews Cynthia Rowe’s readable, disturbing memoir
John Ramos on college-admissions bribes, stupid card-game tricks, and more
