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According to a Yougov survey carried out in September, 1 out of 3 Americans consume a real crime at least once a week , while 1 in 4 people consume a real crime many times per week. For 17% of these people, their favorite way of catching up on real crimes stories is through podcasts. When music does not cut it, podcasts are an excellent option to listen to for a walk with your dog or by driving at work - and for fans who want to combine their love for real crime and podcasts, there is no shortage of options to be set in. However, there are certain series that we consider the most "worthy" of all. Read the rest to discover six real crime podcasts that you will not be able to stop listening.

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Easily one of the podcasts of real known and most popular crimes, Crime drug has acquired a fans base since its launch in 2017. Hosted by Ashley flowers , founder and CEO, and her co-host and best friend, Brit Prawat ,, Crime drug more 500 million downloads , according to his website.

"I love the way each story is told and how it takes place for us listeners. I find myself listening Episode after episode , "An Apple Podcasts review is read, by card." Ashley really knows how to hang on and Brit is an incredible addition! ""

Another listener even nicknamed the podcast worthy of the frenzy in his review. "It is a dependence at this stage if I am honest, I listen to at least 2-3 episodes per day if not more lol," they wrote.

Stories include infamous cases such as Lacey Peterson and Meredith Kercher , as well as other cases that have not received as much media attention when the crimes were committed for the first time. Some criticisms are essential in the light of the previous ones Plagiat accusations , while others note that the style has changed a little over the years.

But there have also been positive developments, including more calls for action (which was a major subject in a recent episode on the removal of Jaycee Dugard ). An examiner said that the content was waiting to clean, just to get their solution.

Loyal "Junkies Crime", as the listeners are called, can broadcast new episodes every Monday on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Amazon Music, Pandora and Google Podcasts. You may find that once you start to listen to and make your way in the older episodes catalog - that you cannot have enough. If this is the case, you can also register for the podcast fan club , which gives you access to exclusive content, depending on the level of membership you buy.

Everyone loves an oldie but a goodie - and in the field of real crime podcasts, Serial was a pioneer. The podcast is often credited for having popularized the real crime and the podcasts in general, as The Guardian note that it was the First podcast "To go mega-viral." Only four weeks after its release in 2014, it had more than a million downloads per episode. AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

The podcast was a spin-off of This American life , hosted by Sarah Koenig , and focused on a story per season (rather than an episode). During a 12 -paying lesson, Koenig told the story behind the murder in 1999 of Hae min lee and the case built against his ex-friendly friend Adnan Syed .

If you are not familiar with the Syed affair, you will have to listen to the first season, and absolutely Wait for Google all recent updates. You will understand why the podcast has become so popular and so strongly debated. You can even listen Crime drug Summary of events in their episode, or listen to the 2019 HBO documentary The case against Adnan Syed .

Following seasons of Serial are also worthy of frenzy, focusing on the imprisonment of the army sergeant BOWE BERGDAHL by the Taliban and the criminal justice system in Cleveland. The podcast won a 4.7 stars note Of 5 criticisms on large pods, and listeners praise the quality of its content.

"From the first day of the release of Serial, it stood out. As, really stood out," said a criticism. "The series is his best with the way he explains, sums up, and above all, adds all the stories of these people. The experiences that Koenig covers are things that the majority of people who read this will never live."

Seasons 1, 2 and 3 of Serial Can be broadcast on Apple podcasts, Google and Pandora podcasts.

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Dirty john is one of those real criminal podcasts that will really pass under your skin. Whether in the right direction or in the wrong direction will depend on the listener.

Six episodes were published by the Los Angeles Times In 2017, alongside a series of articles in six parts, told and written by journalist Christopher Goffard . The history of real life " Dirty john , " John Meehan , is masterfully told by Goffard - and you will not be able to turn it off as long as you have not found the resolution.

The podcast finally finishes "a network of love, deception, forgiveness, denial and, ultimately, survival", according to the Description on Spotify , which is really just the tip of the iceberg. The story was so juicy (and had a touch of intrigue so shocking) that it was even transformed into a bravo series with Connie Britton and Eric Bana , now streaming on Netflix.

"I couldn't stop, I listened all night, I love music too," said a criticism on Apple podcasts, with another adding: "This podcast is excellent. You really have a meaning for the Fear John. Losing the notion of time. "

You can listen Dirty john On Apple, Amazon Music, Audible, Spotify and Stitcher podcasts, among other platforms.

Another duo of the best friend who faces the world of the podcast is Marah and Dazzling , who have complimentary criticism of listeners. The pair is looking for and tells stories about black women who kill, sharing the perspective of the criminal justice system as a whole. "They discuss crimes, results and how black women are treated differently in the judicial system than their white counterparts", the podcast Spotify organic reading.

Marah and Taz are masters storytellers, and several criticisms of Podcast Apple say that Sista who kills is seriously worthy of a frenzy and " must listen to . "Another critic has conceded that they are difficult on the podcasts, but Sistas killing is the exception. It has a huge note of 4.9 stars on the platform, and what will really attract you is that these are stories that you have never heard before. This is what makes him so convincing and important.

"I love this podcast because they tell stories that I have never heard before about black women and that we need our stories told," said a criticism, while another adds, " I love it, I was looking for a real crime that spoke of black killers and came across it. I feel like I was talking with friends. ""

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Another original idea of flowers and its media company, Audiochuck, The bridge is a real criminal podcast that is ready to " treat you . "Which makes this podcast unique (and different from Crime drug ) is that the episodes are based on playing cards.

But these are not playing cards - they have the face of missing and murdered persons whose cases are not resolved. The decks are delivered in state prisons and local law organizations in the hope that someone will possibly recognize a face and will share information on "the coldest cases".

The episodes tell a different story of each card to play, published on Wednesday on all the same platforms as Crime drug . Which makes The bridge However, the integration of investigators and members of the family of victims, all of whom work to set up these crimes, to, hope, members of the family of victims, are all worthy, who all work to put in place the pieces of these crimes.

According to Ashley M. Ryan , popular spiritual mentor and witchcraft content creator On Tiktok and Instagram , both The bridge as well as Crime drug come out.

"I stopped listening to the real crime after self-reflection [and realized] how disgusting it was for me to listen to people's pain and trauma for my entertainment," said Ryan Better life. "" But I don't feel that when I listen The bridge or Criminal drugs , because Ashley Flowers does not create entertainment, it helps the families of those who are lost. ""

Ryan also mentions the non -profit organization of Flowers, Season of justice (SOJ), which was created to provide the police with funding to resolve cold affairs. "As indicated on his podcast, the information from the advice that came thanks to the use of this podcast were able to resolve certain cases," said Ryan.

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To complete this list is My favorite murder , what fans say they are the quintessence of "worthy of a frenzy". Hosted by actors Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark , the podcast dates back to 2016 and has since become more and more popular.

Since 2020, My favorite murder received 35 million downloads per month, according to Forbes . Book of Kilgariff and Hardstark, Sexy star don't be murdered , even finished at n ° 1 on the New York Times List of bestsellers, and live shows of the pair are always fast for sale .

Because Kilgariff and Hardstark are actors, the podcast mixes real crime and humor. For dedicated listeners, called "murderos", this joke is addictive, but for others, the verification of the facts leaves a little to be desired . Regardless of different opinions in tone, My favorite murder caused a splash - and with hundreds of episodes and "miniodes", there are a lot of content to relax and even rewrite.

"One of my favorite podcasts," said a criticism on Apple podcasts, by card. "I always love to hear these 2 ladies and I am always happy to return old episodes and Relisten. ""

Some OG listeners note complaints concerning the quality of the content from the podcast acquired by Amazon Music And you are asking in January, but it's still the reason to start from the start and see what it is!