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Every true crime case involves real people and real lives that are cut short, and True Crime with Kimbyr seeks to honor the victims of these unfathomable crimes by bringing facts to the forefront and sharing their stories with dignity and grace.
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Killer Was In and Out in 30 Minutes - Left Behind Disturbing Scene | Scherer Family (opens the original)
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THIS IS PART ONE OF A THREE-PART SERIES Hello everyone, I'm going to be in London for the next two weeks at CrimeCon UK, so I prepared a three-part series for you to watch while I am away. THIS is the first installment. On Saturday, March 28, 1998, a mother and daughter living on a farm with their family in Portageville, Missouri, were found dead in their home. This was a farm town of about 3,300 people where nobody locked their doors because out there, whoever came up your driveway was somebody
A Fire, an Abandoned Car, and a Map to Nowhere | The Megan Sharpton Case (opens the original)
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Today's True Crime story involves Megan Sharpton, a 24-year-old nursing student who was about to graduate. She was planning on coming to her mother's house for dinner one night AFTER she went to an in-person interview for a new job she was considered for. She left but never came back. Clues left behind led investigators in so many different directions; it was truly a very mysterious murder and NOT what anyone expected. 🚧 Don't forget to check out my other True Crime Show: DARKLIVITY: H
Teen Runs Out of Gas and Never Makes it Home | Casey Crowder (opens the original)
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In the early morning hours of August 27, 2006, 17-year-old Casey Crowder, a bright, happy high school senior, was driving home along a quiet stretch of Highway 65 near the small town of Dumas. And then her car ran out of gas. Stranded and alone on a dark rural highway just before dawn, Casey did the sensible thing: she picked up her phone and called for help. It's the kind of ordinary bad-luck moment that happens to almost everyone. But Casey never made it home. When her family realized she was
High School Student Found Dead Inside Cemetery in Rural Ohio | Jessica Keen (opens the original)
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📣 WANT MORE TRUE CRIME? Check out my other podcast, DARKLIVITY: HERE This case is heartbreaking. Whenever a young person has their life cut short, it's not easy to talk about. Jessica was a sophomore in high school; she was JUST starting her life. She was a gifted singer, played several musical instruments, loved cheerleading, and had just started dating her first boyfriend. Many of us can relate to Jessica in a lot of ways. That's why this one is hard to hear. She had no idea what was
Deadly First Date: She Got In His Car & Never Came Back | Eleni Topaloudi (opens the original)
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📣 WANT MORE TRUE CRIME? Check out my other podcast, DARKLIVITY: HERE First-date disasters are one thing, and they are all too common, but deadly first dates should not be a reality; unfortunately, in this case, it was. Dating apps like Tinder, Bumble, and even Facebook Dating are connecting more people than ever before, but that means some people are connecting with killers. Sadly, with new technology come new ways for evil people to take advantage of unsuspecting victims, and today's st
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