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4 Cases That Changed Because People Spoke Up 0 (0)

This Fourth of July, we’re revisiting four unforgettable Crime Junkie cases that prove real change doesn’t happen on its own, it happens because ordinary people refuse to stop fighting. From families demanding answers to advocates exposing investigative failures and pushing for accountability, these stories remind us that justice is often driven by the people who refuse to let a victim’s name be forgotten. In this compilation, Ashley Flowers and Brit Prawat revisit: Amber Spradlin: A 38-year-old woman was found murdered inside a home in Martin, Kentucky, in June 2023. As her family searched for answers, they uncovered troubling questions about [See More…]

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What Happened to Brittany Wallace Shank After That 911 Call? 0 (0)

On November 30, 2018, a 911 call came in from a rural property near Fawn River Road outside Sturgis, Michigan. A young woman had appeared at a stranger’s door. She was barefoot, had cuts on her arms and feet, and said the vehicle she was riding in had gone off the road. She claimed the man she was with had taken off. Moments later, before deputies could arrive, she disappeared into the darkness. That woman was Brittany Wallace Shank. She has never been seen again. In this episode, Ashley Flowers and Brit Prawat investigate a baffling disappearance that has generated [See More…]

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Body Discovered in Melissa Casias Case?!? 0 (0)

🚨Breaking News🚨 A female body has been discovered in New Mexico just miles from where Melissa Casias was last seen. This is not currently confirmed to be connected to Melissa and is still being investigated, but it could be the biggest break in this case. Watch Crime Junkie true crime podcast dedicated to covering the cases we just can’t get out of our heads. Every Monday, host Ashley Flowers on SloppBoxx.Com.

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The Story Behind The Road Trip… #truecrimeshorts #truecrimestories #crimejunkies #podcast 0 (0)

As Christopher “Cole” Thomas’ family searched for answers after his 2016 disappearance, they received information that changed how they viewed the case. A man named Stephen told Cole’s father that the trip to North Carolina may not have been about Thanksgiving at all. According to Steven, the group had traveled from Minnesota for a drug deal, and something allegedly went wrong afterward. Investigators later uncovered evidence supporting parts of the claim, including information that the group had traveled to the area connected to a planned drug transaction. Watch The Full Case Tagged Below. ——– Follow Crime Junkie: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/crimejunkiepodcast Facebook: [See More…]

Law Enforcement Talk Radio Show People & Blogs

The Dangers of Police Work and What 0 (0)

The Dangers of Police Work and What Most Don’t Understand: his Powerful Journey Through Undercover Policing, Drugs, and Survival. Special Episode.  Where many only see police work through headlines, television dramas, Facebook clips, Instagram reels, YouTube videos, or Spotify and Apple Podcasts, the true dangers of law enforcement often remain misunderstood. The Law Enforcement Talk Radio Show and Podcast social media like their Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/LawEnforcementTalkRadioShow) , Instagram , LinkedIn , Medium (https://medium.com/@letradioshow) and other social media platforms. For retired law enforcement officer, police chief, and author Keith Grounsell, the realities of policing were far more dangerous, psychologically draining, and life-altering than [See More…]

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Who Knew Brittany McGlone Was There That Night? 0 (0)

On May 4, 2007, 19-year-old Brittany McGlone was found dead inside her boyfriend’s home in Winnsboro, Wood County, Texas. There were signs of a violent attack, evidence someone had stayed behind, and a timeline that didn’t quite add up. But what makes this case even more unsettling is that only a small handful of people knew Brittany would be there that day. In this episode, Ashley Flowers and Brit Prawat break down a case where the suspect list is small and  the truth remains just out of reach. They explore Brittany McGlone’s final known movements on May 3–4, 2007 in [See More…]

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New Details in Celeste Hernandez Case & D4vd Arrest 0 (0)

Ashley Flowers sits down with Audiochuck breaking news reporter Briana Whitney to break down major developments in the case of Celeste Reves Hernandez and the arrest of singer D4vd. Celeste was just 14 years old when she was found dead, discovered the day before her 15th birthday. Now, prosecutors say this was premeditated murder. In this video, we walk through the latest updates including the timeline leading up to Celeste Reves Hernandez’s death, how D4vd allegedly met Celeste when she was just 11 years old, the evidence suggesting Celeste was lured to D4vd’s residence before she was killed, items investigators [See More…]

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The Clues That Solved the Unsolvable 0 (0)

Imagine a case that’s been cold for decades, no leads, no suspects, and families left without answers. Then one piece of DNA changes everything. In this video, Ashley Flowers breaks down five powerful types of DNA testing that investigators use to solve crimes and real cases where those methods led to breakthroughs. #5: Investigative Genetic Genealogy (IGG) A technique that combines DNA analysis with family tree research to identify suspects through relatives. Featured case: April Marie Tinsley (Fort Wayne, Indiana, 1988) #4: Familial DNA Searching Instead of a perfect match, investigators look for partial matches to relatives in DNA databases. [See More…]

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How Did a Healthy Chiropractor Die Within 48 Hours? 0 (0)

In July 2015, 60-year-old Mary Yoder walked into work at her chiropractic practice in Whitesboro, New York, feeling fine. Within 48 hours, she was dead. At first, doctors suspected a rare infection. But months later, toxicology results revealed something shocking: Mary died from a massive overdose of colchicine, a prescription medication she was never prescribed. Colchicine isn’t an over-the-counter drug. It’s not something people casually have access to. And the amount found in Mary’s system was far beyond a therapeutic dose. Mary’s husband of nearly 40 years, Dr. William “Bill” Yoder, initially appeared devastated. But after her sudden death, his [See More…]

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Police Shot At and Investigating Violent Crime 0 (0)

Police Shot At and Investigating Violent Crime: The Truth. In today’s nonstop Social Media environment, from Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn to YouTube, Apple, and Spotify podcasts, conversations about policing often focus on headlines rather than reality. Viral clips and breaking News stories frequently highlight moments when officers fire their weapons or when suspects are shot. Far less discussed, however, is a critical perspective: what happens psychologically and physically when police are shot at. The Podcast is available and shared for free on the Law Enforcement Talk Radio Show and Podcast website (https://www.letradio.com/police-shot-at-and-investigating-violent-crime/) , also on Apple Podcasts (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/police-shot-at-and-investigating-violent-crime/id1217923682?i=1000750863313) , Spotify [See More…]