Who created the Orange Tree podcast?
Following the murder of 21-year-old Austinite Jennifer Cave in 2005, the chilling podcast was created by UT students Haley Butler and Tinu Thomas. At only 21 years old, Haley Butler and Tinu Thomas began what they consider one of the most time-consuming yet exhilarating eras of their lives—the making of The Orange Tree podcast.
What happened to the Orange Tree?
While just seniors in college, Haley Butler and Tinu Thomas started work on The Orange Tree, a seven-episode podcast about the life and tragic death of a young woman who was killed near the University of Texas.
What happened to Jennifer Cave the Orange Tree?
The Orange Tree is a documentary podcast series telling the story the 2005 murder of 21-year-old Jennifer Cave. The brutal crime scene at the Orange Tree Condos in Austin’s West Campus area shook the city. Two top University of Texas students were convicted and three families’ lives were changed forever.
What is the Orange Tree podcast about?
Darkness, Season 1: The Orange Tree is a documentary podcast series telling the story the 2005 murder of 21-year-old Jennifer Cave. The brutal crime scene at the Orange Tree Condos in Austin's West Campus area shook the city.
How many episodes of orange tree are there?
seven episodesHaving just released all seven episodes this summer, the UT duo had started working on the project in January of 2019 during their final semester of college. Now, with over 2,000 ratings on Apple Podcasts, it's steadily gaining well-deserved attention.
Is paper ghosts podcast a true story?
Paper Ghosts is a true crime podcast that offers season long examinations of cases of true crime. The program is hosted by true crime author M. William Phelps.
Is The Priory of the Orange Tree LGBT?
Niclays is an old man, and he and Ead are both queer. That brings me to one hesitancy I have with this novel. I love that Shannon attempted to create a society free from discrimination.
How old is EAD Priory of the orange tree?
Description. Eadaz is a 26 year old woman with brown skin, dark brown eyes, and curly black hair.
Where can I watch son of a hitman?
High Five Content.Spotify.
What is paper ghosts Season 2 about?
In season 2 of PAPER GHOSTS, investigative journalist and bestselling true crime author M. William Phelps' search for answers takes a turn after the discovery of declassified documents and a cache of never-before-heard audio tapes help expose the dark truth behind what happened 40 years ago.
Who is the host of the Orange Tree?
The Orange Tree is reported and hosted by Tinu Thomas and Haley Butler, who started working on the story when they were journalism students who lived and went to classes just a few blocks from the crime scene. From The Drag, a new audio production house based in the Moody College of Communication at the University of Texas.
How many episodes are there in Orange Tree?
While just seniors in college, Haley Butler and Tinu Thomas started work on The Orange Tree, a seven-episode podcast about the life and tragic death of a young woman who was killed near the University of Texas. So many of you listened to and appreciated the work of The Drag Audio Production House that we decided to make a new season based on a completely different case. In season two, Ashley Miznazi examines a series of crimes that...
What does Sharon Cave know about Jennifer's boss?
Sharon Cave knows something is wrong the second she gets a call from her daughter Jennifer’s boss saying Jennifer didn’t show up for her first day at work. When no one can give her an answer as to where Jennifer was the night before, Sharon and her family set out on their own investigation.
How did you get into journalism and podcasts?
Haley Butler: I transferred into journalism my junior year. I had a long-distance boyfriend at the time, so when I would go to and from West Texas, I listened to podcasts. My family is into true crime, and I watched horror movies growing up, so it makes sense as to why I liked true crime.
What makes your podcast different from other true crime podcasts?
TT: I believe it set a standard for true crime by approaching something sensitively. We gave listeners in-depth storytelling that didn’t sensationalize or take advantage of the victim’s family. I think a lot of listeners wanted true crime without the cringe factor.
What inspired the podcast’s narrative?
TT: Quigley brought up [Jennifer Cave’s case] as something he had covered for the Statesman. Haley and I connected over it because Jennifer was 21 at the time, and we were also. A lot of older people reporting this case had questions about why these young people would do certain things. Haley and I would look at each other like, “That sounds exactly like what we did this weekend.”
True crime cases with major updates or solved since podcast episodes came out?
Just curious about how often this has happened. When has a true crime podcast brought new witnesses out of the woodwork, or suspects to light, or completely helped solve a case (even just through word of mouth)?
What podcast opened your eyes to a case you thought you knew all about?
Recently I have been catching up on the True Crime Obsessed patreon episodes. I realize it’s not the most popular podcast on this sub, but I don’t mind it. I listened to their coverage of the OJ Simpson doc, and was floored by how much I didn’t know.
Murder in Illinois - and Jason Flom (Ep 11) - another RANT!
This bloke is an advocate for wrongful convictions and produces a podcast of that name.
What are your Top 3 favorite podcasts? And why?
I like them because the narrators have good voices, generally, though not always, choose interesting cases and do not have mindless banter that takes away from the case.
