What is the prosecutors on Apple Podcasts?
The Prosecutors on Apple Podcasts A true crime podcast with a different point of view. Every week, Alice and Brett bring their unique perspective as prosecutors to the most famous cold case mysteries of all time. Murder, mayhem, disappearances, you name it.
What are the best podcasts for cold cases?
The Prosecutors Podcast – Two prosecutors take on the toughest cold cases. 1. Welcome to The Prosecutors 1. Welcome to The Prosecutors If playback doesn't begin shortly, try restarting your device. Videos you watch may be added to the TV's watch history and influence TV recommendations.
Who are Brett and Alice on ‘the prosecutors’?
Launched in 2020 in the first months of the pandemic, The Prosecutors stars two actual prosecutors who go only by the names “Brett and Alice.” On the show’s first episode, the two anonymous hosts premised the podcast on the idea that they would use their legal backgrounds to offer unique takes on famous real-life mysteries.
What are the best true crime podcasts?
When it comes to True Crime podcasts, The Generation Why Podcast is a pioneer. Hosts Aaron and Justin cover cases from all angles: they break down theories, dive deep into forensic evidence, and discuss their opinions on the most perplexing cases.
Who are Brett and Alice from the Prosecutors?
A quick online search connected Mary with a thriving community of one-time fans of The Prosecutors who have since turned on the show after discovering that “Brett and Alice” are Brett Talley and Alice Lacour, well-connected members of the conservative legal elite and former Trump administration officials.
When did morbid podcast start?
May 1, 2018Morbid: A True Crime Podcast is an American true crime anthology podcast hosted by Alaina Urquhart and Ashleigh "Ash" Kelley. Urquhart is an autopsy technician/author and Kelley is a hairdresser. Urquhart is Kelley's aunt, but the two often refer to each other as "sisters". The podcast premiered on May 1, 2018.
How are Alaina and Ashley related?
Alaina and Ash are an aunt and niece duo, but their website says that the two “were essentially raised as sisters.” When they're not hosting Morbid, Alaina is an autopsy technician and Ash is a hairstylist.
How much does Ashley Flowers make?
As per the sources, Ashley Flowers made a net worth of $5-6 million USD (approx.) from her career.
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Ashley Flowers plagiarizes AGAIN
She has a new podcast called The Deck about the decks of playing cards with missing/murdered people on them which are being distributed at prisons. Going through the cases on the cards one per episode. This podcast already exists. It’s called Dealing Justice. Flowers has even gone so far as to copy the episode title format.
Stalker situation has ruined a lot of TC for me, trying to get back to what I enjoy without my mental health being in the toilet
Don’t want to get too rambley, but I figure you probably need some details to understand my request. Several years ago I had a stalker while living alone in an apartment in college, he lived in the apartment below mine.
And just like that, Casey is back..
No prelude, no banter, no mucking around. A plug for his new series, one ad spot (here in India, at least) for Scribd (Casey is a bass guitar player - what?!) and the theme music leads straight into the now almost therapeutic monotone, "Our episodes deal with serious and often distressing incidents..."
The Lady Vanishes podcast comes full circle
Just listened to the latest episode of the Australian podcast The Lady Vanishes and after 25 years, it is amazing that some answers for the family are finally coming to light about the disappearance of Marion Barter. I would highly recommend listening to this podcast for people who are not familiar with it.
The best investigative journalistic podcasts
Hunting Warhead, The Clown&The Candyman, Your Own Backyard, Finding Cleo, Alligator Candy.
Unsolved with Steve Gregory
There are more than 10,000 unsolved crimes in Southern California, most of which are homicides. Unsolved with Steve Gregory highlights some of the cases that have gone cold, hit a brick wall or just need that one piece of evidence or witness to surface.
Something IS Wrong
Ok maybe its just me but the guests on "Something Was Wrong" are getting more and more clueless and ignorant. Maybe this is disingenuous (still no one deserves what they go through) but I literally cannot listen anymore.
