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Red Tree Crime is a true crime podcast that goes beyond headlines to explore the psychology of crime, police interrogations, and real investigative footage. Each episode breaks down real criminal...
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Red Tree Crime is a true crime podcast that goes beyond headlines to explore the psychology of crime, police interrogations, and real investigative footage. Each episode breaks down real criminal cases, focusing on behavioral analysis, interrogation tactics, and the critical moments that lead suspects to reveal the truth.
This podcast is for listeners who want to understand not just what happened, but how and why crimes unfold, through a calm, detailed, and analytical true crime narrative.
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This podcast is for listeners who want to understand not just what happened, but how and why crimes unfold, through a calm, detailed, and analytical true crime narrative.
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14 MAY 2026 · 🎭 "He seemed like the perfect partner. He was hiding bodies in the crawlspace." A detective discovered a manipulative boyfriend's evil secret after his girlfriend vanished in 2018. The boyfriend, John Smith, had murdered her and buried her under the floorboards. He continued posting photos of them together online. Police found her remains during a welfare check. Smith confessed to strangling her during an argument. He received life in prison. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/red-tree-crime--6847553/support.
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14 MAY 2026 · 👮♂️ "He pulled the trigger. He killed a child. Then he realized—the boy was innocent." In 2014, a police officer in Ohio shot and killed 12-year-old Tamir Rice, who was playing with a toy gun. The detective investigating the case realized the officer had mistaken the toy for a real weapon. No charges were filed against the officer. The case sparked national protests. The city settled with Tamir's family for $6 million. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/red-tree-crime--6847553/support.
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14 MAY 2026 · 🔪 "She played the grieving widow on TV. She was the mastermind behind his murder." Jennifer Faith orchestrated her husband Jamie's 2020 killing. She manipulated her disabled veteran ex-boyfriend, Darrin Lopez, with fake abuse claims via fake emails. Lopez shot Jamie seven times outside their Dallas home. Jennifer raised $58k on GoFundMe, then sent money to Lopez. She pleaded guilty to murder-for-hire, receiving life in prison. Lopez got 62 years. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/red-tree-crime--6847553/support.
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14 MAY 2026 · 👮 "He investigated a murder. His own daughter confessed." This is the case that left a detective stunned.
In this true crime episode, we investigate the 2019 killing of a man in Michigan. The lead detective's daughter walked into the station and admitted she was the killer. She claimed self-defense. The victim was her boyfriend. She had hidden the body for weeks. The detective recused himself from the case. His daughter was convicted of manslaughter. The case exposed the impossible position of investigating your own family. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/red-tree-crime--6847553/support.
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14 MAY 2026 · 🤫 "She knew too much. So he silenced her forever." This is the case of a man who murdered a teen to hide his horrifying secret.
In this true crime episode, we examine the 2015 killing of 17-year-old Skylar Neese in West Virginia. Her best friends, Shelia Eddy and Rachel Shoaf, stabbed her to death. The motive? Skylar knew about a secret relationship. Eddy and Shoaf planned the murder for weeks. They lured Skylar to a remote location. Shoaf confessed in 2013. Eddy was convicted. Both received prison sentences. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/red-tree-crime--6847553/support.
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14 MAY 2026 · 🎂 "She was 10. Her birthday party was hours away. Her mother's boyfriend murdered her." This is the Victoria Martens case.
In this disturbing true crime episode, we investigate the 2016 murder of Victoria Martens in New Mexico. The boyfriend, Fabian Gonzales, along with Victoria's mother and cousin, was charged with her brutal death. Police discovered the 10-year-old's dismembered body on her birthday. Gonzales claimed he was a "monster" but denied killing her. He accepted a plea deal in 2023. The case shocked the nation. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/red-tree-crime--6847553/support.
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14 MAY 2026 · 👯 "They switched places. One committed murder. The other took the blame." This is the unbelievable case of the Eriksson twins.
In this true crime episode, we examine how Swedish twins Sabina and Ursula Eriksson switched identities after Ursula killed her boyfriend. Sabina confessed to the murder and served time. Years later, DNA evidence proved Sabina was innocent. Ursula had framed her sister. The case exposed a twisted bond of manipulation. Both twins were eventually convicted. Their story remains one of forensic psychology's strangest examples. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/red-tree-crime--6847553/support.
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14 MAY 2026 · 🛶 "He faked his own death. He lived in secret. His wife helped him hide." This is the bizarre case of John Darwin, the Canoe Man.
In this true crime episode, we investigate how Darwin, a British prison officer, faked his death in a canoeing accident in 2002. He lived in a hidden room next door while his wife claimed insurance money. She said she was a widow. The truth emerged when Darwin walked into a London police station in 2007, claiming amnesia. Both were convicted of fraud. He served six years. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/red-tree-crime--6847553/support.
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14 MAY 2026 · 🚰 "He flushed their remains down the toilet. Police found them in the drain." This is the disturbing case of Adam Strong.
In this true crime episode, we examine the 2017 discovery of two women's remains in Strong's Ontario apartment. Rori Hache was 18. Kandis Fitzpatrick was 19. Strong dismembered their bodies and flushed parts into the plumbing. Neighbors complained of foul odors. Plumbers found bone fragments. Strong was convicted of manslaughter in 2021. He claimed accidental drug overdoses. The judge called his behavior "degrading and horrendous." Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/red-tree-crime--6847553/support.
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14 MAY 2026 · 💬 "She planned her murder on Discord. Her boyfriend helped. Her mother watched." This is the case of the Discord killer.
In this true crime episode, we investigate the 2020 murder of 15-year-old Jada Smith in Texas. Her boyfriend, a 17-year-old, coordinated the killing on Discord, a messaging platform. He hired another teen to stab Jada in her bedroom. Her mother allegedly allowed the killer inside. The boyfriend was convicted of capital murder. The case exposed how teenagers use social media to plan real-world violence, hidden in plain sight. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/red-tree-crime--6847553/support.
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Red Tree Crime is a true crime podcast that goes beyond headlines to explore the psychology of crime, police interrogations, and real investigative footage. Each episode breaks down real criminal...
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Red Tree Crime is a true crime podcast that goes beyond headlines to explore the psychology of crime, police interrogations, and real investigative footage. Each episode breaks down real criminal cases, focusing on behavioral analysis, interrogation tactics, and the critical moments that lead suspects to reveal the truth.
This podcast is for listeners who want to understand not just what happened, but how and why crimes unfold, through a calm, detailed, and analytical true crime narrative.
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This podcast is for listeners who want to understand not just what happened, but how and why crimes unfold, through a calm, detailed, and analytical true crime narrative.
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