Redditors Who Helped Solve Crimes
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Some cold cases stay cold for 40 years. Others crack because one person on Reddit refused to let it go.
Alexis Linkletter and Sabrina Deana-Roga swap Reddit stories where ordinary people become accidental detectives. An auto shop worker catches his neighbor scrubbing evidence in broad daylight, an amateur sleuth's deep dive into an old cemetery record gives a forgotten murder victim her name back after 40 years, and a mom outsmarts the police to track down the thief who stole her wallet.
Content Warning: This episode covers murder, graphic descriptions of a crime scene and human remains, stabbing and gun violence. Please listen with care.
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