True Crime Podcast 2026 - Police Interrogations, 911 Calls and True Police Stories Podcast · True Crime Podcast 2025

They Took His Kindness And Then Told Police They Know Nothing

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Detectives ask, “How did this whole plan to kill Tom” happen, and the speaker denies it.

1. True Crime Podcast 2026 - Police Interrogations, 911 Calls and True Police Stories Podcast centers on a police interview about Tom, Matt, and a disputed $17,000 payment. 2. The transcript features a detective, a woman identified as Katie, and references to Matt, Tom, Becky, Katie’s mom, and Tom’s ex-girlfriends. 3. The episode appears to ask what really happened to the money, the house, and the timeline around Tom’s death. 4. Katie describes Tom arriving after dark, sitting by her vehicle, and asking for “all of the $5,000 for the four years” in the contract. 5. She says Tom’s business was “going really slow” and that he wanted to “pump some of the business and get it going until summer.” 6. Katie says she had about $17,200 in cash at home, saved since she was 12, and that it was her safety net. 7. She says the money was meant for a wedding, a new car, and her engagement, and that she first refused before giving it to him. 8. The detective challenges her on when she learned about the payment and whether Tom told her at 5 a.m. on a Sunday morning. 9. The interview returns to a statement that Katie sent to Becky at work, which she admits was not truthful. 10. The detective ties that false statement to concerns about what was due on the house and why she did not want to lose it. 11. The conversation repeatedly returns to bank records, phone records, spending habits, and a claim that the $17,000 never existed in the way she described. 12. Katie insists she kept cash at home rather than in bank accounts and says she had money before going to prison. 13. The detective says Matt contacted ex-girlfriends on Facebook and points to an email from one of them. 14. Katie says one Facebook message was only “hey, how you doing?” and that she wrote she had bought a house with her girlfriend. 15. The detective says other girlfriends described a pattern of lying, stealing, cheating, and drug use around Matt. 16. Katie says the last three years with Matt were fine, while detectives keep comparing her story with family concerns and old relationship evidence. 17. The interview is confrontational and repetitive, with the detective interrupting, quoting records, and pressing for exact dates and explanations. 18. The speaker alternates between anger, denial, and confusion as the detective keeps saying, “We’ve been through this.” 19. Listeners who like interrogation transcripts, relationship disputes, and money-fraud cases will likely listen. 20. Listeners wanting a clean, linear narrative with little repetition may skip this one.

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