Logan & Patsy
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Chills is a weekly podcast where each episode is sure to give you chills. From True Crime to ghost stories we cover it all (but mostly true crime.) We’re a mother/daughter duo here to tell you all about the latest cases we’ve been obsessing over.
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Logan and Patsy turn case timelines and disputed evidence into candid conversations that let uncertainty remain visible.
Logan and Patsy tell true-crime stories as an informal conversation, pairing researched timelines with immediate questions, reactions, and occasional disagreement.
Was there a barrel in Debbie Wolfe's case? Logan and Patsy make you want to argue it out.
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A chatty return that is strongest when it sticks to Keyes and the missed chances around him.
The episode is at its best when it stays with Israel Keyes and the grim sequence of missed chances around him. Logan and Patsy return after a long break with a loose, personal rhythm that gives the discussion a homegrown feel, even as it drifts at times.
A conversational look at the 1977 Kline Falls axe attacks and the uncertain trail investigators followed.
Chills looks back at the summer 1977 Kline Falls axe attacks with its attention on the campsite assault, the injured young women, and the thin paper trail investigators had to work with.
A casual bonus episode that trades true crime for pandemic unease and host chemistry.
Chills uses this bonus episode to step away from true crime and settle into a pandemic-era catch-up, with Logan and Patsy talking about needing a break, watching Fox News, and feeling pulled toward other worries.
A chatty true-crime revisit with a legal-doubt edge.
This episode frames the Starved Rock murders as a conversational true-crime hangout, part case timeline and part Solved or Is It debate. It moves through the 1960 killings, the conviction, and Chester's release on February 24, and it lands hardest when it leans into the legal…
A conversational true-crime discussion that centers a disputed recovery and the uncertainty around it.
The episode follows Debbie Wolfe's death by leaning into the contradictions that keep the case unsettled, especially the disputed barrel and the recovery details.
Crime stories with impact and consequence.
Betrayal, evidence, and the breaking point.
Epstein-case coverage with teeth.
Two minutes into the dive, they found a rusted 55-gallon barrel in 5.5 feet of water—with Debbie's body inside.
["Chills: A True Crime Podcast covers Israel Keys, a serial killer the hosts say hid behind kill kits, interstate travel, and a white Ford Focus.", "The case opens on Samantha Koenig, 18, who worked the late shift at Common Grounds in Anchorage, Alaska, before her boyfriend found the coffee stand dark and a text from her phone said she was spending a couple of days with friends.", "Logan and Patsy trace the investigation through ski-mask footage, ATM withdrawals from Anchorage to Texas, and the white Ford Focus that led police to Keys.", "The story then widens to his kill kits, the Essex, Vermont case, and his own confessions about how he avoided detection while traveling."]
Chills: A True Crime Podcast covers the 1977 Kline Falls axe attacks, where Yale University students Terry Gents and Avra Goldman were camping after a cross-country bike trip.
Logan and Patsy use this Chills bonus episode to trade COVID-19 conspiracy theories instead of a murder case.
Chills: A True Crime Podcast covers the Starved Rock murders, a 1960 case from Starved Rock State Park near Utica, Illinois.
Logan and her mother, Patsy, revisit Karla Brown’s 1978 murder in Wood River, Illinois, through the question of whether the conviction evidence was reliable.