It’s About Damn Crime
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Tired of hearing the same old true crime stories? Then you've come to the right place! Welcome to It's About Damn Crime. A true crime podcast where co-hosts Brittney and Justine discuss true crime cases featuring people of color. So please give it a listen. Promise some of these cases will be brand new to you!
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Brittany, Justine, and Scott bring candid scrutiny, irreverent chemistry, and sustained attention to victims often pushed outside familiar case coverage.
It's About Damn Crime pairs case narration with the loose, combative chemistry of Brittany, Justine, and Scott. Their conversations move between investigative timelines and immediate reactions to suspects, court proceedings, police conduct, and unanswered questions.
Brittany, Justine and Scott mock a murder plot's payment math without making its victims the joke.
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An irreverent discussion faces disturbing messages about sexual violence and an undercover investigation.
A disturbing online investigation sits at the center of this episode, with the hosts working through quoted messages about rape, an image of a woman abused as a teenager, and a request to an undercover detective about drugging and forcing a teenage girl to have sex.
A courtroom standoff leads into blunt true-crime banter and an unsparing look at ugly online commentary.
It's a Bad Damn Crime builds this episode around a defendant who refuses to leave his cell for arraignment, giving the discussion an odd legal hinge before the hosts turn toward a YouTube retelling and the ugliness waiting in its comments.
A blunt, conversational account of the NSU's unraveling after a bank robbery, focused on violence, evasion, and destroyed evidence.
The NSU murders are treated as a collapse already in motion: a bank robbery, the discovery of the group's caravan, the account that one member shot the other and then himself, and the mobile home burning soon after.
A socially conscious true crime episode that links transgender remembrance with a missing-person case.
Transgender Awareness Week gives the episode a clear frame, as the hosts connect their coverage of transgender murders with visibility, remembrance, and Patreon proceeds going to Trans Lifeline.
A profane, unresolved family mystery linking a failed murder plot to Jean-Claude Dominique's open case.
The episode follows a failed murder plot into the still-open investigation of Jean-Claude Dominique's death, keeping the family mystery at the center rather than treating it as a solved case.
A conversational look at a fatal BART shooting, the protests it sparked, and the legal fallout that followed.
This episode keeps the BART shooting case moving with blunt, conversational energy, staying on the protest, the public anger, and the official response in Oakland.
ABC Audio's Theranos fraud series that also introduces its other true-crime podcasts.
LA Times reporter Christopher Goffard traces con man John Meehan's fraud, abuse, and its Bravo TV adaptation.
Three best friends introduce their casual, comedic true crime podcast episode with announcements and a shout-out to a donor.
Two best friends introduce their true crime podcast focusing on cases involving people of color with a humorous and irreverent tone.
Two best friends introduce their true crime podcast with a POC twist while sharing personal updates about upcoming trips to Oregon and Australia.
Two best friends host a casual true crime podcast focusing on cases involving people of color, emphasizing a lighthearted and conversational approach.
Two best friends discuss the Reena Virk case and recent drama involving the Morbid podcast and My Favorite Murder.
Two best friends with dark humor casually discuss true crime cases, primarily focusing on people of color, in an unscripted, conversational style.
This episode of It's About Jam Crime features Brittany telling the true crime story of Devin Moore and the GTA controversy, with casual banter between friends.
The hosts announce that episode 130 will be the final episode of their true crime podcast due to scheduling difficulties and other reasons.
Two best friends host a true crime podcast episode where they briefly discuss murder before shifting to casual conversation about new tattoos and personal banter.
Two best friends host a crime podcast where they discuss murder cases while drinking vodka sodas and bantering about their upcoming 100th episode.
Two best friends introduce their casual crime podcast where they discuss murder cases with banter and tangents rather than serious storytelling.
Two best friends host a casual, irreverent true crime podcast episode where they banter about personal issues and tease upcoming content.
Two best friends celebrate a birthday while introducing their podcast episode about cults, specifically mentioning the United Nation of Islam.
Two best friends host a true crime podcast episode discussing a cold case while catching up on personal life updates like moving back to Vegas.
The hosts announce the final episode of their crime podcast, share a listener's goodbye message, and reflect on the show's ending.
The hosts catch up on personal travel stories and delays before introducing episode 118 about Patti Adkins.
Two best friends introduce their true crime podcast episode about missing girls, specifically mentioning Akia Eggleston, while discussing work overtime affecting their recording schedule.
This episode of It's a Bad Damn Crime features a casual, comedic discussion about the Kenia Monge case with the host's father joining in a lighthearted, unscripted manner.
The hosts introduce their podcast's focus on crime cases involving people of color in a casual, conversational style, while joking about their co-host Scott and personal anecdotes.
Two best friends host a true crime podcast with a POC twist, discussing their chaotic preparation for recording episode 91 while joking about their absent co-host Scott.
Three friends discuss the Netflix true crime documentary 'Murder Mountain' and its surprising connection between weed culture and murder cases.
Three friends host a true crime podcast episode where they discuss murder, cults, and share quirky listener feedback about unusual fetishes.
The hosts discuss the case of Oscar Grant III, a 22-year-old black man shot by BART police officer Johannes Meserly on New Year's Day 2009, highlighting the viral videos, protests, and flawed trial that resulted in a minimal sentence.
Two hosts casually discuss making banana nut bread while drunk in a lighthearted, humorous episode.
Two best friends discuss a neighborhood crime alert involving police activity after one receives a text from a friend while homesick from work.
This episode introduces a true crime discussion about serial killer Terry Blair, but is delayed by technical issues and casual banter among the hosts.
The hosts celebrate their 100th episode of the true crime podcast with champagne before discussing Jim Jones and the Jonestown massacre.
This episode of It's About Damn Crime features a casual, humorous discussion about true crime, focusing on Gregory Green, a convicted killer, while also including personal banter and a birthday shoutout.
Three best friends reunite for a casual, humorous true crime podcast episode focusing on cases involving people of color.
Three best friends host a comedic true crime podcast focusing on cases involving people of color, where they roast criminals for their stupid decisions, as introduced in this episode.
This episode covers the true crime case of serial killers Alton Coleman and Debra Brown, focusing on their 1980s crime spree in the Midwest.
Two best friends host a true crime podcast with a casual, joking tone, discussing their recent trip to New Orleans and apologizing for missing a planned meet-and-greet.
The hosts introduce their crime podcast focusing on cases involving people of color, including cults, murder, drug lords, and kidnappings, while engaging in humorous banter about transitions glasses.
Two hosts introduce their true crime podcast focusing on cases involving people of color, preview a serious episode about James Byrd Jr., and briefly recap their recent live show where they dressed as the black and white swan.
This episode discusses transgender murders that occurred in the second half of 2018, focusing on true crime cases involving violence against transgender individuals.
This episode is the podcast's first live show, featuring a segment called Stranger Dangers where Brittany shares a personal story she's kept secret for years, with a warning about initial audio feedback.
Two best friends discuss children murders in a Patreon episode due to one host being hungover, while also promoting an upcoming live show.
Two best friends host a casual, comedic true crime podcast where they share a warning about offensive humor and reminisce about childhood wax candy.
Three friends host a true crime podcast episode where they casually chat about their upcoming trip to Australia, recording mishaps, and personal anecdotes before diving into the main content.
Two best friends host a lighthearted true crime podcast episode where they discuss Pride Month, announce plans to meet fans in New Orleans instead of attending CrimeCon, and share their casual, humorous approach to the genre.
Two best friends discuss true crime and injustice, focusing on the case of Cyntoia Brown, while sharing personal anecdotes about a Vegas trip and movie reviews.
Two best friends host a lighthearted true crime podcast episode about the Bali suitcase killers, starting with comedic banter and disclaimers about their casual approach.
Two best friends host a true crime podcast with a POC perspective, apologize for audio issues, and announce their first live show.
Three friends discuss a recent interview where convicted murderer Christopher Watts describes in detail how he killed his wife and daughters.
Three friends casually discuss true crime with humor and personal anecdotes, starting with a story about Hunter.
Two best friends host a true crime podcast focusing on cases involving people of color, featuring dark humor and inappropriate jokes, with a warning to listeners about their comedic style.
Two best friends introduce their true crime podcast episode about the messy murder case of Ruby McCollum.
In this episode, hosts Brittney and Justine start by discussing their hangovers from a Christmas party, humorously debating alcohol as a cure and sharing a funny story about a friend vomiting on the side of the road.
In this Christmas episode, hosts Brittany, Justine, and Scott banter about holiday greetings and remote recording before introducing a holiday-themed Fuck, Marry, Kill game inspired by another podcast, setting up a lighthearted start to a true crime discussion.
Two best friends introduce their podcast episode about stalking while sharing personal updates about being together in Vegas, planning a live show, and preparing for a 30th birthday party.
It's About Damn Crime follows the 2017 case of Celine Dukran, a 20-year-old Barclays worker in England whose relationship with an Arab Muslim boyfriend collided with family pressure and her uncle Mujahid Arshid.
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Episode 79 of It's About Damn Crime tracks Beata Cepa, the Uvas, and the NSU murders that targeted Turkish shop workers across Germany.
It's About Damn Crime episode 78 covers transgender murders from January through June 2018, opening with Transgender Awareness Week, a Patreon donation to Trans Lifeline, and a count of 14 cases.
["It's About Damn Crime episode 77 follows Jean-Claude Dominique, a Haitian doctor who married Elliot and later built a second household with Betsy Barla in New Jersey.", "The episode centers on a forged divorce decree, a hospital-room marriage license, and a 1999 hit-and-run that left Jean-Claude in a coma at Kings County Hospital.", "After a handwriting expert ruled the divorce invalid on July 5, 2000, Elliot regained control of the estate while Jean-Claude's family fought over houses, funeral costs, and money.", "The case turns again when Elliot is shot three times at her Long Island home on October 30, 2000, and police trace the plot back to Jean-Claude's brother Ollie Dominique and two accomplices."]
Justine and Britney trace Selena Quintanilla's rise from Lake Jackson, Texas, performances with her siblings to recognition as the Queen of Tejano music.