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Melissa Morgan hosts an often funny, always compelling adventure into murders and mysteries and other weirdness she finds fascinating. Looking into solved and unsolved homicide cases and looking for tips from anywhere, from anyone, on anything, Melissa's curiosity and love of detective work and forensic science is contagious. Melissa's sense of humor and interest in spirituality also make for a wild ride. A broadcasting professional by training, she has written for a nationally-syndicated comedy radio show, been a music DJ in a major US radio market, run one of the country's most popular comedy clubs - AND - she teaches...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Melissa Morgan turns dense case records into conversational timelines while keeping facts, theories and unanswered family questions clearly separated.
Melissa Morgan and co-host Joshua Bevan pair loose, teasing conversation with careful attention to unresolved deaths and disappearances. Their case discussions move through house layouts, video timestamps, police statements and family questions, giving listeners enough detail to…
Joshua gets called a lava lamp; you get a case timeline with room for questions.
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A conversational reconstruction of Naomi Irion's last known morning, where ordinary routines deepen the unease around her disappearance.
Naomi Irion's last known morning is presented through the kind of routine details that make a disappearance feel especially stark: an early energy drink stop, messages to friends, TikTok videos, and the worker shuttle expected around 5:30 a.m.
A loose, listener-centered episode finds its investigative turn through a DNA Doe Project Facebook post.
A Facebook post from Missy Kosky, a friend of the podcast and team leader at the DNA Doe Project, gives the episode its investigative turn, though the path there stays personal.
A grim, detail-heavy reconstruction of Donna Lorraine Pounds's murder and the witness claims tying Wayne Nance to the scene.
Wayne Nathan Nance's alleged 1972 attack on Donna Lorraine Pounds gives this single-episode review its grim center, but the stronger pull is in the preparation described around it: latex gloves, a black gym bag, white clothesline, and her husband's gun.
A forensic trail turns an ordinary family home into the center of an unnervingly unresolved murder case.
Just the Tipsters frames the Miyazawa family murders through the physical traces that make the case feel both unusually concrete and deeply unresolved.
A measured missing-person episode about hitchhiking, a 2010 tip, and a police file that failed the sisters unevenly.
The episode frames the sisters' disappearance around a troubling early gap: two young girls hitchhiking in 1985, parents trying to get missing-person reports filed, and a police record that listed Fawn as missing while her older sister was left out because she was considered an…
A disappearance, an affair, and a story that keeps Patti in view.
The episode traces Patti Adkins' disappearance through the affair, the money she gave Brian, and the calls and police work that slowly turn suspicion into evidence.
A loose, talky missing-person episode that eventually locks onto the urgency of the case and the tip line.
Just the Tip-Sters treats a missing-person case as a loose, conversational discussion that starts with playful banter before turning toward the urgency of a case that still needs tips and answers.
Messy and unsettling, it sharpens once the interviews start speaking for themselves.
A family murder case gets the Just The Tipsters treatment: loose banter first, then a sharp turn into interview footage and the eerie calm of Donald repeating that his whole family is dead.
Outdoor mysteries, mapped with human common sense.
Georgia politics from inside the room.
True crime measured by the evidence.
Mysteries, lore, and nervous laughter.
Melissa Morgan opens with a phone-call story about a caller who thought she was a man, then pivots into two 2011 murders in Ashland, Oregon and Florence, Kentucky.
Melissa Morgan and co-host Joshua discuss the cold case of Maggie Snigowski, a 17-year-old from Toledo found dead in Indiana in 1992 and identified 30 years later through DNA.
Host Melissa Morgan delves into the unsolved 2006 disappearance of Jennifer Kesse, a 24-year-old finance manager in Orlando.
Melissa Morgan and co-host Joshua discuss updates on true crime cases, including the Celeste Rivas investigation with new evidence like a burn cage and grand jury details, and the Andrew Dykes case where DNA links a former state trooper to a Long Island murder, complicating the Rex Heuermann serial killer trial.
Melissa and Joshua discuss two true crime cases: a stabbing at Burning Man with no suspects and the investigation into TikTok artist D4VD, whose Tesla was found with the body of a missing teenage girl, revealing eerie connections to his music.
Melissa Morgan and Joshua Bevan cover four death and disappearance cases in this 'updates and mysteries' episode: the possible homicide re-examination of Kurt Cobain's 1994 suicide, the 2025 death of Food Network chef Ann Burrell ruled a suicide by overdose, the bizarre accidental self-inflicted gunshot death of actor Peter Greene, and an extended update on the active kidnapping of 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie near Tucson.
Melissa Morgan and Joshua Kama Bevan discuss the 2000 Setagaya District murders in Tokyo, where the Miyazawa family of four was attacked in their home on December 30 and found by Yasuko's mother on December 31.
Melissa Morgan and Joshua Bevan open with studio banter about broken electronics, braces, and a “baby Bjorn” plan for robot overlords before turning to a DNA Doe Project case.
Melissa Morgan and Joshua Appendix Bevan frame the episode around Sophie Toscan du Plantier, a 39-year-old French television producer found dead near her cottage in West Cork, Ireland, after arriving on December 20, 1996.
Melissa Morgan opens from the Homestead studios in Santa Clarita and goes straight to the listener-made insults for Joshua Sandpaper Bevan, turning them into a running gag.
Melissa Morgan and Joshua Bevan open with show banter before shifting to two true-crime cases: the Austin yogurt shop murders and the 1985 disappearance of Roslyn and Fawn Abel in Bethany, Oklahoma.
The episode starts relaxed.
Melissa Morgan and Joshua Cyclone Bevan dig into the disappearance of Patty, and the story quickly shifts toward Brian’s denials and the money she gave him.
Melissa Morgan centers this Just the Tipsters episode on Nancy Guthrie, the 84-year-old mother of Savannah Guthrie, who vanished after dinner and Mahjong at her daughter Annie's home in Tucson, Arizona.
A mining company worker with murder conviction in his juvenile record became a predator 25 years later
Melissa from Just the Tipsters brings a northern Kentucky case involving Bill and Peggy Stevenson, a 74-year-old couple married for 53 years and active at the Union Baptist Church.
The hosts investigate the death of Haley Chaney, a young mother found shot in her car, with her family disputing the police's suicide ruling.
Melissa and Joshua discuss a Taco Bell wedding, debate Alec Baldwin's responsibility in the Rust shooting, and delve into the unsolved 1970 murder of Toledo police officer William Miscannon, exploring his legacy and the suspect's controversial acquittals.
Melissa and Joshua discuss the unsolved 2007 murder of Linda Mugee in Fredericksburg, Texas, exploring details like her ex-husband's alibi, a prior sheep shooting, and possible staging.
Melissa and Joshua discuss the Alec Baldwin Rust shooting before diving into true crime cases, focusing on the unsolved Oklahoma Girl Scout murders and the solved murder of Peggy Beck, highlighting DNA advances and ongoing searches for suspects.
Just The Tipsters opens with studio banter that goes hard on cabbage jokes, baby powder, and the hosts' familiar chemistry before the case lands.
Just The Tipsters: True Crime Podcast centers on Juan Leon Laurelis, called Leon, who was found shot twice in the back of the head and left with his car on fire near a Kroger in 1996.
Just The Tipsters centers on Wayne Nathan Nance, the Missoula man later called the “Missoula Mauler,” and on Janet Lee Lucas, whose unidentified remains were named in 2021 after 36 years as Christie Crystal Creek.
Just The Tipsters: True Crime Podcast returns to the Idaho murders with Melissa Morgan saying she avoided the case until she could focus on warning signs around Brian Kohberger.
The episode investigates the unsolved 1992 murder of Aggie Albert, a beloved 69-year-old woman in Covington, Virginia, who was strangled and assaulted outside her church.
Melissa Morgan discusses the mysterious murder of Caltech astrophysicist Carl Grillmaire, shot on his desert porch, and the suspect Freddie Snyder's odd behavior, including trespassing with a rifle.
Melissa Morgan and Joshua St.
The episode discusses a child pornography case solved with an electronic detection dog and delves into the cold case murder of Karen Stitt, who was brutally killed in 1982.
Melissa Morgan centers this episode on 15-year-old Sebastian Rogers, who vanished from his Hendersonville, Tennessee home after a normal night with his mother, Katie Proudfoot, and stepfather.
Host Melissa Morgan and co-host Joshua Taint Bevan introduce the show with humorous banter about nicknames and invite listener tips.
Melissa Morgan hosts a true crime podcast exploring murders and mysteries with humor and forensic insight.
Melissa Morgan hosts a true crime podcast that blends humor and spirituality while exploring murders and mysteries.
Melissa Morgan hosts a true crime podcast exploring murders and mysteries with humor and forensic insight.
Host Melissa Morgan interviews Detective Sergeant Drew Christian about his work in digital forensics and his canine partner Mozart.
Host Melissa Morgan and co-host Joshua Moses Bevan banter about Moses' speech impediment before diving into a true crime case.
Host Melissa Morgan and co-host Joshua Moth Bevan banter humorously before introducing a true crime case discussion.
Host Melissa Morgan honors Todd Matthews by replaying his interview, discussing his work in missing and unidentified persons cases.
Hosts Melissa and Joshua banter about their colds and promote a Black Dahlia tour before diving into a true crime case.
Host Melissa Morgan and co-host Joshua discuss true crime cases with humor and curiosity, opening with sponsor banter and a gift certificate giveaway.