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Hosts Mike Ferguson and Mike Gibson guide you through the most interesting true crime stories. This is a true crime podcast that spares none of the details and delves into what makes these killers tick. Join us for a good mix of lesser known cases as well as our take on what we call the "Big Timers". We don't take ourselves too seriously but we take true crime very seriously.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Ferguson and Gibson make case evidence easier to weigh by questioning how each clue changes the investigation, the prosecution, or neither.
Mike Ferguson and Mike Gibson work through murder cases as a continuing conversation, moving between case history and close questions about what investigators, witnesses, and courts could establish.
A failed polygraph gets a second opinion from Mike and Gibby; your suspect list may need revising.
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A presumed-dead victim survives, and a parrot may sound like the man who died.
Glenna Duram turns on a stark reversal at the scene: responders find Marty dead and believe Glenna is dead too, until Connie sees Glenna sit upright. Marty is confirmed dead from multiple gunshot wounds, while Glenna has survived a gunshot wound behind her right ear.
A measured forensic review of hair, firearms, and DNA evidence that points toward Patricia Rorrer while leaving key limits in view.
The Patricia Rorrer episode tracks a prosecution case that rests on forensic details without letting them feel cleaner than they are. A bullet taken from Joanne's body was described as consistent with one fired from a Jennings .22, and prosecutors also noted Patricia's question…
A strange online premise turns into a specific undercover encounter with real consequences.
Rent a Hitman follows an absurd online setup into a troubling undercover case involving Wendy, her ex-husband, and a $200 down payment. After using a fake name on the site's form, Wendy still shares identifying details and gives information about her ex-husband's address,…
A missed tip and police friction expose how a murder investigation stalled.
The episode is strongest when it stays with the institutional gaps around the murder investigation. A tip went untouched while four more women were killed, and a late-February or early-March 1992 meeting between Detroit and Highland Park police became a one-sided handoff of…
A familiar lunchbox, a troubling phone call, and blood at home turn domestic detail into the episode's main source of tension.
This True Crime All the Time episode finds its tension in a family routine that suddenly feels wrong. Dorothy feels unwell, tells Diana she will miss church, and is then last heard from, but the sharper detail comes from Charles noticing that his mother seems out of character…
A sober defendant, a drunken crowd, and a shooting case that turns on pride and timing.
Steven Jones sits at the center of a shooting case that moves fast once the punch lands and the gun comes into view. Mike Ferguson and Mike Gibson keep the timeline clear, and the toxicology details add enough context to make the legal dispute easy to follow without sanding off…
A measured true-crime episode with dry banter and a few detours.
This episode keeps the murder investigation clear as it moves through suspects and DNA results. The hosts speak plainly, which gives the case an easy shape to follow, and the occasional joke about showers and neighborhood habits adds a little dry, domestic texture.
A measured look at Stephanie's disappearance, the affair around it, and the people trying to make sense of both.
This episode tracks Stephanie's disappearance by tightening in on the marriage, the affair, and the people left trying to explain themselves. It keeps the focus on the basic questions that matter: who knew what, when they knew it, and why a failed polygraph still draws attention…
Ashley Flowers and Britt Prawat revisit unsolved murders and cold cases as new evidence surfaces.
Two friends narrate true crime cases, listener stories, and archived live-tour shows.
Multi-part true crime narration, from BTK's Wichita letters to Australian cold-case disappearances.
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.
This episode covers the 1993 triple murder of the Wellnitz family in Kentucky, where daughter Meg Wellnitz-Appleton and her friend Bill Meece were convicted after a decade-long investigation.
Margaret's traces are hard to find.
Stephen Marshall looks suspicious fast.
DNA results finally came back in 2003.
Steven's sobriety sits at the center as the hosts work through a shooting where the four victims were drunk, marijuana appeared in the toxicology screens, and Steven had just been punched hard enough that his glasses flew.
This episode covers the murder of Stephanie Roller by her husband Dale Bruner in 2010, detailing their troubled marriage, Stephanie's emotional affair, and Dale's violent history.
True Crime All The Time episode 489 centers on Glenna Durham, who hid debts, missed mortgage payments, and an impending foreclosure before Marty Durham was shot in their Sand Lake, Michigan home.
Patricia Rohrer is the focus of True Crime All the Time episode 488, a case about the December 1994 kidnapping and murders of Joanne Marie Katranek and her infant son Alex.
True Crime All The Time episode 487 centers on rentahitman.com, the parody domain Bob Ennis bought for $9.20 in October 2005 and later turned into a trap for murder requests.
True Crime All the Time profiles Benjamin Tony Atkins, the man the FBI labeled America's fastest serial killer after 11 women were murdered in Highland Park over nine months.
True Crime All the Time episode 237 covers the Delaware murder case of Gilbert Cannon and Dorothy Donovan.
Hosts Mike Ferguson and Mike Gibson introduce a true crime episode, discuss their upcoming trip to Crime Con, and give shoutouts to Patreon supporters.
Hosts Mike Ferguson and Mike Gibson introduce a true crime episode with casual banter and Patreon shoutouts before diving into a case.
Hosts Mike Ferguson and Mike Gibson introduce a true crime episode, give Patreon shoutouts, and discuss their busy schedule.
Hosts Mike Ferguson and Mike Gibson discuss true crime cases, including a conversation about the show To Catch a Predator.
Hosts Mike Ferguson and Mike Gibson introduce an episode of their true crime podcast, discussing personal anecdotes before diving into a criminal case.