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True Crime Brewery is the true crime podcast that brings you deeply inside of a crime and its investigation. Hosts Jill and her pediatrician husband Dick use their medical knowledge and life experiences to share the stories behind some of the most compelling crimes from all over the world. And, just for fun, Dick uses his secondary expertise as a craft beer lover to review the best beers from the regions where each crime occurred. Meet this true crime obsessed couple at the quiet end of the bar to share a delicious craft beer and an immersive storytelling experience.Become...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Jill and Dick pair chronological case reconstruction with close attention to medical evidence, coercion, and the lives behind the crimes.
True Crime Brewery builds each case through careful chronology, with Jill leading the narrative and Dick joining the discussion. Their anthology format moves from suspected staged accidents and disappearances to fetal abduction and child abuse, while keeping family relationships…
An 'accident' believed for two decades is exactly the kind of story you bring to Jill and Dick.
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A patient cold-case review of the Burger Chef murders, grounded in family memory and lingering questions about motive.
The Burger Chef Murders revisits the killings of Jane Seafree, Marcus Flemons, Daniel R. Davis, and Ruthie Shelton, four young employees taken from a Burger Chef in Speedway and later found dead in Johnson County, Indiana.
A careful true-crime episode about four murders, a failed medical path, and a grudge that may have endured for years.
The Grudge follows Anthony Garcia from a childhood marked by a severe learning disability to medical school, then into Creighton University's pathology program, where his path began to collapse.
A family murder plot unfolds through resentment, money, manipulation, and one friend's confrontation.
Bart Whitaker's account follows a family story warped by affection, expectation, envy, and money. He describes feeling loved for an idealized version of himself, then ties that pressure to the resentment he carried toward his parents.
A somber look at Grace's final hours, Kempson's account, and the suitcase found west of Auckland.
Grace's 22nd birthday sits at the center of a grim account of a young woman whose hopes for seeing more of the world ended in a murder investigation.
A pink-ribbon rose delivery leads into a nearly 20-year pursuit of justice for Lita McClinton.
The Final Arrangement builds its pull from a delivery made to seem routine: pink roses in a white flower box, a pink ribbon, and a man arriving at Lita McClinton's door on a lightly rainy January morning in Atlanta.
A tiny needle mark drives a troubling account of Propofol, obsession, and a death with no clear medical explanation.
Murder by Injection traces Michelle Herndon's path from a promising life complicated by agonizing migraines to the treatment that helped her, and then to the fixation that made her vulnerable. The episode is sharpest after her death, when Dr.
A restrained missing-person episode that lets the unanswered facts do the work.
Vanished on Heworth Road keeps its focus tight on Claudia Lawrence's disappearance, and that works. The strongest material is the ordinary detail around her life, the March evening she vanished, the lack of a clear struggle, and the witness account near her front door.
A careful Porco case recap centered on tuition, grades, and the forged loan.
Not My Boy! The Crimes of Christopher Porco tracks a case that moves from family conflict into a straightforward legal record: school trouble, a forged transcript, and the forged $30,000 loan that helped set off the fallout.
Criminalistics, law, and public life explained patiently.
Serious conversations, held to account.
Australian headlines with pace and bite.
True crime from the people who lived nearby.
True crime where closure gets questioned.
Jill and Dick open with beer talk and then settle into Twisted Affection.
Andy Brewer disappears in Mena.
True Crime Brewery’s “Memory of Murder” centers on Susan Nason, an eight-year-old who vanished from Foster City in September 1969, and on the 1990 trial that followed Eileen Franklin Lipsker’s claim that she remembered who killed her.
True Crime Brewery’s Jackie Johns episode follows a 20-year-old Nixa, Missouri woman who worked at the Sale Barnyard Cafe and a Springfield Kmart while friends knew her as an advice-giving “Ann Landers” type.
Two boys went to settle who was the better shot - instead they found a brutally beaten body in the tall grass
True Crime Brewery follows Christopher's case from the moment his parents are found.
Dennis Juergens was a chubby, joyful, active toddler when Harold and Lois adopted him in White Bear Lake, Minnesota.
A cure for migraines became a deadly weapon in the hands of an obsessed nurse.
True Crime Brewery covers the 1957 abduction and murders of Barbara Grimes, 15, and Patricia Grimes, 13, after Leonard Prescott spots their bodies under a bridge in Willow Springs, Illinois.
True Crime Brewery turns to David Camm, a former Indiana State Police trooper who was charged after Kim Camm and their two children were shot in the garage on September 28, 2000.
Four young Burger Chef workers were kidnapped from work in Speedway and murdered.
A beloved TV personality is murdered—but the killer is someone she trusted
True Crime Brewery covers Dateline Unforgettable's "Smoke & Mirrors," centered on Naila Franklin, a 28-year-old Chicago pharmaceutical sales rep who vanished after September 18, 2007.
One April evening in 1991, Ann vanished.
On December 16, 2004, Becky Harper calls 911 after checking on her 23-year-old daughter, Bobbi Jo Stinnett.
The episode opens on a poisoned lunch.
True Crime Brewery opens with a warning and a drink, then settles into the Keddie Cabin 28 murders in Keddie, California.
A motorist comes across a black Cadillac smashed into a telephone pole on a quiet road in Santa Clarita, California, in the early hours of July 22, 1987.
Fred Jablin steps out for his newspaper on a cool October morning and is shot in front of his Richmond suburban home.
This true crime episode covers the case of Becky Godden Edwards, a young heroin addict and sex worker who went missing in 2003 but wasn't found until 2011 when serial killer Christopher Halliwell confessed to her murder after being arrested for killing Sian O'Callaghan.
This episode investigates the 2003 murder of Florence Unger at a Michigan lakeside resort, exploring her troubled marriage, divorce proceedings, and the suspicious circumstances surrounding her death.
This episode investigates the mysterious bathtub death of Shelley Kovlin, a successful financial broker trapped in an abusive marriage with her unemployed husband Rod.
True Crime Brewery opens with a warning, then moves to a shooting on a dirt road in Brackney, Pennsylvania.
True Crime Brewery starts with beer and banter, then moves into the killing of Katie Autry at Western Kentucky University on May 4, 2003.
A medical career turns into a hard question.
Kevin Spann's death sits at the center of a case built on deception and poor judgment.
Claudia Lawrence disappears from Heworth Road.
Monica Dunn was shot to death in her New Mexico home with her police officer husband Paul present, and he claimed she had done it herself.