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Unspeakable is a True Crime Podcast hosted by Criminal Justice educator, Law Enforcement expert and former Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola Classifications Officer Kelly Jennings.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Kelly Jennings pairs detailed case narration with clear explanations of investigative strategy, forensic evidence, and the human consequences behind criminal proceedings.
Kelly Jennings tells case stories with a forceful mix of narrative detail and criminal-investigation context. Unspeakable follows crimes from relationships and disappearances through searches, interviews, physical evidence, and courtroom outcomes, while multi-part cases leave…
The fire pit leads to a forensic anthropologist when your favorite question is 'how do they prove it?'
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A Louisiana traffic stop turns into a major meth seizure and quick federal indictment.
A Livingston Parish traffic stop opens into a sizable federal drug case, with authorities reporting 164 kilos of methamphetamine, $7,100 in cash, and a hidden compartment found along Interstate 12.
Death Row's fences, alarms, and towers give the episode its starkest sense of confinement.
A van brings Derek to his new home, and the episode lets that arrival harden into a close look at Death Row's outer defenses. At first, the place seems almost ordinary beyond the fencing and Constantine wire.
At Angola, prison security and human decency meet in one telling yard exchange.
The interview centers on Derek Todd Lee's controlled arrival at Angola, where Warden Burrell Cain kept movement, escorts, public comments, and contact with prison life under tight control.
A Facebook Marketplace-linked shooting becomes a brief, practical warning about safer meetups and online-transaction risk.
This single-episode review follows the killing of a Memphis father and his teenage daughter, found shot inside their vehicle on a remote gravel road in northern Mississippi, and keeps its focus on the broader risk around Facebook Marketplace meetups.
A brisk crime-news preview with sharp Duggar commentary, clear evidence lines, and a grim Nebraska murder case.
Crime Wire Weekly previews a messy week in crime news with a loose, pointed tour through Duggar-related arrests and a Nebraska murder case. The Duggar stretch is the clearest part: it separates a misdemeanor kidnapping charge from the more firmly stated evidence in Josh Duggar's…
A blunt, reactive crime segment with a clear Rihanna focus and some ad clutter.
The episode moves from a serious crime story into a Rihanna segment, and the tone stays blunt, reactive, and unfiltered throughout. The Rihanna discussion is the strongest stretch, because it keeps its edge and stays on the details that matter instead of wandering.
A prison interview that makes the DTL story feel immediate and grounded.
KJ leans on the Derek Todd Lee series to anchor a tighter conversation, with Burl Kane in the studio walking through how one Angola escape actually unfolded.
A blunt finish that treats brutality as consequence, not spectacle.
Part 2 closes the Knoxville case with Kelly Jennings giving a blunt, matter of fact rundown of what happened in Knoxville, Tennessee, and why the violence around Colleen Slimmer hit so hard.
Direct fuel for intentional living.
Cold cases, carried back into the light.
True crime built from the stubborn detail.
Cold cases worked on tape, one season at a time.
Kelly Jennings opens Unspeakable with the Knoxville, Tennessee setting, then introduces 23-year-old Christopher Newsom Jr.
Derek Todd Lee is brought into Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola, where the narrator explains the prison’s gates, trustees, classification system, and the separate Death Row building.
The episode starts with Ashley and Tracy, then works backward through how the relationship came together.
Crime Wire Weekly covers four major cases from March 2026: a Louisiana retrial involving companion culpability in sexual assault, a Honolulu inmate on work furlough who murdered his girlfriend and stabbed his estranged wife, a Florida grandmother's murder of her elderly roommate, and a Georgia teacher killed during a school prank.
Police search the house and backyard for traces tied to Seth.
Kelly Jennings opens with Summerfield, Florida, and then centers 15-year-olds Seth Jackson and Amber Wright, whose relationship included sex, drugs, and repeated breakups.
It starts blunt.
A body is found in the woods outside Knoxville.
KJ opens Part 2 with a quick recap and heads right back to Knoxville.
Derek Todd Lee's arrest in Atlanta triggers an extradition fight, but the hearing on May 28, 2003 at Fulton County Superior Court ends with Lee saying, "I'm ready to go back." The episode follows his transfer to Baton Rouge Metropolitan Airport, his booking on first-degree murder and aggravated rape, and the interview where he says, "Y'all got my DNA" and asks for a female attorney.
Crime Wire Weekly on Unspeakable opens with four headline cases: a 27-21 Indiana Hoosiers national championship in Miami, a Texas prison death linked to Jared Dicus, an 11-year-old charged in Pennsylvania after a Nintendo Switch was taken away, and a McDonald’s credit-card scam in Springtown.
Kelly Jennings opens "Unspeakable" with a 2017 Medford, Oregon case involving 11-year-old Sierra Fryer, her father Aaron Fryer, and her sister Ellie.
CrimeWire Weekly on March 20, 2026 leads with the dismissal of all charges against Melanie Carton after a March 17 Livingston Parish retrial ended in a unanimous not-guilty verdict.
Crime Wire Weekly 1/30/26 ranges from a Wilson, Louisiana, stabbing tied to an off-duty assistant police chief to a DeLand, Florida, bus-stop attack stopped by a passerby with a toolbox.
Crime Wire Weekly 2/6/26 runs through five true-crime headlines, including Sha'Carri Richardson's arrest in Orange County, Florida, for driving 104 miles per hour under the state's super speeder law.
Derek Todd Lee’s killings in Baton Rouge and Lafayette trigger a public fear of a “white man in that white truck,” and the episode tracks how police start piecing the case together.
A conversation built on small turns starts with a man seen near Randy Muir’s house, wearing gloves and carrying a knife, then circles back to the claim that his vehicle was broken down even though it started right up after he was given a ride back to it at what is now Jett’s Food Mart.
Kelly Jennings centers this DTL installment on the shift from a flawed FBI profile to DNA evidence that identifies Derek Todd Lee as the Baton Rouge serial killer.
Kelly Jennings's DTL - Part 13: Mistaken Identity follows the Christmas Eve disappearance of Mary Ann Fowler after she stops at a Subway on Highway 415 near Port Allen.
Crime Wire Weekly opens with the reported killing of Nemesio Cervantes, known as El Mencho, during a military operation in Jalisco, followed by cartel roadblocks, bus fires, and flight cancellations in Puerto Vallarta.
Justin Timberlake's released body cam footage from his 2024 DUI shows him struggling through field sobriety tests.
Comprehensive career retrospective with Blake Austin covering his journey from Penrith Panthers debut through Canberra Raiders glory years to Super League success.
Real men don't abuse women. They don't kill them, but they sure as hell don't rape them.
The Los Gatos Party Mom case reveals how trusted adults weaponize their homes against children
DTL (Derek Todd Lee) documentary series, Part 14: "The Final Victim." Episode focuses on Louisiana serial killer investigation showing granular investigative work and systemic failure.
This episode of CrimeWire Weekly covers various true crime headlines, including Shia LaBeouf's arrest during Mardi Gras in New Orleans, a Mardi Gras float bead-throwing incident, a violent pickleball brawl in Florida, a prison escape in Arkansas, a teen murder in Mississippi, and a former police chief's arson spree in Maryland.
KJ presents Part 2 of a true crime story about Shannon and Chris, a young couple who disappeared in Knoxville.
Host Kelly Jennings interviews former Angola Warden Burl Cain about managing serial killer Derek Todd Lee, prison discipline, death row escapes, and rehabilitation.
CrimeWire Weekly opens with Corey Richens, the Utah mom and children's book author accused of fatally poisoning Eric Richens with a fentanyl-laced Moscow mule, and notes the prosecution's financial-motive theory, the March 2022 death, and the five-week trial now underway in Park City.
A true crime podcast host discusses a variety of crime-related news stories including a baseball rivalry incident, gun confiscations, a heroic tackle, and celebrity assault.
A true crime podcast host introduces the show, discusses her background, and promotes her social media and merchandise.
A roundup of various crime news stories including a paramedic guilty of eyedrops murder, a short prison sentence for a boating death, a repairman offering repairs for sex, a woman sending ex's nudes, the ketamine queen sentenced in Matthew Perry's death, a Louisiana Airbnb shooting, a wolf attack at Hershey Park, and a woman saving a double murder suspect from drowning.
Host Kelly Jennings introduces her true crime podcast, sharing personal anecdotes and shout-outs before delving into a shocking crime case.
The hosts discuss multiple true crime headlines including a murder conviction, a cold case arrest, and a kidnapping incident.
A narrative true crime episode detailing the murders committed by serial killer Derek Todd Lee in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
A weekly roundup of crime stories from across the US, including vandalism, teacher arrest, homicide, and DUI.
The episode opens with sponsor ads and a dedication to 9/11 victims before likely delving into a true crime case.
A weekly roundup of various crime stories from across the US, including a road rage murder, a cold case, and a scam.
A true crime podcast covering multiple recent crime stories including a church shooting, cashless bail, and the Menendez brothers parole denial.