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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A disappearance pieced together through blood traces, recovered items, and the unanswered weight of a body never found.
A missing-person case builds around what is left behind when a body is gone: a pale stain, drops of blood, an emptied dumpster, and items recovered near the school. The episode moves through Officer Philip Camero's findings, Ms.
An unsolved disappearance where lost evidence and troubling leads keep the case unsettled.
Lisa's disappearance is framed as a cold case with a trail that feels unusually concrete: a driver's license recovered from the grocery store where she bought poke, scratches on Doug Holmes's face, two failed polygraphs, and a security guard's account of an argument around 11…
A Hawaii true-crime episode that keeps the convictions and lingering questions in careful tension.
The episode works through the Dana Ireland case by holding two pressures in balance: the convictions that shaped the official record and the questions that have kept the case unsettled.
A jealousy-framed case sharpened by fire evidence, shell casings, and testimony.
Jealousy gives this review of Orlando Ganel Sr. its frame, but the stronger material comes from the evidence trail: fire investigator Glenn Solom's account of liquid accelerant and separately started fires, and the spent shell casing in Ganel's truck that matched shells…
A listener-suggested case where one firearm connection deepens the mystery around two murders and three deaths.
Casey Miley Smith was 21 when a single gunshot wound to the head ended her life, and Raven Aiko follows a case that still keeps part of its answer out of reach.
Measured true crime with uneasy questions.
Raven Aiko traces Frank Charles Jonto from a 1963 birth in South Carolina and repeated Hawaii probation terms to the 1997 case involving Jackie Koja in Wahiawa.
Raven Aiko covers the 1982 disappearance of 19-year-old Kailua hairdresser Lisa Au, whose 1976 Toyota was found near Mauna Wili after a stormy night on Oahu.
Raven Aiko frames Vice Cubes: A True Crime Podcast, Cube 12 - Dana, around Dana Marie Ireland’s Christmas Eve 1991 death in Kapoho, Hawaii, and a case she calls one of true crime in Hawaii’s most controversial.
Vice Cubes episode 11 follows Orlando Ganel Sr.'s jealous rampage in Hawaii, which the host says left five people dead and three injured.
Raven Aiko opens Vice Cubes: A True Crime Podcast, Cube 10 - Bug, with Casey Miley Smith's 2009 death in Orchid Land, Puna District, on the Big Island of Hawaii.
Host Raven Ico introduces a case about a man who posted a cryptic rant before committing a family annihilation in Hawaii.
Host Raven Ico introduces a true crime episode about a violent crime against a child, with a trigger warning and listener discretion advised.
Host Raven Ico recounts the 1992 murder of a Hawaii police sergeant on the Big Island.