A loose, personable Zodiac review where uneasy questions matter as much as the cast.
Lisa and Chelle of Whose Crime Is It Anyway? join Courtney and Stephanie from Terrified and Tipsy for a loose, companionable review of the 2007 Zodiac movie.

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Lisa and Chelle are two Canadian friends who cover True Crime from the True North. Coast to coast and all throughout history there’s crime being committed across Canada. We ask the questions you want to ask, we theorize on what really happened, and we try to find out the truth behind every single case. If you’re like us, you’ll always be wondering…Whose Crime Is It Anyway?
Ryan Shtuka leaves a party, and you start counting the missing minutes with Lisa and Chelle.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A loose, personable Zodiac review where uneasy questions matter as much as the cast.
Lisa and Chelle of Whose Crime Is It Anyway? join Courtney and Stephanie from Terrified and Tipsy for a loose, companionable review of the 2007 Zodiac movie.
A routine clogged-drain call leads into a grim Ontario case shaped by deeply unsettling evidence.
A routine plumbing call in Oshawa turns into the entry point for a grim Ontario case after a plumber working on a clogged drain calls 911 over what he fears may be human flesh.
A cold-weather disappearance shaped by a short walk, a missing timeline, and no settled answer.
Ryan vanishes after leaving a party near Burfield Drive at Sun Peaks around 2 a.m., and Whose Crime Is It Anyway? keeps its focus on the short walk that should have brought him home.
A burned truck, a changed scene, and missing essentials keep Marshall Iwaasa's disappearance caught between evidence and unanswered questions.
A burned truck gives this disappearance an immediate, unsettling shape, and the episode is strongest when it stays close to the physical details. Lisa and Shell track how hikers photographed the scene before reporting it to the RCMP, then how officers arrived to find it changed.
A grim, focused episode about how spiritual certainty can turn abuse into obedience.
Rock Terrio's Ant Hill Kids story turns bleakest when cruelty is presented as guidance from a higher power. Lisa and Chelle trace the move from malnourished bodies and punishments to Solange's letter, where violence is described as the work of a powerful spirit acting through…

Canadian cases, told patiently and through the record.




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.
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A plumber clearing clogged pipes in Oshawa, Ontario pulls out flesh-like material and calls 911, which leads police to Adam Strong's basement suite.
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Lisa and Shell open with the November 14 atmospheric river in British Columbia, saying mudslides, highway collapses, and evacuation orders stranded almost 300 people and forced airlifts near the Coquihalla Highway and Highway 1.
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Lisa and Chelle investigate Roch Thériault, a Quebec commune leader who claimed to receive messages from God and prepared followers for a February 17, 1979 apocalypse.
Two Canadian friends discuss a 1982 case of a mysterious fugitive linked to a plane crash in Montana.
Two Canadian friends discuss a mysterious case of a man who becomes increasingly paranoid and believes someone is trying to kill him.
Lisa and Chelle discuss listener reviews and introduce a disturbing true crime case involving a movie reenactment and interrogation video.
Two Canadian hosts discuss the 2002 disappearance of 21-year-old Lisa Marie Young from Nanaimo, British Columbia.
The hosts discuss part two of the murder case of Diane Rewendewicz, including the arrest and trial of prime suspect Robert Badgerow.
Two Canadian friends return from a hiatus to discuss true crime cases, starting with a voice identification game.
Two Canadian friends discuss a historical murder case, the Richardson family murders in Medicine Hat, Alberta.