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Crime Clueless

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Crime Clueless started with one mission: introduce true crime to someone who'd never heard a single case. Over 100 episodes later, that newbie is gone. Unsolved cases. Unbelievable twists. Details that will make your blood boil. We don't just recap cases, we pull them apart — diving deep into the stories you haven't heard and reexamining the ones you thought you knew. If you want true crime that hits differently, this is where you belong. We're just getting started.

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  • 36 episodes
  • Avg 1 hr 2 min
  • English
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  • #126
    August 20 · 1 hr 16 min

    The Wax Museum Murder - Patsy Wright (part two)

    Patsy Wright had everything — a thriving business, a dream ranch, and a life finally moving exactly where she wanted it. Someone in her inner circle made sure she never got there, and nearly forty years later, they've never had to answer for it.

  • #125
    August 19 · 1 hr 26 min

    The Wax Museum Murder - Patsy Wright (part one)

    In October 1987, a Texas socialite came home from a Halloween party, put on her pink pajamas, and reached for the cold medicine she kept in her bathroom. She never made it to morning — and it would take eight days, one instinct, and a $100,000 machine to find out why.

  • #124
    August 12 · 1 hr 9 min

    Does She Feel Safer? A Conversation with SafeNest's Liz Ortenburger

    Domestic violence keeps surfacing in our casework — quietly, often without a single official record before someone disappears. This episode, we sit down with Liz Ortenburger, CEO of SafeNest, Nevada's largest domestic and sexual violence nonprofit, to ask why. Liz challenges some of the field's oldest assumptions — that punishment alone makes people safer, that funding should only go to survivors, that "why didn't she just leave" is even the right question — and lays out what a system built on p

  • #123
    August 5 · 51 min

    No One Stopped - The Murder of Barbara Mae Tucker (part one)

    On a January night in 1980, a 19-year-old college student ran into traffic on a road in Gresham, Oregon, waving her arms, begging for help. Car after car swerved around her. Nobody stopped. By morning, she was gone. This week: the murder of Barbara Mae Tucker, the massive investigation that followed, and the community it changed forever.

  • #122
    August 5 · 1 hr 1 min

    No One Stopped - The Murder of Barbara Mae Tucker (part 2)

    The investigation into Barbara Mae Tucker's 1980 murder generated hundreds of leads, dozens of suspects, and a suspect sketch built from hypnosis. None of it was right. This episode: the piece of forensic evidence that finally cracked the case, and the identity behind it — one nobody who worked this case ever saw coming.

  • #121
    July 29 · 1 hr 8 min

    Bad Entities - The Murder of Eric Preimesberger

    When Eric Preimesberger vanished from Reno in April 2010, his wife said he simply walked out. His mother never believed it — and what she uncovered would expose a hundred-year-old loophole in Nevada law that let one of the people responsible walk free.

  • #120
    July 22 · 59 min

    The Copycat Murder - Stacy Hunsucker (part two)

    A staged kidnapping. A poisoned child. A trial that still hasn't happened. Part two of the Hunsucker case picks up where Part One left off — and gets so much worse.

  • #119
    July 22 · 56 min

    The Copycat Murder - Stacy Hunsucker (part one)

    He never once said he missed her. A babysitter noticed. Weeks after a South Carolina eye drop case made headlines nearby, flight paramedic Josh Hunsucker's wife died the same way. Part one of our two-part deep dive into the Hunsucker case.

  • #118
    July 15 · 1 hr 3 min

    The Tangled Web - Steven Clayton

    She shot her husband with a crossbow — and he forgave her. Two years later, he was dead, poisoned with something sitting in almost every medicine cabinet in America. The story of Lana and Steven Clayton, and the "tangled web" that took a judge's breath away.

  • #115
    July 1 · 1 hr 26 min

    The Borrowed Car - Gary Triano (part two)

    The case went cold for nearly a decade. Then a storage unit in California changed everything — and what was inside it was worse than anyone imagined.

  • #113
    June 24 · 1 hr 1 min

    The Night Shift - CJ DeLuca

    On September 12th, 1985, 23-year-old CJ DeLuca was working an overnight shift at a Connecticut gas station. By morning, he was dead — and three hours later, a second gas station attendant had been shot with the same gun. This wasn't a random act of violence. It was a spree.

  • #112
    June 17 · 1 hr 10 min

    The Lifeguard Chair - Molly Bish

    On the morning of June 27th, 2000, sixteen-year-old Molly Bish was dropped off for her second day as a lifeguard at Comins Pond in Warren, Massachusetts. She walked toward the water with her things, her mom watched her go, and drove away. Less than fifteen minutes later, the chair was empty. Molly's flip-flops, her first aid kit, her lunch and her towel were sitting at the water's edge — but Molly wasn't there.

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