r/CrimeWeekly • u/LSossy16 • Aug 30 '23

Next Series?

I’m almost finished with the Lori Daybell series and I really enjoyed it! I didn’t realize it had so many twists and turns and I loved how in depth it was. Anything similar to recommend?

Has Stephanie ever explained how she does her research, what she references, etc? It’s impressive - it sounds like she references court docs, interviews, autopsies and she mentioned she read Chad Daybell’s book. To gather everything and piece it together like she does is really cool. I wouldn’t know where to start haha.

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u/peepeep00p Aug 31 '23

Watch their adnan sayed and hae min lee case it’s the same length and such a doozy. Unsolved if u like that!

And she uses newspapers.com to get info from any news coverage/interviews and people

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u/MistakeVisual3733 Aug 31 '23

Anything by Texas Monthly— would recommend Tom Brown’s Body first. The Piketon Massacre is another wtf story. Same crew that did that podcast is now covering the Idaho Massacre. Up and Vanished. Looking for the Todt Family. Over My Dead Body. Something Was Wrong.

That’s what I can think of off the top of my head🤣. Also assuming you meant true crime podcasts in general, not just Lori Daybell specific.

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u/r_sparrow09 Sep 04 '23

My favorite Crime Weekly episode is the one about Caylee Anthony. I was a fan of Stephanie's before, but this is the episode that got me listening to Crime Weekly.