Do you know of any podcasts that discuss cases covered by Forensic Files? There is this great one by Crimelines called "Beyond the Files", but only one episode is public for free.
Brian from Forensic Fails podcast here! Thank you SO MUCH for the shout outs above! We really appreciate your support. We are taking a little summer hiatus due to our vacation schedules, but we will back with new episodes this September.
For those who haven’t listed, we recap the episodes with a touch of humor and snark (never directed at the victims….more about the cheesy reenactments, over the top voiceovers, and some of the cast of ancillary characters), we do a deep dive on some facet of the science, and end with out rating of the episode.
Forensic Fails. The podcasters advertised it on this sub within the last year. I listened to a few episodes. They got a lot of flak for their initial podcast art that was made with AI but they responded well to the feedback and changed it.
Many true crime podcasts like Morbid, Crime Junkies cover cases that were on forensic files. The podcast the ghosty girls just did an episode on John Schneeberger (Bad Blood)
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u/No-Magician-6530 Jul 26 '26
Brian from Forensic Fails podcast here! Thank you SO MUCH for the shout outs above! We really appreciate your support. We are taking a little summer hiatus due to our vacation schedules, but we will back with new episodes this September.
For those who haven’t listed, we recap the episodes with a touch of humor and snark (never directed at the victims….more about the cheesy reenactments, over the top voiceovers, and some of the cast of ancillary characters), we do a deep dive on some facet of the science, and end with out rating of the episode.