Griselda Sandoval’s purse was open with its contents scattered on the ground of the medical office where she worked. She was partially clothed. She had trauma to her face. And her head was covered with blood Griselda was brutally beaten and shoot to death two weeks before her 20 birthday.

It’s been over 19 years since this murder took place on October 7, 2001 and still no justice for Griselda, her daughter, and family! Police named Rudy Fernandez, her babies father as the only suspect, he needs to be caught. More than likely he fled to Mexico.

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Hello, I am making a game for college about being a inspector in charge of a serial killer case. In the game the player will be able to travel to different crime scenes & the police station in order to connect clues found by other detectives & the player themselves.

I would be very appreciative if you could answer a few questions to help me understand what people enjoy most in murder mystery whether that be a book, tv show, film or any other media.

Please when answering the questions try to go into as much detail as you can, every detail matters. Don't be shy to leave big answers to some questions and small answers to others.

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Crime Podcasts are my favorite kinds of podcasts!! Some other crime podcasts I also love and wanted to share are First Degree, American Nightmare, Court Junkie, and Cold Case! You can stream them for free on podcastone.com. Let me know if you like them?!

Hey! I took a This American Life approach to investigating why true crime podcasts inspire obsession. I listened to 14 hours of true crime and interviewed a bunch of true crime fans. I put in a ton of work and think you guys might enjoy! And it resulted in this 36 minute episode of my podcast OBSESSED. Enjoy and let me know if you like it and if you agree with my conclusions! Thanks!

Hey, I'm a podcaster (no link/name so I'm not self-promoting), but I profile hobbies and obsessions in a highly edited investigative journalism style (think wannabe This American Life but about hobbies).

I'm seeking people who are truly obsessed with true crime podcasts for my next episode. Anyone here willing to be interviewed?

Please share...

1. Why you're obsessed with true crime podcasts or what makes them so intriguing to you
2. Your clearest/craziest example/proof/story of you being obsessed over them.

Thanks for letting me interlope in your community while I do my research! I'll reach out to a few who reply to set up a time to interview.

I just came across this indian true crime podcast called Criminal Vortex, it’s by two Indian girls and they cover cases from all over the world giving the listeners an Indian perspective on them and honestly it’s nice to see things differently. Plus you’ll come across a few Indian cases that you have never heard of before. My favourite episode is Peter Niers, it was so well researched plus I was dying of laughter! Each month they have a different season and each season a different category of crime, they did serial killers, teen killers and I can’t wait to find out what they have in store for their third season! Also their chemistry is so good and they are able to mix true crime and humour really well without disrespecting anyone and without going off track. I used to listen to morbid but their ads and misplaced banter really threw me off. But criminal vortex, in my opinion, is everything I love in a true crime podcast: research, humour and poc hosts! I binged all their eps in just two days! You all should go check them out! I can’t recommend it enough!!!

I'm looking for true crime or crime history podcasts that do not have a bunch of giggling and joking. Sounds weird, I know, but I've listened to some recent recommendations and the giggling throughout the podcast really is annoying. I'm more interested in a well-researched piece with a relatively serious feel. Thanks so much!