Allowed in Evidence

De: G.J Fene

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

In this cold-case compilation, justice doesn’t arrive with sirens. It arrives with paper, indictments that read like blueprints, tower maps that turn a night into coordinates, appellate rulings that decide what the public is even allowed to hear.

Each story is told in first-person by someone who lives near the record: a docket runner who watches prosecutors turn a crew’s “rules” into racketeering math, a tour-accounting clerk who follows a murder-for-hire through money trails and middlemen, a courthouse stringer obsessed with rebuilding one violent night into a legal timeline, a cold-case volunteer who learns how a single hair can become a name forty years later, and a hospital compliance auditor who discovers how “what the court allowed” can shape truth as much as truth shapes verdicts.

Names and locations have been changed for privacy, but the engine stays brutally real: the way systems swallow people, the way evidence hardens into narrative, and the way families live with unanswered questions long after the courtroom lights go dark.

If you love true crime that feels like a casefile in your hands, tight, human, and haunted by what can’t be undone—these stories will stick with you.