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GRIMM: A True Crime Podcast

GRIMM: A True Crime Podcast

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Two best friends retell stories about murders, mysteries, and all the spine chilling things in between. Expect laughter, tears, and some chills along the way.2e3d1760-1002-11f0-b5ab-13607f04cf1b Biografías y Memorias Crímenes Reales
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  • Episode 122: Fred and Rose West- Part 1

    Episode 122: Fred and Rose West- Part 1
    Apr 1 2026

    In the first of this series, Marina explores the origins of one of Britain's most notorious killer couples — Fred and Rose West. From Fred's troubled childhood and his first murders in the 1960s, to Rose's deeply disturbed upbringing and how the two came together in Gloucester, this episode traces the making of two killers before the world knew their names.
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    55 m
  • Episode 121: The Starved Rock Murders

    Episode 121: The Starved Rock Murders
    Mar 18 2026

    In March 1960, a quiet day trip to Starved Rock State Park ended in tragedy. Three women set out to hike the trails and never came home.


    What followed was a confession, a conviction, and decades of lingering doubt. The man who admitted to the crime later recanted, raising unsettling questions about how the case was handled and whether the truth was ever fully uncovered.


    In this episode, we walk through what happened that day, the investigation that followed, and why the Starved Rock murders still feel unresolved more than 60 years later.
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    1 h y 12 m
  • Episode 120: The Murder of Daisy De La O

    Episode 120: The Murder of Daisy De La O
    Mar 4 2026

    Daisy De La O was nineteen years old when she was murdered outside her Compton apartment in February 2021. Her killer, Victor Sosa, was identified quickly. Then nothing happened. In this episode, Marina tells the story of who Daisy was, the relationship that killed her, and how the people who loved her refused to let her case go cold.
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    56 m
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