Casefile

pc7 · 08-09-2019 1:51pm

I think Gen why or True Crime Garage did that one, I heard it before. Mad stuff, wrong time, wrong place.

runningbuddy · 08-09-2019 1:55pm

pc7 wrote: »

I think Gen why or True Crime Garage did that one, I heard it before. Mad stuff, wrong time, wrong place.

Absolutely horrific. Poor guy. True crime grapple covered it. Much better than Casefile. Explores the history of crime and violence in Mexico too.

tomwaits48 · 08-09-2019 5:59pm

PropJoe10 wrote: »

The Mark Kilroy one? First one I couldn't finish. Horrendous!:eek:

Great episode

runningbuddy · 08-09-2019 9:18pm

tomwaits48 wrote: »

Great episode

So well narrated. The only salvation for me was the fact that his parents have such strong faith...really seemed to help them through it.

beans · 09-09-2019 9:05am

Wearing someone's spinal column as a necklace is metal AF

sentient_6 · 09-09-2019 9:43am

Spoilers ffs.

09-09-2019 5:13pm

gruesome last 1/2 hour in that episode alright.

the fact that yer man wasn't bothered when he lops off the head of a hooded boy and finds out that it was his cousin says it all.

runningbuddy · 09-09-2019 6:05pm

glasso wrote: »

gruesome last 1/2 hour in that episode alright.

the fact that yer man wasn't bothered when he lops off the head of a hooded boy and finds out that it was his cousin says it all.

Sums it up alright...bloody savages.

21-09-2019 9:23am

The last one Hinterkaifeck was seemed disjointed in terms of narrative so I didn't even finish it.

The subject matter also was not great.

tomwaits48 · 21-09-2019 5:18pm

Folks, I’m enjoying trawling through the case file archives picking random ones to listen to, what would be your top 3 episodes for me to check out?

SteelyDanJalapeno · 21-09-2019 5:23pm

Sherri Rasmussen
Jennifer Pan
Tina Watson
Daniel Morcombe

A few of my favourites

Spanish Eyes · 21-09-2019 5:37pm

The episode about the Port Arthur mass killings in Tasmania is something else. Forget what episode it is sorry.

bottlebrush · 21-09-2019 5:46pm

Case 47: Yara Gambirasio

Case 71: Elodie Morel

pc7 · 21-09-2019 5:51pm

Tina Watson
Jennifer Pan
Daniel Morcombe (one of the saddest, his fathers words really stuck with me,)

tomwaits48 · 22-09-2019 9:24pm

So I just listened to the Daniel M one, wow, what an episode. Won’t post anything for fear of spoilers but that was utterly gripping. Thanks for the tip.

Cienciano · 23-09-2019 11:09am

tomwaits48 wrote: »

Folks, I’m enjoying trawling through the case file archives picking random ones to listen to, what would be your top 3 episodes for me to check out?

Any multi part episode was good too.

Kingp35 · 23-09-2019 12:46pm

The Silk Road episodes are different and excellent. I wish they would do more of the same.

pc7 · 24-09-2019 11:20am

Case 125 this week was very sad, glad they got closure.

pc7 · 24-09-2019 11:20am

tomwaits48 wrote: »

So I just listened to the Daniel M one, wow, what an episode. Won’t post anything for fear of spoilers but that was utterly gripping. Thanks for the tip.

Yeah really stuck with me since I've listened to it.

12-10-2019 9:15am

Is it just me who finds most of the episodes draggy and tired these days?

The magic is gone mostly

CiaranW · 12-10-2019 9:20am

glasso wrote:

Is it just me who finds most of the episodes draggy and tired these days?

glasso wrote:

The magic is gone mostly

I have been thinking this also but I think we have become desensitized to murders!!!

I am still enjoying moat of the episodes though.

12-10-2019 10:31am

CiaranW wrote: »

I have been thinking this also but I think we have become desensitized to murders!!!

I am still enjoying moat of the episodes though.

Just don't find the cases being done interesting tbh. I feel that the narrator is not giving it as much also.

At the start he used write the material now he's just reading it out

Fr Tod Umptious · 15-10-2019 5:24pm

Like others I have found them to be a bit less gripping than previously

But 126 Johnny Altinger.

Straight out of Criminals Minds, chilling to say the least

optogirl · 15-10-2019 7:51pm

Dateline have now released loads of their episodes as podcasts - very well done, lots of first hand interviews and hilariously OTT delivery from the hosts. I've burned through about 40 of them in the past couple of weeks. Some heart breakers in there though - thought I was fairly immune by now but was in tears at some of them.

megapixel · 19-10-2019 1:08pm

Any other podcast similar to this? I love the delivery and detail but struggling to find others where the presenters voice does not make me want to turn off or the reenactment of the event.
Thanks in advance.

Evil_g · 19-10-2019 3:53pm

Mens Rea is a good Irish one.

Arghus · 20-10-2019 9:07pm

megapixel wrote: »

Any other podcast similar to this? I love the delivery and detail but struggling to find others where the presenters voice does not make me want to turn off or the reenactment of the event.
Thanks in advance.

They walk among us.

pc7 · 31-10-2019 10:33am

Has anyone tried the new one Casefile have released Silent Waves? Is it worth a listen?

runningbuddy · 03-11-2019 2:34pm

The new episode is fantastic.

PropJoe10 · 03-11-2019 3:15pm

runningbuddy wrote: »

The new episode is fantastic.

The one with the French family? Intriguing story. Very well told.

runningbuddy · 03-11-2019 3:19pm

PropJoe10 wrote: »

The one with the French family? Intriguing story. Very well told.

Yes, the very one. Crazy story. I just don't what to think

HE HAS TO BE DEAD ??

PropJoe10 · 03-11-2019 5:32pm

runningbuddy wrote: »

Yes, the very one. Crazy story. I just don't what to think
HE HAS TO BE DEAD ??

Logically I'd agree, but there's something incredibly odd about that whole thing.

With the letter about the undercover work etc

. I really hope more light is shed on that case at some stage!

runningbuddy · 03-11-2019 7:22pm

PropJoe10 wrote: »

Logically I'd agree, but there's something incredibly odd about that whole thing.
With the letter about the undercover work etc
. I really hope more light is shed on that case at some stage!

It's a very bizarre tale alright. However,

he was financially ****ed.. he was probably driven to despair and cracked but how could he just disappear with no money ??

BonsaiKitten · 10-11-2019 2:41am

The new episode (130) was gripping but so infuriating. I just wanted to reach through the screen and shake people.

pc7 · 10-11-2019 9:44am

It was crazy, his poor family.

I feel so many more where responsible by the fact they did nothing to stop or help. Felt the judge was far too lenient too,if that was a US case lots of them would have been charged too rightly or wrongly

Eire-Dearg · 14-11-2019 12:49pm

Just listened to the French case. Absolutely mad story and one that seems tailor made for a future Netflix documentary!

Very well told as well. Had me hooked.

dastardly00 · 14-11-2019 2:37pm

Also just listened to the French case.

The story at the end where a guy was arrested in Scotland... I was like 'wow he was alive all along and they have caught him' and then it turns out it wasn't him. It was like Casefile decided to troll the listeners :pac:

tomwaits48 · 14-11-2019 5:48pm

pc7 wrote: »

It was crazy, his poor family.
I feel so many more where responsible by the fact they did nothing to stop or help. Felt the judge was far too lenient too,if that was a US case lots of them would have been charged too rightly or wrongly

the female lead in this story reminded me of my mates (now ex, thankfully) fiance. the phrase dodged a bullet springs to mind!!!

17-11-2019 5:12pm

The one this weekend about the young guy and the girl being killed and with subsequent crimes was good I thought.

Best one in a while.

and they guy was eventually caught because he was snared having a pedal and crank in a car a broad daylight lol

DukeCaboom · 17-11-2019 5:19pm

glasso wrote: »

The one this weekend about the young guy and the girl being killed and with subsequent crimes was good I thought.

Best one in a while.
and they guy was eventually caught because he was snared having a pedal and crank in a car a broad daylight lol

It reminded me of the episodes from when the pod started out.
Started re-listening to a few Jennifer Pan and port Arthur.
They were real ground breaking and set such a gold standard for all true crime podcasts.

Infernum · 17-11-2019 5:26pm

The Joe Cinque case was very disturbing to listen to.

It's frightening that someone can just murder someone out of pure spite and envy then plead insanity to get away with it. And all along, people knew about the girl's plans but didn't utter a word to anybody. Horrifying.

tomwaits48 · 21-11-2019 10:33pm

So I’ve just randomly listened to episode 52: Mary and Beth Stauffer, holy Jesus!! When the narrator does the voices of the protagonists it’s gas.

pc7 · 30-11-2019 4:19pm

Oh no

went to down load today’s and seen it’s Riu Pedro. His story was on the recent Madeline documentary and I was left so upset for his family. (Won’t say as I’m sure some will listen). But this story is up there with Daniel Morcombe. It really haunted me after seeing it on the show. So big time listener beware.

runningbuddy · 01-12-2019 3:08pm

new one is absolutely heartbreaking.

DMcL1971 · 02-12-2019 10:45pm

pc7 wrote: »

Has anyone tried the new one Casefile have released Silent Waves? Is it worth a listen?

Just finished listening to it and thoroughly enjoyed it. It looked at sex abuse and the psychological effects it has on victims and their families from a number of different points of view, some I had not considered before.

BettePorter · 21-12-2019 6:43pm

Anyone else find the background music in the latest epodode (the santa claus robbery ) really jarring. It sounds much louder and more intrusive than usual. I handt even noticed music before. Now its all i can hear.

pc7 · 03-02-2020 7:47pm

Wasn’t going to listen to this weeks as said was interview, but really good listen. It’s the soldier who reported his fellow soldiers for killing/raping family in Iraq.

PropJoe10 · 03-02-2020 10:45pm

pc7 wrote: »

Wasn’t going to listen to this weeks as said was interview, but really good listen. It’s the soldier who reported his fellow soldiers for killing/raping family in Iraq.

Was absolutely fascinating. Really added some background to what was a terrible case.

dastardly00 · 03-02-2020 11:11pm

pc7 wrote: »

Wasn’t going to listen to this weeks as said was interview, but really good listen. It’s the soldier who reported his fellow soldiers for killing/raping family in Iraq.

I must give it a go. I haven't listened to Casefile in about 3 months. This episode sounds interesting

Murdoc90 · 06-02-2020 2:21pm

Anyone who enjoyed The Silk Road 3 parter, the audiobook American Kingpin - which is heavily referenced - is available on youtube.

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