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Crimes We Didn’t Commit

Crimes We Didn’t Commit

Crimes We Didn’t Commit is a true crime podcast covering wild cases, dark details, and the occasional laugh—don’t worry, we didn’t do it.

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  • 25 episodes
  • weekly
  • Avg 1 hr
  • English
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  • S1 · E7
    May 5 · 57 min

    Scissor Sisters

    Dive into the chilling true story of Ireland’s infamous Scissor Sisters case—a brutal murder that shocked Dublin and captivated the world. In this episode, we uncover the disturbing events surrounding sisters Linda and Charlotte Mulhall, the violent killing of Farah Swaleh Noor, and the twisted family dynamics behind one of the country’s most horrifying crimes.

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  • S1 · E7
    April 28 · 45 min

    Daniel Harold Rolling

    Daniel Harold Rolling: drifter, failed family man, part-time robber, and full-time nightmare fuel—best known for turning Gainesville, Florida, into everyone’s worst back-to-school season in 1990. Nicknamed the “Gainesville Ripper” (because apparently “absolute human disaster” didn’t test as well), Rolling carved out a gruesome legacy through a series of horrifying murders that sparked nationwide panic, inspired urban legends, and probably made every college student triple-check their locks. With a childhood steeped in violence, a rap sheet longer than a CVS receipt, and a face only a parole board could ignore, Rolling’s life was a grim cocktail of chaos, brutality, and terrible decisions. In this episode, we dig into the twisted path that led him from troubled runaway to one of America’s most notorious killers—proving that sometimes the scariest monsters don’t hide under the bed; they hitchhike to Florida.

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  • S1 · E6
    April 21 · 1 hr 8 min

    Red Ripper

    In this episode, we dive into the chilling details of the Red Ripper case—uncovering how it began, the key events that shaped the investigation, and the questions that still remain unanswered. From the earliest clues to the most unsettling theories, we piece together a story that continues to haunt true crime history.

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  • S1 · E5
    April 14 · 42 min

    Henry Lee Lucas

    He confessed to hundreds of murders. Police believed him. Cases were closed. Families thought they had answers. But what if almost all of it was a lie? In this episode, we dive into the disturbing story of Henry Lee Lucas—the man once labeled the most prolific serial killer in American history. As investigators rushed to clear cold cases, Lucas became their perfect solution… confessing to crimes he couldn’t have possibly committed. This isn’t just a story about murder. It’s a story about manipulation, desperation, and a system that may have chosen closure over truth. How many victims were real—and how many were just convenient? 👂🏼Listener discretion is advised.

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  • S1 · E4
    April 7 · 47 min

    The Butcher of the Ruhr

    He didn’t just kill… he consumed. Some crimes don’t end when the victim is gone.

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