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Snakes are long and limbless reptiles covered in overlapping scales. There are more than 3,400 species, and many have skulls with enough joints to swallow prey bigger than their heads. Snakes are, in essence, lizards that have undergone a reduction in their structure and become simplified with evolution. You either like them, or you hate […]

We tend to think of crimes of passion as occurring between lovers, married couples, or participants in a love triangle – willing or otherwise. But passionate hatred isn’t limited to romantic or amorous relationships. After all, Cain and Abel were brothers, and the murder of Abel is recorded in the earliest books of the Christian […] The post Love Bites: Cinnamon Brown first appeared on True Crime Cases w. Lanie.

We never really know who we’re interacting with online. It takes just one wrong person knowing who you are, where you live, and seemingly inconsequential details about your life for everything to turn deadly. Whether you’re a Gen Z kid or a millennial whose parents never let you use the family PC unsupervised, the internet […] The post Dating App Dangers first appeared on True Crime Cases w. Lanie.

Religious and spiritual faiths and the practices associated with them are misrepresented ridiculously often – especially so if they deviate from the norm in, say, predominantly Christian communities. In these societies, anything not adhering to strict Christian principles has historically gained the label of “occult,” and any symbolism or practices under that label are demonized […] The post It’s not about the Vodou first appeared on True Crime Cases w. Lanie.

Welcome to another episode of True Crime Cases with Lanie. Today, we have a special episode featuring the podcast Diagnosing A Killer. If you’re passionate about true crime and mental health, you’re in for an insightful and thought-provoking journey. Diagnosing A Killer is hosted by two sisters, Koelle and Kenna, who delve deep into the […] The post True Crime Cases Presents: Diagnosing A Killer [Full Episode] first appeared on True Crime Cases w. Lanie.

On March 18, 1984, Katsuhisha Ezaki came home from work and decided to go for a bath. When he got ready for this bath at around 9 pm, he had utterly no idea that this dip in the tub was going to render him incredibly vulnerable in only a matter of moments. Content Warnings: unsolved […] The post The Monster with 21 Faces first appeared on True Crime Cases w. Lanie.

Hi everyone! I appreciate your patience as we navigate the next episode! I wanted to quickly come here to release an updated episode that catches you up for the rest of the year, and I hope that I will see you in person soon! It means so much that you would come and see me! […] The post Quick Updates [TL; DL in Show Notes!] first appeared on True Crime Cases w. Lanie.

Social media platforms are designed to be addictive, and one far too common side effect of this is that many young people spend hours scrolling through their feeds, comparing themselves to others, and feeling inadequate. Conversely, though, social media sites also give individuals with narcissistic personality traits a chance to keep the focus of their […] The post The Tiktok Murders: Mahek and Ansreen Bukhari first appeared on True Crime Cases w. Lanie.

The phrase “You can’t have your cake and eat it too” is an idiom that dates back several centuries. Its origins can be traced to the 16th century, although the exact phrase has evolved over time. Originally, the phrase appeared in different forms, such as “you can’t eat your cake and have it” or “you […] The post  Ezra McCandless first appeared on True Crime Cases w. Lanie.

In 2020, the FBI had a shocking admission to make regarding the homicide clearance rates of police investigations across America. That year, they hit a record low, plummeting to under 50%, and it hasn’t bounced back since. This means that roughly half of all murders remain unsolved—an unsettling statistic, especially given the current surge in […] The post Charlottesville Unsolved: Pherbia ‘Faye’ Tinsley & Sage Smith first appeared on True Crime Cases w. Lanie.

In this gripping episode of “True Crime Cases with Lanie,” we delve deep into the shocking and complex murder case of Flordelis Dos Santos de Souza, a Brazilian gospel singer, pastor, and politician, whose life took a dark turn with the brutal murder of her husband, Anderson do Carmo. Join us as we peel back […] The post Flordelis Dos Santos de Souza first appeared on True Crime Cases w. Lanie.

Join Lanie as she delves into the tragic story of Joan D’Alessandro, a 7-year-old girl whose life was tragically cut short. In this episode, we explore the details of her abduction, the investigation, and the impact on her family and community. More Info:  Content Warnings: murder and sexual assault of a child Book Giveaway:To enter: […] The post The Case of Joan D’Alessandro first appeared on True Crime Cases w. Lanie.

Rarely do I encounter cases where the veracity of facts is so hotly contested that I find myself wavering in my stance. Typically, my research journey leads me through a maze of articles, books, and newspaper reports, where minor discrepancies may arise regarding details. Yet, a cohesive narrative of agreed-upon facts generally emerges. Content Warnings: […] The post The Case of John Bodkin Adams first appeared on True Crime Cases w. Lanie.

If you’ve been immersed in the true crime world for some time, you’re likely aware of the unfortunate reality that perpetrators of violent crime disproportionately target specific groups in our society. Women, people of color, members of the LGBTQ+ community, drug users, and sex workers often find themselves facing violence at alarmingly higher rates than […] The post The Laredo Serial Killer first appeared on True Crime Cases w. Lanie.

The alarming prevalence of domestic abuse, also known as intimate partner violence, extends globally. According to the CDC, about 41% of women and 26% of men have encountered violence from an intimate partner. These statistics are inherently skewed due to underreporting, driven by various factors such as fear of disbelief, hesitancy among minority groups based […] The post Tonya Ford & Barbara Sheehan first appeared on True Crime Cases w. Lanie.

While the myth persists that pain enhances creativity and seeking help dulls artistic abilities, some artists indeed turn to illicit substances driven by a desire for heightened experiences. Jazz guitarist Brent Vaartstra aptly notes, “Artists are pleasure seekers […] They want to feel something different, be something different, so that they may get a different […] The post Love Bites: A Jazz Tragedy first appeared on True Crime Cases w. Lanie.

During our brief winter break, we’re excited to bring you a special episode that aligns with our commitment to ethical storytelling and advocacy. Our friends at the “Sins and Survivors” podcast are stepping in to shed light on an important and sensitive case. In this exclusive feed drop, we introduce you to the story of […] The post Where is Camille Dardanes Dotson? Pt 1, Presented by Sins & Survivors Podcast first appeared on True Crime Cases w. Lanie.

Today, we have a special treat for you as we welcome a distinguished guest, none other than Kristen Seavey, the brilliant mind behind the Murder, She Told podcast. In this episode, Kristen joins us to share a compelling and deeply personal case involving her friend, Danielle Bertolini. Kristen, a native Mainer, and dedicated victims’ advocate […] The post Danielle Bertolini – Presented By Murder, She Told first appeared on True Crime Cases w. Lanie.

I’m thrilled to introduce you to an extraordinary new podcast that will send shivers down your spine – “Unsafe Spaces.” In the spotlight for its first season is the bone-chilling saga “Tampa’s Missing Men.” This serialized journey takes a deep dive into crimes that stain the sanctuaries we hold dear – our churches, the LGBTQ+ […] The post Introducing: Unsafe Spaces first appeared on True Crime Cases w. Lanie.

We’ve chosen a slightly different path as we approach the final episode of 2023. Today’s cases will be less emotionally intense, offering a reprieve as we transition into the festive season and the new year with a lighter spirit. We will focus on incidents where, despite criminal actions, no physical harm befell anyone – those […] The post Crimson Tales: Holiday Crime Special first appeared on True Crime Cases w. Lanie.