62 episodes
Crime of a Lifetime Lifetime®
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- True Crime
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4.7 • 290 Ratings
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True-crime fanatics Kerry Ipema and Quinlan Pozner dive weekly into real crimes ripped straight from the headlines to uncover the truth that lies beyond them. They follow the stories as they unfold in real-time and pull apart fact from fiction to paint in vivid detail the hard-to-believe crimes you will not soon forget.
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Goodbye of a Lifetime
After 57 episodes, the team at Crime of a Lifetime is saying goodbye. It has been such a joy bringing to life stories of death, survival, villains, and heroes. We’re so grateful to all of our listeners and to the team who made it possible: Kerry and Quin (hosts), Tanner Robbins (producer), Hazel May (researcher), Julie McGruder and John Thrasher (senior producers), Arlen Ginsburg and Hansdale Hsu(sound designers), McCamey Lynn (supervising producer), and Jessie Katz (executive producer).
But never fear; Quin and Kerry have another podcast! Find more terrifying and scintillating true crime stories on their other show ‘Truly Darkly Creeply’ wherever you listen to podcasts.
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Swiped To Death
In 2016, Sarah Butler goes on a first date with a guy she met online. When she doesn’t come home her girlfriends panic, but instead of hand-wringing, they fly into action. They use every method at their disposal to track down the mysterious man and they won’t be stopped until he is.
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Cooking Up a Cover-Up
Working in the restaurant industry is notoriously difficult–the hours are long and the work demanding. And for David Viens, managing the stress gets a whole lot harder when he takes on another full-time gig–covering up the murder of his wife.
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The Demon Baker of Anchorage
Alaska is known for months without sunshine, but for sex workers in the 1970s… things feel even darker. Women are going missing at an alarming pace and the police have no leads. Ultimately it won’t be a man with a badge who cracks the case, but a young girl without shoes.
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The Deadliest of Sins
In 1982, Melinda and David Harmon seem like the perfect Christian couple. They’re active in the church and they live by their values. But when David is brutally murdered, the local police wonder if Melinda may have committed one or two of the seven deadly sins.
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Lights, Camera, Murder
When a studio audience is seated on the set of the Jenny Jones daytime talk show in 1995, they’re expecting to see a show about secret crushes. But as the segment plays out in front of them, it’s clear that this is no love story… it’s a horror movie waiting to happen.
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Customer Reviews
Don’t leave me
Ok whaaaaaaat?! I work in broadcast and production and this is the BEST podcast. First off, I want to be best friends which these chicas, they’re hilarious. Secondly, the amount of true crime podcasts I listen to is probably not healthy. Which is why I can say this is by far one of the best. Excellent story telling with just the right amount of chit chat. I’m very disappointed it’s going bye bye.
Ughhh
The chat, (most true crime podcast junkies don't want to hear chatter. Tell us the story) and music is so dumb. You would have a great podcast if you would knock out those two.
The best!
This is the BEST podcast I have ver come across! The hosts are hilarious and they make it feel like your hearing info and chisme from a friend. I am BEYOND sad that it is over. I tried to listen to Truly Darkly Creepy and it’s just not the same.