Mothers are meant to be caring, loving, and to teach you the ways of life. What they aren't supposed to do is teach you how to torture and eventually murder another human being. In the season 4 finale Kylie gives you the story of the torture mother. Follow us everywhere...but don't follow us home... Instagram Facebook Twitter
We love to hate them and can't stope watching... we are talking about reality TV. In this episode Janine goes through a few true crime stories related to the "trashy" tv genre. Follow us everywhere...but don't follow us home... Instagram Facebook Twitter
It's our 50th episode!! Short and not so sweet. Eileen kicks off our individual episodes with a close to home story of the El Paso shooting. Follow us everywhere...but don't follow us home... Instagram Facebook Twitter
We all have our favorite movie, tv, show, book, or game. At some point in our lives, we may have even considered our love for them an obsession or an addiction. But we promise you these stories bring a whole new meaning to the topic. Follow us everywhere...but don't follow us home... Instagram Facebook Twitter
Sorta random, 100% stories that will make you say what the actual #*$@!!!????? Follow us everywhere...but don't follow us home... Instagram Facebook Twitter
From stories we have heard growing up to new ones we are just hearing about, we cover stories that happened in our own home towns! Follow us everywhere...but don't follow us home... Instagram Facebook Twitter
Taken, held hostage, and even brutally beaten...and yet they still show care for their captors. These are stories of Stockholm syndrome. Follow us everywhere...but don't follow us home... Instagram Facebook Twitter
Whether the connection is through friendship or love we all have that person or people who are our partners in crime. In this episode Kylie, Eileen & Janine talk about some people who took this term a little too seriously. Follow us everywhere...but don't follow us home... Instagram Facebook Twitter
Nature or nurture? What truly makes a killer and can we really know for sure? Can people just be born rotten? Kylie, Janine and Eileen ponder these questions and discuss three people who could be natural born killers. Follow us everywhere...but don't follow us home... Instagram Facebook Twitter
In this episode of True Crime Girls Kylie, Janine and Eileen cover stories of people who vanished without a trace. Follow us everywhere...but don't follow us home... Instagram Facebook Twitter
Unsolved stories have come up before, but this is an episode dedicated directly to the topic. Follow us everywhere...but don't follow us home... Instagram Facebook Twitter
No, nope, we're not gonna do it! Kylie, Janine, and Eileen talk about the stories and topics that they will not ever cover and why. Come hang out for the beginning of season 4! Follow us everywhere...but don't follow us home... Instagram Facebook Twitter
In the final episode of season three Kylie covers the spectacle that was and is the Menendez Brothers. Head to TrueCrimeGirls.com to view photos and other content related to todays episode located in the Show Notes section. Follow us everywhere...but don't follow us home... Instagram Facebook Twitter
Its time for Janine to give us the low down on the one and only cocaine godmother Griselda Blanco. Head to TrueCrimeGirls.com to view photos and other content related to todays episode located in the Show Notes section. Follow us everywhere...but don't follow us home... Instagram Facebook Twitter
The first of our individual episodes, Eileen talks about the origins of Typhoid Mary that will make you want to take a shower. Head to TrueCrimeGirls.com to view photos and other content related to todays episode located in the Show Notes section. Follow us everywhere...but don't follow us home... Instagram Facebook Twitter
No rhyme, no reason just true crime stories that we felt like doing. This is our random AF episode where we did whatever story we wanted to do. Because girls do whatever they want, right? Head to TrueCrimeGirls.com to view photos and other content related to todays episode located in the Show Notes section. Follow us everywhere...but don't follow us home... Instagram Facebook Twitter
Many say the path of revenge should not be taken. That legal justice or karma will do its job. In these cases we will let you be the judge. Head to TrueCrimeGirls.com to view photos and other content related to todays episode located in the Show Notes section. Follow us everywhere...but don't follow us home... Instagram Facebook Twitter
This episode is your episode! We asked and you all submitted some kick ass requests! Thank you to everyone that submitted. Head to TrueCrimeGirls.com to view photos and other content related to todays episode located in the Show Notes section. Follow us everywhere...but don't follow us home... Instagram Facebook Twitter
Death doesn't take no for an answer, or at least that is what the movie says. In this episode we discuss some stories of individuals who escaped death only to be met with an untimely death not long after. Head to TrueCrimeGirls.com to view photos and other content related to todays episode located in the Show Notes section. Follow us everywhere...but don't follow us home... Instagram Facebook Twitter
We have enough bad things and illnesses in this world, so faking an illness of a situation to get attention should never be something that happens. Let alone making it happen to individuals like children who are in your care. This episode the girls discuss cases of Munchausen Syndrome and Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy. Head to TrueCrimeGirls.com to view photos and other content related to todays episode located in the Show Notes section. Follow us everywhere...but don't follow us home... Instagram Facebook Twitter
Louise F
Omg. I give up. Your voices Are very sharp too. Sorry. Goodbye
Louise F
Could you PLEASE go to the story i stantly? Kind regards
Dragonfly
the story of the women getting pregnant by dead guy was satire
Kasey Burger
If you want a well researched, intelligent, true crime based podcast, look elsewhere. I kept hoping it would get better, but after the Jonestown episode where not even half of the story was told and I counted a minimum of 15 "like"s per minute, I've realized there's little hope of that.