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11Your Own Backyard: The Disappearance of Kristin Smart starts September 30th. Subscribe now.
Who is Kristin Smart? Chris travels to Stockton to meet her parents, Stan and Denise, along with her friends, neighbors, and classmates.
Who is Paul Flores? Chris talks to women who knew him before he was the suspect in Kristin Smart's disappearance, and learns that none of them were surprised.
If Kristin Smart is dead, where did her body end up? Chris follows a trail left by a lost piece of evidence, and retraces Paul Flores’ movements in the years after.
A man from North Carolina vows to keep the Flores family on their toes, and accidentally finds a new way to get their backyard searched in the process.
Psychics, parents, Parkinson, and Poly.
A newspaper publisher thinks he's found Kristin Smart, until he hits a brick wall.
The San Luis Obispo County Sheriff's Office speaks.
Where was Paul Flores over Memorial Day Weekend 1996? Chris scours the Smart Family’s notebooks to find forgotten witnesses and leads.
After the April 2021 arrests of Paul Flores and his father, Ruben, Chris recounts the search that led to them, and a timeline of the spot where investigators believe Kristin Smart's body was buried.
Chris travels down to the South Bay, and attempts to trace Paul Flores' predatory behavior from its origins to the present day.
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Great job Chris!!! I hope that your podcast will shed light on this sick monster and his enabling family , weather they find her remains or not, they should all be locked up !!!
Susan sounds drunk in the interview.
These police didn't not do there job ever and this is another story where police once again failed. They could have solved this 20 years ago if they did their job even a day on their life.
Did her roommates remember her having a watch with an alarm?
I LOVE the way you put this together. You speak clearly, slowly and you have stellar investigation skills! You explain all the timelines so everything is easily followed. Keep up the GREAT work, Chris!🥰
I love this whole podcast. The presentation is Stellar! Thank you!
Go to the website and you can losten to it there.
I've listened to crime podcasts for years and this is up there with Casefile at the top of my list of favourites!
I binge listened to this series today. This is probably why I thought I saw Paul Flores at DMV today. Looks, manner of speech. LOL
Wow! Incredible podcast. I am eagerly awaiting more information. This is wonderfully researched and so thorough. I hope one day the truth will be uncovered and Kristin can be returned to her family.
If only other podcasters could follow your example. I've heard 2 completely erroneous true crime podcasts recently: Culpable and Cousins by Blood. Both lied continuously hoping listeners wouldn't research on their own. I've read the casefile for Christian's case (Culpable) and it's OPPOSITE of what they told viewers. I read the trial transcripts for Ivan Cantu (Cousins by Blood) and it's the same. I hate that podcasts lie. They try to manipulate using emotional language and appeals- preying on the mostly female audience (like me) - hoping no one will notice the complete absence of logic. Anyway Mr Lambert, you are FANTASTIC, HONEST AND THOROUGH. I never feel you are manipulating your audience and you've done some REAL GOOD with your coverage of Kristin's death. Thank you for respecting your audience and setting an example that other podcasters could only dream of following.
great job
the link has been broken for at least a week please fix!
Hands down the best podcaster and most thorough investigator I've listened to. Chris Lambert-- I've listened to A LOT of true crime podcasts. I trust your reporting completely. Thank you. I wish all others could follow your example.
it wont play please fix it
it won't play!!!!!
Amazing job with the podcast!!!!
this link is broke. 😳😭😢💔 please fix
"The consensual encounter... with Paul in 2015" is described as taking place while she was drugged against her will and blacked out multiple times. That is not, factually speaking, a "consensual encounter," and should not be narrated as one. It does not matter if she was willing to have sex earlier in the night. An encounter where someone is drugged without their knowledge is not consensual, by definition.
Best Podcaster of all time. I hope he continues to investigate and podcast long after this one is solved.