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Grave Whispers

Grave Whispers

De : Kamryn Thompson
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Grave Whispers is a true crime podcast that dives into murders both well-known and forgotten. Each episode is built on research pulled from case files, court records, and newspaper archives to uncover the details, context, and impact behind every story. Some cases are solved, others remain mysteries, but all are worth remembering.

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    • Back Dahlia

      Back Dahlia
      Dec 28 2025

      In this episode of Grave Whispers, we explore the 1947 murder of Elizabeth Short, known as the Black Dahlia. From her life and final days to the investigation, suspects, and media frenzy that followed, we examine how early failures and lost evidence turned one of America’s most infamous cases into a lasting mystery—one that remains unsolved more than seventy years later.
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      37 min
    • The Jennings 8

      The Jennings 8
      Nov 10 2025

      Between 2005 and 2009, the bodies of eight women were found in the canals and swamps surrounding Jennings, Louisiana. All were connected by poverty, addiction, and fear—and by their ties to local law enforcement. Despite a multi-agency task force and years of investigation, no one has ever been convicted. This episode explores the tangled web of corruption, drugs, and silence behind the unsolved murders known as the Jennings 8.
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      1 h et 16 min
    • Redhead Murders

      Redhead Murders
      Nov 2 2025

      This episode examines the victims’ stories, the evolving investigation, and the connection between multiple law enforcement jurisdictions. Between 1983 and 1985, several women with red or auburn hair were found dead along highways in the southern United States. For years, they remained unidentified, their cases linked only by hair color and tragedy. Decades later, DNA testing began giving them back their names—and their stories.
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      20 min
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