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True Crime: 365 Days

True Crime: 365 Days

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Every family has a morning that started like any other and became the day everything changed. This is a true crime podcast about those days and the people they belonged to.

True Crime: 365 Days is hosted by Jessie Bright. Each episode follows one real case from the beginning, with what is known and what is still missing. The victims come first as people, long before they became cases. Nothing is invented, rumors stay out, and any speculation is clearly marked as speculation.

Some of the answers in cases like these are still out there. They sit with people who may not realize what they know, and one of them could be listening right now.

A new case arrives every day at 7 PM, so there is always one more story waiting. Follow True Crime: 365 Days so you never miss the next one.Copyright ABSX Network Social Sciences
Episodes
  • SERIAL KILLER: Charles Cullen

    SERIAL KILLER: Charles Cullen
    1 Nov 2026
    Between 1987 and 2003, registered nurse Charles Cullen administered lethal drug overdoses to patients across nine hospitals in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, killing at least 29 people before his arrest at Somerset Medical Center in Somerville. The confirmed victim count has never been definitively established, and no public record has ever named every institution that suppressed concerns about Cullen before passing him to the next employer. The full scope of the institutional failures that enabled sixteen years of undetected killings remains an open question.

    If you have information about a death that occurred at any facility where Charles Cullen worked between 1987 and 2003, please contact the New Jersey Attorney General's office at 609-292-8740.

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    46 min
  • SERIAL KILLER: Harold Frederick Shipman

    SERIAL KILLER: Harold Frederick Shipman
    31 Oct 2026
    In June 1998, former Hyde mayor Kathleen Grundy was found dead at her home in Greater Manchester, England, her death certified by her own family doctor as the result of old age. The case became one of the most extensive homicide investigations in British history, with a public inquiry ultimately estimating more than 250 victims and exposing systemic failures in medical oversight that allowed the killing to continue for over two decades. The motive behind every death attributed to Harold Shipman has never been established by any court or inquiry.

    Anyone with information about deaths involving Harold Shipman's practice in Hyde, Greater Manchester, is encouraged to contact Greater Manchester Police at 0161 872 5050.

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    44 min
  • SERIAL KILLER: Graham Frederick Young

    SERIAL KILLER: Graham Frederick Young
    30 Oct 2026
    Between 1961 and 1971, Graham Frederick Young poisoned members of his own family in Neasden, London, was committed to Broadmoor Hospital, and after his release began poisoning colleagues at John Hadland Laboratories in Bovingdon, Hertfordshire, killing at least three people. The case raised unresolved questions about how a patient assessed as dangerous was cleared for release, and how Young obtained thallium so quickly after leaving secure care. The precise source of the thallium he used at Hadland's has never been established in any public record.

    Anyone with information about overlooked toxicology cases in Hertfordshire is asked to contact Hertfordshire Constabulary at 01924, or through hertfordshire.police.uk.

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    45 min
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