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Sirens | A True Crime Podcast

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Sirens Cases

Case 301: Amber Hilberling
Holiday Special Volume 2: VDay - Dr. Hamilton
Case 210: Kevin Sweat
Case 209: Roberta Daniels
Case 208: The Moonlight Murders
WTF Shorts: An Anthology Volume 3
Holiday Special Volume 1: Babbs Christmas Fire
WTF Shorts: An Anthology Volume 2
Case 207: The Sunday School Killers
Holly's Hauntings: Seance P1 & P2
Case 206: Fort Hood Texas
Case 205: Luby's Cafe
WTF Shorts: An Anthology Volume 1
Case 204: Jeffrey Maxwell & Lois Pearson
Case 203: Jeffrey Maxwell & Martha Martinez
Case 202: The Sirloin Stockade Murders
Case 201: Karen Silkwood
Case 117: The Oklahoma City Bombing
Case 116: Tulsa Northside Killer
Case 115: The Hangings of 1909
Case 114: Jennifer Campbell
Case 113: Thelma Sauls & Eula Bench
Case 112: Generro Sanchez
Case 111: The Bever Family
Case 110: Britney Tiger
Case 109: William Boudrie
Holly's Hauntings: Sacred Sites
Case 108: Debbie Carter
Case 107: Denice Haraway
Case 106: Henry Lee Lucas
Case 105: The Born Boys
Case 104: Oklahoma Girl Scout Murders
Case 103: Rachel Woodall
Case 102: Caitlin Wooten
Case 101: Daniel Furr

Via iTunes/Ratings Catcher

Review For Sirens | A True Crime Podcast: Just found you tonight!
I am so excited to see a podcast with Oklahoma podcasts as I live in Tulsa! You ladies are truly enjoyable. Thanks for doing what you do!

Ratings Catcher Review

Review For Sirens | A True Crime Podcast: Good Stuff
Great podcast! You get good information, good hearted humor, deep conversation, great entertainment, and it’s all brought to you by a couple of lovely voices. Oh and not to mention that well thought out outro lol ��

Review For Sirens | A True Crime Podcast: Awesome Show!
This podcast is absolutely wonderful! It's very similar to Crime Junkie and I love that! They talk about crimes in Oklahoma, which is where I'm from, so it makes it a little more personal. They not only talk about cases, but they also talk about info that the layperson may not be aware of, like explaining laws, or where to find resources to report crimes, etc. They also bring up crime statistics every now and then that are mind blowing. It's one of my new favorites. I also think it's unfair to rate a podcast on lanuage when the podcast itself is labeled explicit content. If you don't like the language or a little humor every now and then, this isn't for you. If you don't mind it, like me, it will become one of your favorites as well.

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