Friends Who Crime
Friends Who Crime
Podcast Description
Friends Who Crime is a lighthearted true crime podcast where host Brynn brings on a different friend each episode to dive into a new case. Brynn handles the research and storytelling, while her guest reacts with commentary and humor. The show focuses on remembering the victims for who they were, all while maintaining an engaging and fun dynamic between Brynn and her friends.
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Content Themes
The show focuses on true crime stories that remember victims and emphasize their humanity, with recurring themes including sensational murders, unresolved cases, and the impact of crime on society. For instance, episodes cover cases like Mirna Salihin's cyanide coffee murder or Rebecca Schaeffer's tragic death, highlighting societal changes in response to these events.

Friends Who Crime is a lighthearted true crime podcast where host Brynn brings on a different friend each episode to dive into a new case. Brynn handles the research and storytelling, while her guest reacts with commentary and humor. The show focuses on remembering the victims for who they were, all while maintaining an engaging and fun dynamic between Brynn and her friends.
James and I take a wild ride through the murder of Ajike AJ Owens, a mother who just wanted to protect her child, and their neighbor, Susan Lorincz. A senseless murder with dangerous undertones that sparked a huge debate about Florida laws. This is one of my favorite episodes yet. DONATE TO THE STANDING IN THE GAP FUND.

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