Crime Trials - A True Crime Podcast

16/05/2022

Thank you network for featuring us on this weeks spotlight episode!

11/05/2022

Thank you and to all of our new listeners. We continue to grow each month far beyond our wildest expectations. You will love the episode we have coming out next week. Thank you for being a loyal listener and stay tuned…

06/05/2022

We made some lists this week over on the platform and we are ecstatic to be in such good company. We miss seeing next to our name but we are super happy to be anywhere near

Thank you to all of our new listeners!

02/05/2022

New Episode - Minutes to Murder. On March 8th, 2018, Jason Wesche dropped off his 3 year old daughter, Hannah Wesche at her daycare provider’s home. They lived next door to each other. That Morning Hannah didn’t want her father to leave her and asked for extra kisses and hugs to delay his inevitable goodbye. As he left, Lindsay Partin carried Hannah inside where she asked for a donut and then collapsed onto the floor. Within Minutes Lindsay called Hannah’s Dad to say Hannah had collapsed. Then she called 911. Lindsay told the 911 operator that Hannah had fallen the day prior and hit her head. From the time Jason dropped off Hannah and then received Lindsay’s phone call was a span of just 3 minutes. Earlier in the week there were other injuries from other falls. When Jason asked Lindsay about the black eye, bruising on Hannah’s chest and bruises under her chin he got what he believed to be reasonable explanations. Dueling medical experts said Hannah’s fatal injuries would have incapacitated her within seconds. A Defense expert said it could have taken up to 12 hours. The timeline was 3 minutes from Jason’s custody to Lindsay’s custody. Did the tight timeline leave room for reasonable doubt? Join us on the next episode of Crime Trials where we discuss the trial of Ohio vs. Lindsay

02/05/2022

New Episode - Minutes to Murder. On March 8th, 2018, Jason Wesche dropped off his 3 year old daughter, Hannah Wesche at her daycare provider’s home. They lived next door to each other. That Morning Hannah didn’t want her father to leave her and asked for extra kisses and hugs to delay his inevitable goodbye. As he left, Lindsay Partin carried Hannah inside where she asked for a donut and then collapsed onto the floor. Within Minutes Lindsay called Hannah’s Dad to say Hannah had collapsed. Then she called 911. Lindsay told the 911 operator that Hannah had fallen the day prior and hit her head. From the time Jason dropped off Hannah and then received Lindsay’s phone call was a span of just 3 minutes. Earlier in the week there were other injuries from other falls. When Jason asked Lindsay about the black eye, bruising on Hannah’s chest and bruises under her chin he got what he believed to be reasonable explanations. Dueling medical experts said Hannah’s fatal injuries would have incapacitated her within seconds. A Defense expert said it could have taken up to 12 hours. The timeline was 3 minutes from Jason’s custody to Lindsay’s custody. Did the tight timeline leave room for reasonable doubt? Join us on the next episode of Crime Trials where we discuss the trial of Ohio vs. Lindsay Partin.

02/05/2022

On March 8th, 2018, Jason Wesche dropped off his 3 year old daughter, Hannah Wesche at her daycare provider’s home. They lived next door to each other.

That Morning Hannah didn’t want her father to leave her and asked for extra kisses and hugs to delay his inevitable goodbye. As he left, Lindsay Partin carried Hannah inside where she asked for a donut and then collapsed onto the floor.

Within Minutes Lindsay called Hannah’s Dad to say Hannah had collapsed. Then she called 911. Lindsay told the 911 operator that Hannah had fallen the previous day and hit her head. From the time Jason dropped off Hannah and then received Lindsay’s phone call was a span of just 3 minutes.

Earlier in the week there were other injuries from other falls. When Jason asked Lindsay about the black eye, bruising on Hannah’s chest and bruises under her chin he got what he believed to be reasonable explanations.

Dueling medical experts said Hannah’s fatal injuries would have incapacitated her within seconds. A Defense expert said it could have taken up to 12 hours. The timeline was 3 minutes from Jason’s custody to Lindsay’s custody. Did the tight timeline leave room for reasonable doubt? Join us on the next episode of Crime Trials where we discuss the trial of Ohio vs. Lindsay Partin.

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/crime-trials/id1598031200?i=1000559397997

‎Show Crime Trials, Ep 6. Minutes to Murder - Ohio vs. Lindsay Partin - May 2, 2022

30/03/2022

Thank you to all our new listeners who have pushed us from top 10% to top 5%. We are beyond humbled and grateful. Additionally, we need to say thank you to for your great content and thank you to for your magical voice!

28/03/2022

Crime scene photos for Episode 5: He don’t belong to you.

Iowa vs. Michelle Boat

28/03/2022

New Episode - He don’t belong to you

Just as the pandemic hit in March of 2020, Michelle Boat’s husband left her for a woman he met on facebook. She was terrified to be alone as the world was closing down around her.

For months she tried to convince him to come back home.

She made social media posts listing him as lost and in need of prayers.

She begged his new girlfriend, Tracy Mondabatugh, to “give him back”. She repeatedly told her, “He don’t belong to you”. For every day that Nick Boat was gone, Michelle marked the days off on the calendar.

When she got to day 69, she did something unthinkable. Join us on the next episode of Crime Trials for Iowa vs. Michelle Boat.

28/03/2022

New Episode - He don’t belong to you

Just as the pandemic hit in March of 2020, Michelle Boat’s husband left her for a woman he met on facebook. She was terrified to be alone as the world was closing down around her.

For months she tried to convince him to come back home.

She made social media posts listing him as lost and in need of prayers.

She begged his new girlfriend, Tracy Mondabatugh, to “give him back”. She repeatedly told her, “He don’t belong to you”. For every day that Nick Boat was gone, Michelle marked the days off on the calendar.

When she got to day 69, she did something unthinkable. Join us on the next episode of Crime Trials for Iowa vs. Michelle Boat.

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/crime-trials/id1598031200?i=1000555402774

‎Show Crime Trials, Ep 5. He don't belong to you - Iowa vs. Michelle Boat - Mar 27, 2022

09/03/2022

Our small little indie pod made Chartable again!!! Thank you to all of our new listeners for helping us to grow so quickly. We are honored to be in your ear.

04/03/2022

Have you listened yet to our most recent episode? Let us know what you thought in the comments.

‎Show Crime Trials, Ep 4. The Last Bet - William Argie Jr - Feb 28, 2022

03/03/2022

We are in good company this week…happy to be next to my all time favorite!

03/03/2022

On April 4, 2019 Maureen Argie had seemingly disappeared. She couldn’t be found by her family or close friends. She had failed to pick up her children school and she wasn’t answering her phone. To add to the mystery, her husband William Argie was also missing.
Police found Maureen in her bed deceased. Bill was eventually located the next day, hundreds of miles away, alive and well. He was gambling at a casino. He had multiple injuries to his wrists which required immediate medical attention. Was this an attempted Murder/Suicide? Join us as we examine the hidden life of a self-absorbed and covert narcissistic abuser on the next episode of Crime Trials.

28/02/2022

On April 4, 2019 Maureen Argie had seemingly disappeared. She couldn’t be found by her family or close friends. She had failed to pick up her children at school and she wasn’t answering her phone. To add to the mystery, her husband William Argie was also missing. During a well check requested by her family, police found blood all over the house. Then they discovered Maureen's body in her bed as if she went to sleep and never woke up. Bill was eventually located the next day, hundreds of miles away, alive and well. He was at Foxwoods Casino in Connecticut gambling at a poker table. He had multiple injuries to his wrists which required immediate medical attention. Was this an attempted Murder/Suicide? Or a su***de pact gone wrong? Join us as we examine the hidden life of a self-absorbed and covert narcissistic abuser on the next episode of Crime Trials.

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/crime-trials/id1598031200?i=1000552418516

‎True Crime · 2022

28/02/2022

New Episode Alert: On April 4, 2019 Maureen Argie had seemingly disappeared. She couldn’t be found by her family or close friends. She had failed to pick up her children from their school and she wasn’t answering her phone. To add to the mystery, her husband William Argie was also missing.

During a well check requested by her family, police found blood all over the house. Then they discovered Maureen's body in her bed as if she went to sleep and never woke up.

Bill was eventually located the next day, hundreds of miles away, alive and well. He was at Foxwoods Casino in Connecticut gambling at a poker table. He had multiple injuries on his wrists which required immediate medical attention.

Was this an attempted Murder/Suicide? Or a su***de pact gone wrong? Join us as we examine the hidden life of a self-absorbed and covert narcissistic abuser on the next episode of Crime Trials.

05/02/2022

We made a few lists this week over at . We are beyond grateful for the overwhelming early support from our new listeners. Thank you to and our amazing talent.

05/02/2022

We made a few lists this week over at . Thank you for all of the overwhelming early support. We are beyond grateful to our new listeners and have some great episodes planned in the next few weeks.

03/02/2022

Available now…the murder of Ben Renick

01/02/2022

On June 8, 2017, Ben Renick a wealthy and world renown titan in the reptile breeding industry was found dead among the thousands of rare snakes he bred at Renick Reptiles. His lifeless body, covered in blood was a haunting last image for his family. His wife and young children were devastated from the loss. For two years his case remained unsolved until a domestic disturbance led to a string that unraveled a cold and calculated murder plot which ended in his violent and senseless death. Would all members of the conspiracy be held accountable? Would the mastermind escape justice? Join us on the next episode of Crime Trials.

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/crime-trials/id1598031200?i=1000549513652

‎Show Crime Trials, Ep The Snake Charmer - Lynlee Renick - Jan 31, 2022

29/12/2021

On July 18, 2018, Kelsie Thomas was a 21 year old exhausted and overwhelmed wife and mother to two young children under the age of five. She was also caring for an ailing parent. That afternoon when she went to wake little Cloe from her nap, she found the little girl "accidentally" hanging from her pajama pants inside her closet. A place it looked like she may have spent a lot of time. Later during several police interrogations Kelsie's story changed. Which version was the truth? Was Cloe given the Justice in death that eluded her in life? Let us know on Twitter or instagram.

https://api.spreaker.com/v2/episodes/48090203/download.mp3

On July 18, 2018, Kelsie Thomas was a 21 year old exhausted and overwhelmed wife and mother to two y