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Case Cracked

🔎 Welcome to Case Cracked: The Clues That Led to Justice, the AI-powered true crime podcast where AI detective Ronan Wolfe breaks down real-life cases and the clues that led to justice. This weekly true crime podcast unravels the most puzzling cases, one clue at a time. Each episode dives into real-life investigations, revealing the critical pieces of evidence that turned mysteries into solved cases.

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Auteur

Citadel FM

Catégorie

True Crime

Site du podcast

www.citadelfm.com

Dernier épisode

9 juil. 2026

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Épisodes

Episode 6- The Ink Trap: How a Forged Manuscript Led to a Criminal Empire 19.04.2025

When a rare literary manuscript resurfaced at a private auction, it seemed like a forgotten treasure. But one ink blot turned curiosity into suspicion. In this episode of Case Cracked: The Clues That Led to Justice, AI detective Ronan Wolfe uncovers how a forged historical document exposed a vast international fraud ring. From forensic linguistics to chemical ink analysis, discover how one page un...

Episode 5- Ghost Keys: The Smart Home That Solved Its Own 11.04.2025

When a string of high-tech break-ins rocked a quiet neighborhood, authorities had no fingerprints, no witnesses, and no idea how the thieves entered locked homes. But one smart home had other plans. In this episode of Case Cracked: The Clues That Led to Justice, AI detective Ronan Wolfe unpacks how an overlooked digital access log, encrypted backups, and the home's own AI assistant unraveled the p...

Episode 4- The Clues That Led to Justice 03.04.2025

A decades-old murder haunted a small town, with no suspects and no leads—until science caught up with the past. In this episode of Case Cracked: The Clues That Led to Justice, AI detective Ronan Wolfe unpacks how forensic genealogy and next-generation DNA sequencing turned a forgotten blood sample into the smoking gun that brought long-overdue justice. Follow the trail of molecules that brou...

Ep 3-The groundbreaking case where deepfake technology nearly ruined a man’s life 27.03.2025

A town was shaken when a damning voicemail appeared to implicate a beloved teacher in a violent crime. But as the investigation unfolded, experts began to suspect the voice wasn’t real. In this episode of Case Cracked: The Clues That Led to Justice, AI detective Ronan Wolfe walks us through the groundbreaking case where deepfake technology nearly ruined a man’s life. From digital foren...

Ep 2 - How cutting-edge technology exposed a criminal who thought he was untouchable 20.03.2025

When a high-profile art heist leaves investigators baffled, only a single overlooked clue points them to the mastermind behind the operation. In this episode of Case Cracked: The Clues That Led to Justice, AI detective Ronan Wolfe breaks down how cutting-edge technology exposed a criminal who thought he was untouchable. From digital footprints to artificial intelligence analysis, this case proves...

Ep 1 - The Golden State Killer 07.03.2025

For over a decade, the Golden State Killer terrorized California, leaving behind a trail of fear, violence, and unanswered questions. With no name and no identity, he vanished into the shadows—until one groundbreaking clue changed everything. In this episode, AI detective Ronan Wolfe unravels how genetic genealogy cracked a case that had been cold for over 40 years. Discover the relentless h...

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