The Crime Abyss

True Crime EN ↓ 3 episoder

The Crime Abyss is a true-crime story telling podcast that dives into the darkest and most disturbing criminal cases. Each episode unravels real events step by step--from the first warning signs to the shocking moments investigators realized something was terribly wrong. Some stories made headlines. Others were almost forgotten. But every case reveals how ordinary moments can spiral into something terrifying. Once you step into the Abyss....there's no turning back.

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The Crime Abyss

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True Crime

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Siste episode

27. mar 2026

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He Hid Murder Kits Across The Country...No One Noticed. 27.03.2026 14:28

A young woman vanishes during a quiet night shift in anchorage...Days later, her family receives a message. Then a photo. Proof that she's still alive. At least...that's what it looked like. But as investigators begin to take a closer look, something doesn't add up. The Image feels staged. The timing feels off. And the truth behind it ...Is far more disturbing than anyone expected. Thi...

The Dark Truth Behind the Watts Family Tragedy 16.03.2026 9:24

A quiet Colorado neighborhood. A smiling family. and a husband who went on television begging for his wife and children to come home. But something about his story didn't feel right. In this episode of The Crime Abyss, we dive into the disturbing case of Chris Watts, a man whose calm appearance hid a horrifying secret.

The Babysitter Who Never Came Home (Disturbing Unsolved Mystery) 15.03.2026 7:23

On October 24, 1953 a 15 year old babysitter named Evelyn Grace Hartley arrived at a home in La Crosse to watch a toddler while the parents attended a football game. Decades later New evidence surfaced. but would it be enough?