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Beyond the headlines, there's always more to the story. True Crime The Second Story uncovers the hidden truths and forgotten details in the most captivating criminal cases.

Dive deep into real crime stories, cold cases, and unsolved mysteries that challenge everything you thought you knew. We go beyond the initial reports to explore the intricate layers of evidence, the psychological profiles, and the societal impacts of each shocking event. Expect thorough research and compelling narratives that bring a fresh perspective to notorious true crime tales.

New episodes drop daily, Monday through Sunday, at 5:00 AM, ensuring a fresh dose of investigative storytelling for your morning commute or daily routine. Each episode offers a meticulous examination, revealing the overlooked facts and alternative theories that shape the full picture of human darkness and justice.

This podcast is for true crime fanatics, armchair detectives, and anyone fascinated by forensic science and the pursuit of truth. If you crave in-depth analysis and a deeper understanding of the criminal mind, you've found your next obsession.

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  • The Crawlspace Panel Powell Reinstalled That Let a Killer In

    The Crawlspace Panel Powell Reinstalled That Let a Killer In
    Oct 20 2026
    A licensed electrician reinstalled a hidden crawlspace panel under a lone woman's cottage; when she vanished, investigators ask how that access exposed her.

    The Crawlspace Panel Powell Reinstalled That Let a Killer In

    The Crawlspace Panel Powell Reinstalled That Let a Killer In this episode, we follow how routine permit paperwork and a concealed access panel became central to a missing-persons case. The episode traces the timeline from a morning run to a locked cottage and asks what the permit records reveal about patterns across coastal towns.

    Person: Monica Whitfield
    Date: March 4-9 (discovery March 6; investigation March 9)
    Location: 14 Stell Lane, Portavik
    Person: Michael Powell
    Event: Reinstalled utility access panel in November (crawlspace panel not on floor plan)

    - A sneaker found outside and its mate inside a latched window framed the locked-door mystery investigators faced.
    - Monica’s last confirmed image: 6:47 AM on March 4, walking a one-point-one-mile route past the red channel marker.
    - Michael Powell, a licensed marine electrician, completed electrical work and reinstalled an unrecorded crawlspace panel in November.
    - Detective Sergeant Diane Clark tracked the November permit and found Powell was the only documented interior access for the cottage.
    - Permit searches across three coastal towns revealed a repeated pattern: Powell worked in residences where lone women later went missing or filed complaints in March.

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    25 min
  • Peggy's badge that entered the facility never left

    Peggy's badge that entered the facility never left
    Oct 19 2026
    A young woman's body is found in a locked storage unit. Her badge logs show a critical discrepancy - who could have done this?

    Peggy's badge that entered the facility never left

    This episode explores the perplexing discovery of Peggy Zeller, found deceased in a sealed storage unit in Minnesota. The initial investigation focuses on how she could have ended up in a location with no apparent access, leading to a deep dive into facility records and personal timelines.

    Person: Peggy Zeller
    Location: Harlan's Marine and Storage, Hatchett County, Minnesota
    Date: January 13th
    Event: Discovery of Peggy Zeller's body
    Status: Unexplained death

    - Peggy Zeller, 24, was found inside Unit 7-C, a storage unit with an intact padlock and no signs of forced entry.
    - Her body was discovered by a man walking his dog on the newly opened Howard Holmes Trail at Calloway Lake.
    - Peggy's mother, Bev Zeller, became concerned when Peggy missed her regular Tuesday lunch at Lena's Diner.
    - Peggy's boyfriend, Nate Ostrowski, last heard from her via text on Friday night, January 10th, at 7:18 PM.
    - Badge logs show Peggy's badge scanned into Harlan's Marine and Storage at 7:02 PM on January 10th, but no exit scan was recorded.

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    23 min
  • A Fuel Receipt's Timestamp Exposed a Killer's Alibi

    A Fuel Receipt's Timestamp Exposed a Killer's Alibi
    Oct 18 2026
    Eight inches of snow cover a body on Harlow Creek Trail, but only one set of boot prints leads away. A fuel receipt's timestamp may expose a killer's alibi.

    A Fuel Receipt's Timestamp Exposed a Killer's Alibi

    This episode covers the discovery of Linda Zimmerman's body on a snowy trail and the initial investigation into the unusual boot prints found at the scene. How do these details challenge the apparent circumstances of her death?

    Person: Linda Zimmerman
    Location: Harlow Creek Trail, Dellwood, Montana
    Date: February 14, 2023
    Investigator: Chad Coleman
    Cause of Death: Blunt force trauma

    - Linda Zimmerman discovers a body on Harlow Creek Trail with undisturbed snow around it, save for boot prints leading away.
    - Linda Zimmerman, 48, worked for the local sawmill and was known for her bi-weekly payroll runs on logging roads.
    - Investigator Chad Coleman notes that the boot prints were on top of 8.3 inches of snow that fell between 6:55 AM and 9:10 AM.
    - Jeffrey Whitley, 51, a logging road maintenance contractor, had his truck's GPS log place him on Ridgeback Forest Road at 6:15 AM the day before the body was found.
    - Whitley's fuel receipt from Dellwood Grain and Supply is timestamped 9:47 AM on the morning Linda's body was discovered.

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    21 min
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