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Crime Countdown

Influential Internet Sleuths

Crime Countdown

Spotify Studios

True Crime, History

4.43.1K Ratings

🗓️ 5 July 2021

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Summary

It’s one thing to enjoy true crime. But getting involved in real cases when you’re not a real detective is a complicated world. Ash and Alaina click through the internet sleuths who made the biggest impacts on real crimes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Transcript

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0:00.0

And enjoying true crime is complicated.

0:07.4

It's not the crimes we find pleasure in, it's the response our brain has to facing evil,

0:12.1

but from a distance, and sometimes getting an answer to a riddle that trigger satisfaction.

0:17.1

But listening to a podcast like this one about true crime is one thing.

0:21.7

Imagine going even deeper, stepping into the controversial world of internet sleuths.

0:27.7

These are the keyboard warriors looking to do some good, some with specific skills,

0:32.3

most with just a strong passion or obsession with finding the truth.

0:36.3

Whether you agree with their ways or not, today isn't just about the everyday true crime

0:40.8

fan in a chat room.

0:42.5

These are the influencers, the web detectives who made the biggest impacts on real cases.

0:57.7

Hey all you weirdos, welcome to Crime Countdown, a Spotify original from podcast, I'm Ash,

1:12.1

and I'm Alena.

1:13.3

Every week we'll highlight ten fascinating stories of history's most engaging and unsettling

1:18.6

crimes, all picked by the podcast Research Gods.

1:23.2

This episode we're counting down the top ten influential internet sleuths.

1:28.6

So I think true crime is one of those things that just brings people together, you know,

1:34.7

and it's an almost like a family type kind of community connection.

1:37.8

It is.

1:38.8

You're right.

1:39.8

Strong.

1:40.8

I think it's because of that whole true part of the equation, that little true part, because

1:46.2

I think because it's true, this involves real people, real families, real loved ones,

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