Hey everyone, it's Jamie. If you're enjoying murderish, I've got something you have to check out.

It's the brand new Crime House Original series Clues, hosted by Morgan Apshire and Kalyn Moore.

If their names sound familiar to you, that's because Morgan hosts the podcast, Two Hot Takes,

and Kalen hosts the podcast's heart starts pounding. And they're coming together to host this new series Clues.

Every Wednesday, Morgan and Kalin take you deep into the world of the most notorious crimes ever,

where a single clue can crack a case wide open.

From shocking murders to high-stakes trials, clues unpackes the forensic evidence and obsessive sleuthing behind the investigations

that still have people talking to this very day. Kaelin is your true crime expert,

breaking down the cold, hard facts of these cases, and Morgan is your internet detective,

going into full Reddit mode to uncover the theories and weird details you definitely haven't heard.

Whether you're obsessed with the details, deep into internet theories, or love a good forensic twist,

you have to check out clues. Check out this clip from their very first episode. Hi, welcome to Clues, where we sneak past the crime scene tape to explore the key evidence behind some of the most gripping true crime cases.

And these aren't just ordinary cases. Their complex puzzles where forensic science, investigative techniques,

and sheer grit collide to uncover the truth and deliver justice.

I'm Kailen Moore, and I'll be piecing together the timelines and bringing the history

to break down the hard facts of these cases.

And I'm your internet sleuth, Morgan Absher. I'll be diving into the theories and pulling

up the threads of these cases that seemingly add up or don't. So you've probably heard of

the Lacey Peterson case. It's one of the most infamous criminal trials in recent history.

A pregnant Lacey vanished without a trace in 2002.

But what you might not know is how a few key pieces of evidence shifted the investigation

and ultimately led to a conviction, one that some people think they got wrong.

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