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Hosted by Tabitha, Angie, and Teresa · true crime · EN · 109 episodes
We are a group of four women who love to listen to, watch, and read about true crime. We’ve decided to research and get together and discuss true crimes that tragically happen in small towns everywhere. Come along and help share stories that happen in places that may be closer to your from door than you think.
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Signup to Generate a PitchSmall Towns True Crimes is a true crime podcast hosted by Tabitha, Angie, and Teresa, with 109 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
Tabitha, Angie, and Teresa hosts Small Towns True Crimes, a true crime show with 109 episodes published.
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Small Towns True Crimes
This is the first part of our discussion on the Lindsay Clancy case. In this episode we spend a lot of time discussing life before the birth of her last child and the time leading up to the deaths. 3 tiny lives lost and the devastation that is left behind.....and more so, WHY?
Small Towns True Crimes
In 2013, Greg Kelley was an 18-year-old football star at Leander High School in Leander, Texas. He had accepted a scholarship offer to play college football and was living with the family of a teammate, where the teammate’s mother operated an in-home daycare. That summer, a young child who attended the daycare alleged he had been sexually assaulted, and Mr. Greg was identified as the perpetrator. He consistently denied the allegations. He was convicted but 5 years later exonerated due to uncovered evidence that cast serious doubt on the conviction. This case is widely regarded as one of Texas’s most significant wrongful convictions.
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Behind the bright lights of 1980s television fame, the cast of Family Ties seemed to embody the perfect American family. But off-screen, the reality was far more complex. In this episode, we explore the turbulent post-childhood years of former actor Brian Bonsall, whose early fame was followed by a series of legal troubles that placed him back in the headlines for very different reasons. We also examine Meredith Baxter’s public revelations about alleged emotional and physical abuse during her marriage to actor David Birney — claims he denied before his death — and her journey toward speaking openly about domestic violence. From childhood stardom and its lasting pressures to the hidden struggles behind closed doors, this episode takes a deeper look at how fame can mask pain — and what happens when the cameras stop rolling.
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Nolan Xavier Wells was an 18‑year‑old student-athlete from Ocean Springs, Mississippi. On July 4, 2026 , he went on a boating trip with friends to Horn Island, a barrier island off Mississippi’s Gulf Coast. He was reported missing later that day after he did not return with the group
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Gabriel Fernandez was an 8‑year‑old boy from Palmdale, California, who died on May 24, 2013 , after months of severe abuse and torture by his mother, Pearl Fernandez, and her boyfriend, Isauro Aguirre. Gabriel was repeatedly beaten, burned, starved, shot with a BB gun, and forced to sleep in a locked cabinet. Despite multiple reports to child protective services about suspected abuse, he remained in the home. He died from blunt force trauma to the head.
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