We are honored to have gotten the chance to do a collaboration with our friend Jason over at From the Vault Podcast.  Jason invited us to join him on his show to discuss the case of Hendrixville's John Doe which is a case with one elusive lead after another.  If you love our show you'll love Jason's so definitely go give From the Vault a listen you won't be disappointed.  This is our second to last episode before the end of season 2 we couldn't have made it this far without you all! 

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Hey Nerdlings!  We wanted to share an episode we released a bit ago on our Patreon. Today we're chatting about the case of an unidentified hitch hiker known only as Mostly Harmless, who was found deceased while he was in the process of hiking the Appalachian trail. Mostly Harmless has recently been identified and so we wanted to share his story with you all. Thanks for listening!

Join us as we learn more about Forensic Genetic Genealogy.  We were honored to have had a chance to interview Lee & Anthony Redgrave from Redgrave Research Forensic Services. This is the second part of the our interview with them.  They were kind enough to answer all our questions about the field of FGG/IGG & How it's helping to solve crimes. There's a fundraiser going on for one of their cases "Preble County Penny" doe.  The donation link is below.

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We were honored to have had a chance to interview Lee & Anthony Redgrave from Redgrave Research Forensic Services. It's a 2 part ep & the next half will be out later this week.  They were kind enough to answer all our questions about the field of FGG/IGG & How it's helping to solve crimes. There's a fundraiser going on for one of their cases "Preble County Penny" doe.  The donation link is below.

Fund Raiser:

https://gofund.me/64cf602b   
https://redgraveresearch.com/ 

https://transdoetaskforce.org/ 

Patreon:

http://bit.ly/CTNPatreon  

Merch:

http://bit.ly/CTNmerch  

Hey Nerdlings!  Happy Mother's Day to all you Mama Nerdlings out there.  Today's episode we wanted to tell the story of a mother who has remained nameless for nearly a century.  She was found in 1935 with the remains of what is thought to be her two children and the small family remains unknown to this day.  Next week marks the anniversary of her remains being found and with today being mother's day it seemed fitting to tell her story for others to know.  Join us for the case of the Addison County Jane Doe.

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Hey Nerdlings!  We just wanted to give you a little taste of some of the content we have over on our Patreon.  Neither of us can seem to record an episode without having a ton of laughs and mistakes, so this little nerd bloop gives you all an idea of just how much editing goes into an episode of Crime Time Nerds.  If you get a kick out of this blooper reel you can always come join us and show your support over on Patreon, as the bloopers are just one of the many perks we're offering.  Thanks for your support!

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Today's episode deals with the case of Charlie Howard, a young man who faced darkness one night in Bangor Maine.  His story has been the inspiration of a famous horror novelist, but it should also inspire all of us to do better and be better. 

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Hey there Nerdlings!  We're officially back and going to the Bermuda triangle in this weeks episode.  We're exploring some of the historical vanishings that have occurred in this strange stretch of ocean.  

Citations can be found here:

http://bit.ly/BermudaCitations 

Hey there Nerdlings we are back in action! Sorry for going on break for so long, but we had some familial health issues that happened unexpectedly and we needed to take a break to be with our family.  With that said tomorrow we've got a new episode coming out and tonight we have an update full nerd bite. Thanks for always being there for us Nerdlings it means a lot.

We also have a shout out for our Nerdling listener Brooke R. Who gave us a very intriguing case. Brooke your awesome and thanks for listening and reaching out.

Welcome Nerdlings!  We've got one final true crime podcast to introduce you all to before we come back from break on April 10th.  In the mean time check them out and if you like this episode go give their other episodes a listen!

Shiny Things Podcast Description:

This week we look into the unsolved murders that have been dubbed “Long Island serial killings”

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