Decoding The Crimeverse

Decoding The Crimeverse

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Decoding The Crimeverse episodes

  • The Lost City of Atlantis
    In 1993 the World Trade Center in New York City was bombed. Join our presenters as they look into the case and the devastation surrounding the event.
    35 min
  • The Bermuda Triangle
    This week our presenters dive into the epicenter of all conspiracies - the Bermuda Triangle. Join Dani and Fearless Eagle as they dive into the craziest theories surrounding this geographical phenomenon.
    27 min
  • The Ghost Ship
    In 1872 the Mary Celeste was found adrift in the Atlantic Ocean, in perfect condition with its cargo intact but its crew was nowhere to be seen. Join our presenters as they try to discover what happened onboard the ghost ship.
    27 min
  • The Mystery Of The 'Somerton Man'
    Join our presenters this week as the dive into a peculiar mystery involving an identified dead man on the beach, secret codes, rare orange string and special edition books. Dani and Fearless Eagle try to put the strange pieces together and find out what happened to the Somerton man.
    33 min
  • The 5 Most Dangerous Killers
    The death sentence…. The worst fate possible, but some have rather interesting reactions to it. Join our presenters this week as they look at the top reactions from dangerous killers to receiving their verdict.
    32 min
  • Amu Shinrikyo
    Join our presenters this week as they take a look into the infamous Japanese cult, Amu Shinrikyo, a group responsible for Tokyo subway sarin attack in 1995.
    25 min
  • Dead At Sea
    Join our presenters as they venture out to sea to look into the unsolved massacre on a fishing boat in Craig,Alaska.
    21 min
  • Billy The Kid
    Join our hosts as they venture into the Wild West, looking into the infamous gunfighter Billy the Kid and his notorious life of crime.
    29 min

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Time may not heal all wounds but it can solve several cases. Join our presenters as they look into a 27 year old case which was solved with something as simple as a drink straw.