Putting the 'crazy' in 'crazy killer', Jodi Arias murdered her ex-boyfriend Travis Alexander in the shower, and took pictures of the entire thing. Casey, Danny, and Sara go through Jodi's life and her and Travis's toxic relationship. They discuss the most shocking details from Jodi's trial, which was a legit media circus, and give some piping hot updates on Jodi, straight from the Arizona prison where she is currently serving a life sentence.

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The Bling Ring has everything any good true crime story from 2009 should have: reality TV stars, movie stars, more reality TV stars, and a bunch of dumb teenagers. We still have so many questions that need to be answered... Who was really the ring leader? Does the movie adaptation do the story justice? How good was Paris Hilton’s cocaine? And where is Alexis Neiers now? Follow along as Sara, Danny, and Casey walk us through all the juicy details from this now-infamous story of burglary and betrayal.

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Everybody has that one ride-or-die chick in their life that they’d do just about anything for. But how far are you willing to go before enough is enough? That’s the theme of this week’s episode as we discuss the brand new Netflix Original Series Dead to Me (starring Christina Applegate and Linda Cardellini). Sara, Danny, and Casey react to the first episode with a spoiler-free conversation on what they did (and didn’t) see coming. Then it’s time to dive into the baffling true crime story of Heather Miller, a woman who turned to her friends to help murder her husband, but it turns out those friends weren’t so ride-or-die. Misery just found company, and its name is Heather Miller.

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Due to popular demand, the NATC Pod gang is doing a deep dive into the disappearance of Madeleine McCann, a 3-year-old British girl who went missing while on vacation with her family in Portugal. They discuss what happened the night she went missing, the shitshow of an investigation (@ Portugal Police), and share theories of what could have happened to her. They also debunk common misconceptions about this case and debate whether watching the entire Netflix documentary on the topic was worth it.

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Continuing on the trend of millennial scammers, Sara, Casey, and Danny discuss Elizabeth Holmes, the Silicon Valley scammer who founded Theranos, a blood-testing company that was supposed to revolutionize the healthcare industry. Only... none of it was real. Find out how this blonde with a fake baritone voice convinced tech world giants to invest in a product that didn't exist, and what she's up to now. (Hint: likely jail time.)

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Remember a time before a disappearance would send everyone down social media rabbit holes? Us either, but Maura Murray’s disappearance was one of the first. The 20-year-old nursing student vanished without a trace days after Facebook launched, making it one of the most well-known and frustrating cases of the 2000s.

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NATCP is back for Season 2 with a new format and a new trio of co-hosts: Sara Levine, Danny Murphy, and Casey Balsham. For our first episode we’re tackling Soho scammer Anna Delvey, a fake Russian socialite who cheated Manhattan’s elite out of hundreds of thousands of dollars. Honestly, she’s kind of our icon. Starting at 6:23, find out what she did, how she almost got away with it, and how it all came crashing down.

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We're giving you your first taste of Not Another True Crime Podcast season 2 with our first ever "Wait, What?" reaction series. We introduce two brand-new cohosts, Casey Balsham and Danny Murphy, and play a new segment called "Crime and Punishment." Then Sara, Casey, and Danny discuss the buzzy Michael Jackson documentary "Leaving Neverland." They talk about the most shocking revelations, hardest moments to watch, and what the accusations mean for Michael Jackson's legacy.

What's better than a conspiracy theory or a murder? A conspiracy theory combined with a murder! Sara talks to retired NYPD Detectives Kevin Gannon, Anthony Duarte, and Mike Donovan about the Smiley Face Killers, who they believe are an organized gang targeting white college-aged men. Here's the deal. Not everyone is convinced the scores of young men who have drowned over the past 12 years are connected, even though Gannon, Duarte, and Donovan argue that the writing is on the wall—literally. After investigating each case, they claim they've found distinct smiley face graffiti near all the locations where the bodies were found. So what is the truth? Listen to the interview and decide for yourself, then tune in to Smiley Face Killers: The Hunt For Justice on January 19 on Oxygen.

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Anybody who's seen Space Jam knows Michael Jordan took a year off from dominating the NBA in 1993 to try his hand at baseball. Sara sits down with Andrew Jenks, filmmaker and host of the What Really Happened? podcast, to delve into a conspiracy theory that Jordan really tried baseball because he was forced into a year-long suspension. But investigating this conspiracy leads them both to the murder of James Jordan, Michael Jordan's father. Two men were convicted of the murder, but one is claiming his innocence. So the question remains: What really happened to James Jordan? And did his death have anything to do with Michael's so-called retirement?