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Casefile True Crime

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  • Case 343: John Zera
    Jun 20 2026

    *** Content warnings: Child victims, sexual assault ***

    On February 28 1976, the suburban community of Hales Corners, Wisconsin, was rocked when the body of missing schoolboy, 14-year-old John Zera, was discovered in a local park. The teenager hadn’t been seen for over a week, having gone missing in the middle of the school day without so much as a word.


    Over the next few years, the investigation into John’s brutal murder was plagued by mistakes and misconduct before eventually going cold. Thirty years later, the case was resurrected after police discovered a chilling scene.


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    Narration – Anonymous Host

    Research & writing – Brianne Jaskulski

    Production & music – Mike Migas

    Audio editing – Anthony Telfer


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    1 hr and 43 mins
  • Case 342: Julia Wallace
    Jun 13 2026

    When 52-year-old Julia Wallace was found brutally murdered in her Liverpool home in 1931, no one could have anticipated the complex and challenging investigation that would follow, centring on her husband, William, and a mysterious figure known only as R. M. Qualtrough.


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    Narration – Anonymous Host

    Research & writing – Milly Raso

    Production & music – Mike Migas

    Audio editing – Anthony Telfer


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    1 hr and 41 mins
  • Case 341: The Christchurch Civic Creche
    Jun 6 2026

    *** Content warning: Child sexual abuse ***

    Late in 1991, a child said something strange to his mother: ‘I don’t like Peter’s black penis.’ Believing this was an indication that her son was being abused by Peter Ellis, a 33-year-old employee at the Christchurch Civic Creche her son attended, the concerned mother quickly filed a report. The case would soon snowball into one of New Zealand’s biggest and most controversial criminal cases…


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    Narration – Anonymous Host

    Research & writing – Erin Munro

    Production & music – Mike Migas

    Audio editing – Anthony Telfer


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    1 hr and 46 mins
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absolutely brilliant, the way you cover the case is so informative....highly recommend if you like true crime.

Brilliant

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I love this podcast! Thank you for all your hard work telling peoples stories.

The best podcast EVER!!!!

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I love this podcast, being a true crime fanatic there is no better then Casefiles. I’ve listen to every single episode.

Great in-depth, actually feels like your at the crime scene. The narrator is perfect, yes there is a few ads but they’re giving you this for free!

My only thing I would like to see is longer episodes i love it that much.

Number 1 True Crime Podcast

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It was an interesting story. The narrator spoke clearly and it was easy to listen tpp

Not bad at all.

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The most thoroughly researched true crime podcasts that I have listened to and I have listened and watched an obscene amount. The narrator is easy to listen to. These are stories of real people and obviously the effects of all the cases ripple through families and communities, people should be remembered and their stories told, it's the least anyone can do. The podcasts are always told in an empathic way and many are cases I haven't heard before which is good.




True Crime coverage at its best.

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