Clues with Kaelyn Moore

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The Deadly Date: The Case of Sydney Loofe

On the evening of November 15th, 2017, 24-year-old Sydney Loofe finished her shift, posted a selfie on her way out the door, and drove off to meet a woman she'd matched w

Nov 11
1 h 15 min

REVISITED: Natalee Holloway | What the Netflix Doc Left Out

Netflix’s Taken: Natalee Holloway has put this case back in the spotlight, so we’re bringing back our Clues episode on it. In 2005, Natalee Holloway, an 18-year-old from

Nov 9
1 h 15 min

Two Wives, One Investigation: The Case Against Drew Peterson

On the morning of October 28th, 2007, 23-year-old Stacy Peterson didn't show up at her sister's house in Bolingbrook, Illinois. Her husband said she had run off with anot

Nov 4
1 h 19 min

Not Forgotten: Missing Persons October 2026

Their stories don't end when the episode does. This Halloween bonus brings together every Missing Person of the Week featured on CLUES in October 2026. Sharing these stor

Oct 31
5 min

HAUNTED TAKEOVER: Hidden History | The JFK Assassination

Something has crept into this feed…For Halloween, Hidden History with Dr. Harini Bhat has slipped through the walls to haunt your feed with an episode just for you. On N

Oct 30
39 min

The Last Recording: The Disappearance of Karlie Gusé w/ Boze

This week, Kaelyn is joined by Ericka Bozeman of Boze vs. the World to discuss the case of Karlie Gusé. Before dawn on October 13th, 2018, 16-year-old Karlie walked out o

Oct 28
1 h 16 min

Dan Markel and the Family Who Wanted Him Gone

On a Friday morning in July of 2014, Dan Markel dropped his sons at daycare, went to the gym, and pulled into his garage in Tallahassee. A neighbor heard two shots and ca

Oct 21
1 h 23 min

Marlene Warren: Death by Clown Killer

On a Saturday morning in May of 1990, Marlene Warren's doorbell rang in Wellington, Florida. On the step was a clown with face paint, an orange wig, a red nose, holding t

Oct 14
1 h 06 min

Introducing WHAT THE FACT with Connor Tomlinson and Carter Roy, a new Rewind podcast!

Fun fact: Did you know Jaws almost never existed because the shark kept sinking while filming? That is Connor Tomlinson just getting started. If that sounds fascinating,

Oct 12
38 min

The Deadly Night Out: The Disappearance of Gretchen Fleming

Today's episode features an appearance by Connor Tomlinson, star of Love on the Spectrum and the new co-host of the Rewind Original What the Fact. As a special segment, C

Oct 7
53 min

The Trial of the Summer: The Case Against Lindsay Clancy

On a January night in 2023, Patrick Clancy left his house in Duxbury, Massachusetts to pick up takeout and a medication. What he came home to would put his wife at the ce

Sep 30
1 h 34 min

Who Wrote the Note? The Case of Faith Hedgepeth

In September 2012, 19-year-old Faith Hedgepeth was found beaten to death in her off-campus apartment outside Chapel Hill, NC, hours after a night out with her roommate. B

Sep 23
1 h 01 min

Not Forgotten: Missing Persons September 2026

Their stories don’t end when the episode does. This bonus episode brings together every Missing Person of the Week featured on CLUES in September 2026, giving these case

Sep 19
4 min

The $12 Million Motive: Who Shot Steven Beard?

In October 1999, retired Austin TV executive Steven Beard woke in his home to a shotgun wound in his stomach. When police traced the bullet, it led somewhere nobody expec

Sep 16
56 min

Brandon Swanson: The Call That Ended in Silence

Just before 2 a.m. on May 14, 2008, 19-year-old Brandon Swanson called his parents from a gravel road in southwestern Minnesota. His car was stuck in a ditch and he neede

Sep 9
1 h 10 min

She Found Her Own Way Out: The Abduction of Jayme Closs

Around 1 a.m. on October 15, 2018, a 911 call came from a house on a rural stretch outside Barron, Wisconsin. Deputies arrived four minutes later to a kicked-in front doo

Sep 2
52 min

Not Forgotten: Missing Persons August 2026

Their stories don’t end when the episode does. This bonus episode brings together every Missing Person of the Week featured on CLUES in August 2026, giving these cases a

Aug 29
4 min

Celeste Rivas Hernandez: The Case Against D4VD

In April 2024, 13-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez vanished from Lake Elsinore, California. Seventeen months later, her remains were found in the trunk of an impounded Te

Aug 26
1 h 15 min

The Cleveland Kidnappings: Three Women Hidden for 10 Years

Between 2002 and 2004, Ariel Castro abducted three young women — Michelle Knight, Amanda Berry, and Gina DeJesus — from neighborhoods near his home in Cleveland, Ohio, an

Aug 19
1 h 08 min

Real People. Real Crimes | Introducing CRIMES OF REDDIT, a new Crime House podcast!

Reddit is an endless archive of humanity’s most disturbing, bizarre, and deeply human stories. If you love Clues, you are going to love CRIMES OF REDDIT with Alexis Linkl

Aug 12
50 min

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#68 ▼ 5 True Crime US

What listeners say

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I like the Clues stories and format, but I honestly don’t think Kaelyn needs a cohost, she could tell these better on her own. The podcast seems to have lost its way. The random conversational asides and opinions with the cohosts detract from these stories that happened to real people and often come across very disrespectful and judgmental. You can highlight clues, examples where something could’ve been done better (rather than making accusations), and where someone was a “normal hero” without the personal judgements.

Yelaheener · Oct 2026

First off, I really like this show. I think it’s well researched, balanced, and well presented. I know some people were upset about the Clancy presentation. I understand that postpartum psychosis is very real and that women suffering from it deserve compassion, proper care, and support. But at the end of the day, three innocent children lost their lives at the hands of their mother, and that shouldn’t get lost in the conversation. I thought Kaelyn and Sabrina did a fair and thorough job of discussing the facts while still being respectful of everyone involved. I didn’t find the episode biased at all. They acknowledged Lindsay’s mental health struggles without losing sight of the children or what Patrick has endured. I appreciated that balance and honestly don’t understand some of the harsh criticism. You can have compassion for Lindsay without dismissing the devastating loss of three little lives.

Tikishark · Oct 2026

I’m not sure if Morgan was dragging down the show but I will say that Kaelyn’s first post Morgan episode was extremely well done. I’ve listened to Lindsay Clancy covered by a few podcasts so I almost didn’t listen this episode but I’m glad that I did because I actually learned a lot and got a lot of information that I hadn’t heard in the other podcasts. Really nice job on a very highly publicized case, Kaelyn!

Lalalaney12 · Oct 2026

I found this show and have been listening since day one because I was a long time THT fan. I’ve never felt that true crime is Morgan’s niche but have very much enjoyed Clues because of Kaelyn. Kaelyn is very professional and respectful, true crime is definitely her thing. I recently stopped listening to THT because I’m just not fond of Morgan anymore, and was considering not listening to Clues anymore because of her. (Sorry, not sorry) But I won’t be going anywhere now that she’s announced her departure from the podcast. I’m looking forward to see where Kaelyn takes Clues! LOVED the recent episode with the girls from Crimes of Reddit.

tortilla.legs · Sep 2026

The high rating is due to the obsessive fans of the hosts' other podcasts. This show would probably upset anyone who actually appreciates and listens to true crime. The hosts are annoying and disrespectful. If you're going to tackle true crime, at least approach it with the respect and seriousness it deserves.

Mushie123 · May 2025

I have listened to this pod since the inception. I thought they did a great job on their research of cases. After hearing their latest LC episode, I’m wondering how much of their previous cases they also had a bias on, and how much of their “research” was based on that bias. It was such a bummer to listen to. To be doing a true crime podcast, you’d think they’d focus on what “doesn’t add up”. Seems like they were not following the “clues” to lead them out of their bias and maybe question more. I might still listen, but we will see.

Maybe it’s a no · Oct 2026

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