True Crime · Sarah Turney
by Sarah Turney
Voices for Justice is a true crime podcast hosted by Sarah Turney, sister of missing teen Alissa Turney. Every episode ends with a call to action. Don't just listen to their stories; be a voice for them.
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Where Voices for Justice ranks today in each Apple Podcasts chart (US, Sep 5, 2026).
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I am new to the podcast, but have binged the episodes about Alissa’s story all within 2 days. I am so impressed how Sarah has been able to turn tragedy into such a powerful medium for making this world better. Her calm and collected manner in relating these two emotionally poignant stories in a factual manner and trying to find justice for victims is a gift to the world, and I applaud her strength and grace
I couldn’t stop listening to this podcast. I’ve followed the story for a very long time and am amazed by this sister’s quest for the truth.
I found Alyssa’s podcast during Covid and have been an avid listener since. The way she relentlessly pursues justice for her sister after others have repeatedly failed is endearing. The way she stands up to her father, law enforcement and the world, continuing to be the sole person fighting this battle head on is inspiring. Keep fighting the good fight! We see you, we are with you and we believe you!
Updated 09/30/24 to say Sarah has gone on to help other families and share others stories. Her podcast is one of the very few true crime podcasts that I will listen to because she encourages action and does more than tell stories for entertainment. She has opened my eyes and changed my viewpoints on true crime as a genre forever. Thank you Sarah for all that you do in the true crime space, you are making a difference! Sarah is so brave and passionate in the way that she presents her sister’s story. It takes a lot of courage to tell this story since it truly is so close to home for her. I hope they find justice for Alissa and bring some peace one day!
I find the information in this pod really good. The problem that I have listening to it is the way the host drawwwwws out the last letters of the last word in every single sentence. It drives me crazy. She does not do it when she voices an ad, so I’m not sure why it happens during the podcasts. Most of the time I wind up stopping halfway through which is unfortunate because the information is good.
The stories are interesting but the vocal fry & cadence (sounds like she’s reading 1 sentence at a time and it doesn’t “flow”) often makes it unbearable to listen to. I want to listen to the stories but sometimes I just can’t tolerate the vocal fry.
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