Popular Reviews of Cold Case Murder Mysteries

Ryan hosts the most unique true crime podcast out there. He does a deep psychological and philosophical dive on each case. No one else works as hard as he does: his Columbine episode was five hours long!

I have been listening to Ryan's podcast for quite a while now. Some I have listened to several times. He is interesting, unique, unflinching in his honesty as to how he sees the cases he covers. His perspective is amazing and he absolutely researches his topics which is not something that always happens with crime podcasts. Definitely give the Delphi analysis a listen and go back and listen to his others. I guarantee you'll be back for more.

Brilliant brilliant podcast Ryan does an incredible job and puts his whole heart into this and deserves so much recognition best podcast ever

You will not find another podcast like this one. Ryan Kraus takes his listeners on an adventure into the psychology of each case he covers bringing a new and absolutely exciting insight into true time and the who, why, what, how and where of each case. This podcast will change your ears forever and none will come close to the detail and facts covered.

This podcast is my favourite True Crime podcast of all time. It's the best analysis and presentation of the facts out there - and I listen to a lot. Not only is Ryan able to get into the mind of both the perpetrators and the victims, but everyone else involved. Noone will ever give you better insight into every action and motivation, leaving you feeling like you finally understand what happened. He thinks outside of the box. Every time I listen, I finally get it - in a way that resolves all questions and gives me peace. Also, he finds pertinent little details often overlooked, but they are the missing piece of the puzzle. I can't imagine how much work it must take. This podcast is utterly unique and cuts through any noise and confusion. I love it.

Okayyy… now I tried to give his podcast a chance twice with his episode on Justin and Cooper Harris.He talked about long winded concepts that were wayyy over explained more than he even spoke about case facts.. it seemed like he cared more about hearing himself speak rather than actually relating what happened in this case. I even skipped ahead a few times to random spots and every random spot he was long windedly making analogies that definitely didn’t need to be made and going off of random tangents to over explain simple concepts as if the audience need their hands held to understand any simple concept and nuance. Insanity. There’s wayyy better podcasts. This is literally one of the few I dislike. I usually enjoy podcasts.. but this was painful to get through.