Let The Good Crimes Roll

By: Casey Forbes & Sarah Couvillion
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  • Summary

  • Two Louisiana cousins, Casey Forbes & Sarah Couvillion, discuss true crime cases by watching True Crime TV Shows and Documentaries. They give their southern perspective of the cases.A new episode drops every Monday!
    © 2023 Let The Good Crimes Roll
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Art True Crime Comedy & Humour
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Episodes
  • He Is No Henry Cavill

    He Is No Henry Cavill
    Aug 12 2024

    Dave was starting over after a divorce. After trying his hand at online dating, he thought he met a casual, nice lady. When cupid's arrow hits him with a second lady, things become a bit crazy. Lady number two begins harassing and stalking Dave and all of the people in his life. How far will his date go?

    Reference:
    Lover, Stalker, Killer
    Netflix
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    34 mins
  • What is Going on in the School House?

    What is Going on in the School House?
    Aug 5 2024

    When Lyntell Washington meets Dr. Robert Marks she thinks she has found her the true love that will take care of her and her 3-year-old daughter. After a year of dating, the shocking truth behind his intentions come to life in the crazy story.

    Reference:
    Fatal Affairs
    Season 1
    Episode 1: Lessons in Lust
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    31 mins
  • That's A Lot of Smith's

    That's A Lot of Smith's
    May 20 2024

    Brittany Smith was charged with murder after she experienced, what she said, was a traumatic night. Was she justified in shooting her assailant or did the justice system get it right? You decide....you know we will!!

    Reference:
    Alabama vs. Brittany Smith
    Netflix
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    32 mins

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