Okie Investigations - True Crime

By: Trevor Shelby
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  • Join Host, Trevor Shelby, as he digs into the most interesting stories that show the darker side of True Crime in Oklahoma. Every episode we will feature a true crime story that has been forgotten through time. We will cover Cold Cases, Missing Persons, Serial Killers, and Horrible Crimes that happened in the 19th, 20th, and 21st centuries.

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  • The Cheyenne Mystery: The Muder of Jack Leary

    The Cheyenne Mystery: The Muder of Jack Leary
    Jun 16 2024

    When Jack Leary is found brutally murdered in Cheyenne, Oklahoma, in 1933, the community is left reeling. The investigation that follows spans nearly a decade, punctuated by false confessions, dismissed charges, and a trial that raises more questions than answers. Join Trevor Shelby as he examines the evidence, the key players, and the enduring impact of this baffling case on the town of Cheyenne.
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    39 mins
  • Okie Investigations Teaser

    Okie Investigations Teaser
    Sep 4 2022

    Hello everyone, and welcome to Okie Investigations, the podcast where we look at the darker side of Oklahoma's history. For each episode, we will bring you a different true crime story that was headline news in the Sooner State. We tell the stories that others can't. Make sure you subscribe today so you don't miss a single episode. If you have case that you would like looked into, please contact me on our website truecrime.blog
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    1 min

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