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Behind the Files June 2021

🕑 Added 2021-06-09 07:43:21 +0000 UTC

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CSJ

Long time Casefile listener but have only just joined the Patreon! I have listened to / read / watched A LOT of brutal true crime content and 657 Boulevard had me SCREAMING 😱

Neil A.

Love how you do the recap by the way. It could be ages between listening to the original and this so please keep doing it! Thanks!

matthew oakley

Christ California is terrifying

Amber

The writing of Casefile has always been great, but damn the stories in the last 6 months have been incredible. You all do amazing work Casefile team!

Maya George

This episode was such a good listen. I always appreciate the Behind the Files episodes. I always think about what questions to ask you guys and often don’t think of any, which is a little frustrating. But even just hearing about the process of making the episode is more than enough :)

Jennifer

I have listened to all of Case file's episodes but I didn't start listening to "Behind the Files" until today. It's weird to see stories I first heard on Casefile pop up on Netflix or elsewhere on TV later (most recently, The Serpent and Des). I read People Who Eat Darkness recently; I first heard that story on your show. Silk Road was an amazing series, and that guy was caught in San Francisco public library, near where I live. Laci Petersen's body was found not far from where I kayak. Jaycee Dugard's kidnapper was nabbed via a UC Berkeley employee. Even though I live in Northern CA, I don't remember any better shows than Casefile's on the Golden State Killer and his capture, so I'm glad you were persuaded by listeners to do the update. Keep it up! I'm glad to know I can send in questions.

Pegi Miskey

657 Boulevard is an amazingly creepy story I never heard before.Also I never knew there was a Westfield New Jersey-I was born in Westfield New York which is located in western New York State.

Kerry Weinstein

Always crazy to hear about the sinister 657 Boulevard story. Westfield is half hour away from where I live, and my aunt lived there for many years. It’s truly an idyllic, family friendly suburb with a cute downtown and direct train access to New York City. This story is almost unbelievable.