Crawlspace - True Crime & Mysteries

Tim Pilleri and Lance Reenstierna built their podcast reputations covering the Maura Murray disappearance before expanding into the broader true crime space with Crawlspace. Their JonBenet coverage benefits from that investigative background. These are hosts who understand how cold cases work, how evidence gets lost or mishandled, and how public attention can both help and hurt an investigation. Crawlspace operates as a conversation-and-interview show, bringing in guests ranging from criminal psychologists and crime authors to journalists and investigators. The JonBenet episodes mix the hosts' own analysis with expert perspectives, which adds layers that a two-person discussion alone cannot provide. Episodes run 40 to 60 minutes on average, and the show updates weekly with a back catalog of over 750 episodes. The 4.1-star rating from about 1,300 reviews reflects a show that some listeners adore and others find uneven. When Tim and Lance are locked in on a case like JonBenet, the depth of their research and the quality of their guests make for compelling listening. The show bills itself as a place "where crime meets culture," and it lives up to that by exploring not just the forensic details but also the media coverage, public fascination, and cultural impact of high-profile cases. If you want JonBenet analysis that goes beyond the facts of the crime itself, Crawlspace takes that wider view.