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The untold story of Dixie Mafia hitman Billy Sunday Birt—the most notorious killer in Georgia history. A Webby Awards Honoree.
Season 2 explores a grisly triple homicide in Boone, NC. Did billy Birt's Dixie Mafia commit the murders, or were they an easy scapegoat?
The 1990 murder of Rhonda Sue Coleman is investigated, causing a surge of support from her community, and a law to be passed.
Is a former Gwinnett County, Georgia police officer guilty of murder—or was he framed? Overlooked evidence reveals a shocking story.
After the disappearance of 18-year-old Justin Gaines, there was a confession—but no arrests made. Sean Kipe tries to find out why.
Hosts Sean Kipe and Jason Hoch team up to bring you their first ever weekly True Crime series!
ABOUT SEAN
"Sean Kipe is a dynamic force in both music and podcasting, recognized for his multi-faceted talent and authentic storytelling.
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A veteran guitarist and co-songwriter, Sean gained international recognition as a member of The Calling, the multi-platinum-selling band known for their iconic hit “Wherever You Will Go.” His nearly two-decade career in entertainment also includes major work with other notable acts such as Course of Nature, and writing/performing original music for film and television.
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Sean’s creative journey took a new turn when he stepped into the world of podcasting. He is the creator, producer, and host of acclaimed true crime podcasts including "In The Red Clay," "Fox Hunter," "Drowning Creek," and "In The Land of Lies." His work has consistently ranked at the top of the charts—“Drowning Creek” spent 24 consecutive days at #1 on Apple Podcasts, while “In The Land of Lies” and “Fox Hunter” have both captivated audiences on major platforms and received media coverage. In the Red Clay has become a True Crime classic.
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Combining sharp investigative skills with a unique narrative voice, Sean Kipe’s distinctive blend of storytelling, original music scores, and genuine connection with his subjects has made his work stand out. Across his podcast catalog, his work has reached tens of millions, inspired advocacy for justice reform, and set high standards for narrative true crime podcasting, setting him apart as one of the most compelling voices in true crime today."