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Hidden Threads: Real Private Investigators. Real Cases. Real Stories.
Hidden Threads uncovers the untold true crime stories behind private investigators' most chilling and high-stakes cases. Each episode exposes hidden connections, dark secrets, and shocking twists—from unsolved murders and missing persons to betrayals that span decades—while revealing the rare political threads that quietly shape the shadows of justice.
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Hidden Threads: Real Private Investigators. Real Cases. Real Stories.
Latest Episodes
8:44 PM: The 50-Second Video That Convicted Alex Murdaugh
Alex Murdaugh told investigators he was never at the kennels the night his wife and son were murdered. Then a forensic examiner pulled a 50-second video off Paul's phone, recorded at 8:44 PM, and Alex's voice was on it.In this Best Of compi...
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BEST OF: The Search Stack Every Investigator Should Know
TLOxp is one of the most powerful tools in a licensed investigator's kit — and most people barely scratch what it does. In this best-of we break down how to actually work a search: building out a subject profile from a single data point, readin...
BEST OF: Hidden Cams, Bugs, And Phone Hacking — Where's The Line?
Hidden cameras, listening devices, phone spyware — the gear is cheap, easy to buy, and legal to own. Using it is where people end up in federal court. In this best-of we break down where the line actually sits: one-party vs. two-party consent r...
BEST OF: Alabama Executed Him With Nitrogen Gas
Alabama executed Anthony Boyd by nitrogen hypoxia — the newest execution method in the United States, and one only a handful of states authorize. In this best-of we break down what nitrogen hypoxia actually is, what witnesses reported from insi...
Reasonable Suspicion or Just Paranoia? | Best of Shadownet PI
When is a suspicion actually reasonable — and when have you gone all the way down the rabbit hole? In this "best of," I pull together the moments where we wrestle with that line: the cases, the callers, and the questions where a real r...
Fan Mail
Hi! Just found your podcast and I’m binge listening all the episodes. My question is … why can’t we prosecute these cheating spouses AND their paramores?? Each person should be held accountable. I’m in Georgia which it is illegal, it's a misdemeanor, but no one prosecutes. I bet if these cheaters had to pay money, we might have less adultery going on. Just my thoughts. LOVING your podcast by the way. I'm a wannabe PI taking in all the information LOL.
Atlanta, Georgia