When you bury a body, cover it with endangered plants, so it’s illegal to dig it up. Follow me for more gardening tips!

Armed robbers are so weird. Why are you beating me when I don’t have money?

“It’s the most wonderful crime of the year!” I crooned running away with the pot of Santa’s donations.

My greatest aspiration is to one day solve a murder on a train.

It’s so funny how every true crime documentary eventually devolves into a story about how the police botched the entire investigation.

At some point, my colleagues will manage to get me my own true crime documentary on Netflix.

We need a true crime show called Downtown Stabby.

If I ever went to jail for murder, it would be for murdering my printer.

So many true crime podcasts are just like “a young woman went missing, the police took a week to respond, she was last seen with a man the community call Creepy Steve, he has never been questioned”

People complain about jury duty as if listening to true crime all day and being sequestered at night isn’t secretly every mother’s fantasy.

Writers should get a direct line to the FBI so we can call them and give them a heads up when we’re googling ways to poison someone but just for a story.

I like listening to true crime podcasts while I clean my bathroom because I can pretend I’m destroying evidence.

Toilets are not a crime scene, traces may be removed!

I don’t know how to mop my kitchen floor without pretending l’m cleaning up a gruesome crime scene.

After ten true crime podcasts you start to think you could probably solve a murder. After a hundred you start to think you could probably get away with one.

The funniest thing about Batman is that he legitimately doesn’t give a shit about crime that happens during the day.

Walking up to any crime scene and whispering within the crowd, “It’s started again, hasn’t it?” then leaving.

Thinking of starting a true crime podcast. Gotta explain this search history somehow.

What are some fun beginner crimes for someone getting into lawlessness?