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What We Do

Crime Scene Time Machine is a Podcast Series that discusses crimes of the past, present and future. Through a deep analysis of legal documentation, evidence, witness testimony and experiments, our Team of Experts reveal the intricacies of crime scenes through the use of demonstrative evidence to expose the truth. Join us as we step inside… The Crime Scene Time Machine

JFK Assassination

Examining the accused killer, Lee Harvey Oswald, a former U.S. Marine who had embraced and defected for a time to the Soviet Union.

Vietnam

Was it all for naught? Buckle up as we take a step back and examine one of World History’s most controversial Wars.

Social Media: The End of Society?

With so much still on the table to learn about Social Media’s impact on humanity, join us as we examine the algorithms and marketing tactics shaping how we think.

Sirhan Sirhan

Did he actually kill Robert Kennedy? Then why doesn’t he remember any of the events leading up to this accusation? Join us as we examine what the CIA has kept in secrecy for over 50 years…

9/11

Does Jet-fuel melt steal beams? Was it an inside job? Who is left to blame? After 10 years since the “attack” on the World Trade Center, we’ll take a look at all the moving pieces and parts that have shaped one of the most captivating and compelling conspiracies of all time.

Who We Are

Joanna Kay

Joanna Kay grew up in Omaha, Nebraska before obtaining her BA in Anthropology and Classics at the University of Wisconsin – Madison. After/during a bout of travel, she earned her MSc in Forensic Anthropology from the University of Central Lancashire in England. She used her education to become a Crime Scene Investigator II and Forensic Anthropologist until she realized that she would rather play one on TV.

1500

cases consulted since 2001

With over 33 years of Team experience and the creation of forensic computer animation, Scott Roder is one of the most sought after experts in the industry. Having worked on cases from Oscar Pistorius to George Floyd, Scott has no shortage of experience having worked on over 1,500 cases since 2001.