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A Note from Brittany 

Hey, Case Closers!

I'm so glad you're here.

Whether you've been listening since the very first episode, found me through Facebook, discovered me on TikTok, or somehow wandered onto this little corner of the internet, welcome. I'm incredibly grateful you stopped by.

If you're wondering how someone ends up making true crime their career, the answer is... it started long before I ever owned a microphone.

I was adopted by my aunt and uncle, who were both attorneys, so conversations about crime, justice, and landmark court cases were just a normal part of growing up. While most kids were reading fiction, I was sneaking true crime books off the shelf by the time I was twelve. I've now spent more than two decades fascinated by the human stories behind criminal cases not just what happened, but why it happened, how investigators solved it, and most importantly, how victims and survivors rebuilt their lives afterward.

These days, creating true crime content isn't just something I do, it's my full-time career and, honestly, what I believe I was meant to do.

Through my podcast, When Killers Get Caught, my videos, and my documentary work, I get to tell stories that matter. My goal has never been to glorify offenders. I'm far more interested in the investigators who refuse to give up, the survivors who find unimaginable strength, and the families who fight for justice long after the headlines disappear.

That's why Season 5 of the podcast means so much to me. Case Closers: The Survivors shifts the spotlight where I believe it belongs onto the people whose courage changed the outcome of these cases forever.

When I'm not buried under a mountain of court documents or recording an episode, you'll usually find me crocheting, making jewelry, tending to my garden, experimenting with a new baking recipe, or spending an entire weekend playing video games. I'm also a huge Dungeons & Dragons fan, and every now and then I'll disappear into an anime binge.

Like a lot of creators, I have big dreams for where all of this is headed.

One day, I want to produce and direct my own feature-length true crime documentary. It's a goal I've been quietly working toward for years, and every episode, every video, and every opportunity brings me one step closer. I'm saving, learning, and building the skills to make that dream a reality.

But none of this would exist without you.

Whether you've been here since the days when the podcast had only a handful of listeners or you just found me this week, thank you. Every download, every comment, every share, every message reminding me to keep going has helped shape this community into something I never imagined.

You aren't just listeners anymore.

You're Case Closers.

And I'm so happy you're here.

— Brittany

About the Host

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Brittany Ransom

Podcast Owner, Host and Content Creator

Adopted by an aunt and uncle who were both attorneys, Brittany Ransom grew up in a home where conversations about crime, justice, and the legal system were part of everyday life. She picked up her first true crime book at the age of twelve and has spent more than two decades studying criminal cases, investigative failures, and the psychology behind violent crime.

Today, Brittany is the creator and host of the When Killers Get Caught podcast, where she explores some of the world's most compelling criminal cases through thoroughly researched, victim-centered storytelling. Her current season, Case Closers: The Survivors, shifts the focus away from offenders and toward the extraordinary people whose courage helped bring violent criminals to justice.

Brittany's work has also been featured in five true crime documentaries, including appearances on ABC's 20/20 and as a commentator in the FOX/Tubi documentary Sins of the Father: The Green River Killer. Her research-driven approach and thoughtful analysis have made her a trusted voice for audiences seeking compassionate, fact-based true crime content.

Across social media, Brittany has built a community of millions of viewers through educational videos that break down complex criminal cases, highlight investigative breakthroughs, and encourage meaningful conversations about victims, survivors, and the criminal justice system.

Whether behind a microphone, in front of a camera, or connecting with audiences online, Brittany's mission remains the same: to tell the stories that deserve to be remembered and to remind us that the truth always leaves a trail.