"Real Life, Real Crime" has three Facebook pages; the regular one, the Laniac page for fans to share things, and the open page for real-life crime discussions, along with the page called "Real Life, Real Crime Friends, Fans, and Crew," which is the one the host is most proud of.
Bailey Sarian talks about the notorious serial killer Ted Bundy and lays out the facts in a simplified manner.
The negative impacts of Facebook on society have been highly publicized, but this podcast takes a neutral stance, acknowledging the platform as a tool while delving into the role it plays in democracy, privacy and more.
In this podcast episode, the hosts share some bizarre and interesting crime-related history facts as a way to thank their listeners for their support. They also offer free desktop and phone backgrounds to their audience.
Law enforcement officers often release as much information as possible to try and jog anyone's memory and provide the public with more to work with. In some cases, information, such as ATM footage, is held back for years, leading to speculation and curiosity among the public.