Kentucky Case Files
Infamous and overlooked true crime in the Bluegrass State
- Update frequency
- every 11 days
- Average duration
- 17 minutes
- Episodes
- 8
- Years Active
- 2025
The Steve Nunn Case, Pt. 3: Amanda Ross, Her Law and the Limits of Justice
The murder of Amanda Ross sent shockwaves through Kentucky and beyond. In The Steve Nunn Case, Pt. 3: Amanda Ross, Her Law and the Limits of Justice, the final installment of our three-part series, w…
The Steve Nunn Case, Pt. 2: From the Statehouse to the Jailhouse
By noon Sept. 11, 2009, police had tracked former legislator Steve Nunn — accused of killing his ex-fiancée, Amanda Ross — to a rural Kentucky cemetery. What followed was a tense armed confrontation,…
The Steve Nunn Case, Pt. 1: The Governor's Son, His Obsession and Her Fear
In this gripping first episode of a three-part chapter, Kentucky Case Files unpacks The Steve Nunn Case. In Part 1, The Governor’s Son, His Obsession and Her Fear, we meet Amanda Ross — a bright, bel…
The Clay Shrout Case, Pt. 4: That Was How, This Is Why
In The Clay Shrout Case's final episode, Pt. 4: That Was How, This Is Why, hosts Marcus Roland and Emily Steele explore the deeper psychological and emotional factors behind one of Kentucky’s most sh…
The Clay Shrout Case, Pt. 3: Inside the Mind of a Psychopath
IIn The Clay Shrout Case, Pt. 3: Inside the Mind of a Psychopath, Kentucky Case Files hosts Marcus Roland and Emily Steele speak with Dr. Peter Langman, a psychologist and leading expert on school sh…
The Clay Shrout Case, Pt. 1: 'I'm Going to Be on CNN'
In the premiere episode of Kentucky Case Files, hosts Marcus Roland and Emily Beaulieu Steele examine The Clay Shrout Case, the shocking 1994 story of a high-achieving high school senior from Florenc…
The Clay Shrout Case, Pt. 2: Guilty but Mentally Ill
In The Clay Shrout Case, Pt. 2: Guilty but Mentally Ill, hosts Marcus Roland and Emily Steele follow the aftermath of Shrout’s horrific 1994 familicide, tracing his legal journey from juvenile hearin…
Season 1 teaser
Coming soon to wherever you get your podcasts, Kentucky Case Files, where we dive into the true crime stories that showcase why the Bluegrass State was once called "the dark and bloody ground."