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Crime Recordings:Real cases. Real recordings.
Crime Recordings is a public-record true-crime archive presenting original police interviews, interrogations, 911 and emergency calls, body-camera footage, dispatch audio, courtroom recordings, crime-scene photographs, video evidence, and case documents obtained from official sources.
CrimeRecordings.com preserves original source material so viewers can examine documented criminal cases beyond headlines, summaries, and commentary.
Featured public recording
Michael Bargo Police Interview
April 17, 2011Summerfield, Florida, United States
In 2011, Michael Bargo helped orchestrate the murder of 15-year-old Seath Jackson in Summerfield, Florida, after Jackson was lured to a house by his former girlfriend, Amber Wright. Jackson was beaten and shot, and his body was burned before his remains were discarded in a quarry. The following is Michael Bargo's interview with an investigator.
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The original record tells a story of its own.
True-crime stories are often condensed into headlines, documentaries, summaries, and commentary. Crime Recordings takes viewers and listeners closer to the underlying public record.
The archive organizes police interviews, interrogations, recordings, photographs, documents, and other investigative material alongside factual case context.
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CrimeRecordings.com · Public-record true-crime archive · Established 2026
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