The original record.
The human context.

Real cases deserve more than a headline. We bring original public-record material together with factual context, careful organization, and respect for the people whose lives it documents.

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01 / Our purpose

Closer to the source.
Considered in context.

CrimeRecordings.com is a public-records-based true-crime archive built around original investigative material.

The archive features police interviews, interrogations, emergency calls, dispatch audio, body-camera footage, photographs, documents, and other case materials obtained from official agencies and public-record sources.

We organize these records alongside factual case context so visitors can explore what was documented, when it was recorded, and how each item relates to the broader case. Selected materials are publicly accessible, with extended case archives available through membership.

Behind every record are real people. Responsible presentation, clear context, and respect for those connected to each case guide how we share sensitive material.

02 / Our leadership

Two founders.
One considered archive.

Editorial insight and technical stewardship, brought together through complementary co-founder leadership.

Co-Founder, President & CEO

Michael Stabile

Editorial Direction & Storytelling

Michael Stabile is a three-time Emmy Award-winning writer and producer with extensive experience in true-crime storytelling and documentary production. A U.S. Navy veteran, he has also served as a Senior Producer. As Co-Founder, President & CEO of Crime Recordings, he brings his creative vision, editorial expertise, and commitment to compelling factual storytelling to the development of a public-records archive that allows audiences to explore the original evidence behind real criminal cases.

Co-Founder & Chief Technology Officer

Pamela J. Terrell

Technology & digital preservation

Pamela leads the platform’s technology, development, security, digital archives, membership infrastructure, and technical operations. Her background in sociology informs an approach grounded in understanding people, circumstances, and documented events, connecting thoughtful presentation with the systems that support the archive.

03 / Contact us

A direct line
to the team.

For questions about the archive, your membership, or the website, write to the Crime Recordings team.

records@crimerecordings.com

Please include the case title or relevant page, where applicable.

Case materials & records

Questions about source materials, public records, and the cases in our archive.

Membership & accounts

Help with membership, account access, and finding your way around the archive.

Technical support

Let us know about playback difficulties, broken links, or other website issues.

General correspondence

Ideas, questions, and other correspondence for the Crime Recordings team.

Real cases. Original recordings. A record worth preserving.

Explore the archive

The original record.The human context.

Closer to the source.Considered in context.

Two founders.One considered archive.