Delve: Diagnosis of a Crime — The Trial
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Delve: Diagnosis of a Crime — The Trial

Melanie Reid's newsroom.co.nz investigation returns for Season 2, with unprecedented access inside the criminal trial of a professional athlete accused in a complex medical case involving their child.

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Why listeners love Delve: Diagnosis of a Crime — The Trial

New Zealand's strongest current investigative audio — a genuine gap-filler for a country the site barely covers. With a binge factor of 8/10, it sits among the most compulsively listenable shows in the genre. It follows a serialized format — each season covers one case in depth, building suspense across episodes.

Binge Factor

8/10

Community-rated compulsive listenability

Format

Serialized

One story told across multiple episodes

Style

Analytical, serious, psychologically focused

Presentation approach

Episode Length

30-45 min

Typical episode duration

Host Style

Solo narrator

Presentation format

Verdict

Must listen

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Delve: Diagnosis of a Crime — The Trial (original)SerializedNew Zealand8/10
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Beyond Reasonable DoubtEpisodicNew Zealand7/10
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Crime Next Door: The Beast of BirkenheadSerializedUnited Kingdom
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Spotlight: Snitch CitySerializedUnited States9/10

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Frequently Asked Questions

What podcasts are similar to Delve: Diagnosis of a Crime — The Trial?

The best alternatives to Delve: Diagnosis of a Crime — The Trial are podcasts that share its Courtroom, Medical Crime, Investigative focus and serialized format. We've matched alternatives based on case types, storytelling format, and community ratings from our database.

Why do people love Delve: Diagnosis of a Crime — The Trial?

Delve: Diagnosis of a Crime — The Trial is known for its analytical, serious, psychologically focused approach to Courtroom and Medical Crime. It scores 8/10 on our binge factor rating, reflecting how compulsively listenable listeners find it. It has earned a "Must Listen" rating from our editorial team.

How long are episodes of Delve: Diagnosis of a Crime — The Trial?

Episodes of Delve: Diagnosis of a Crime — The Trial are typically 30-45 min long. It follows a serialized format, covering one story across multiple episodes.

Where can I listen to Delve: Diagnosis of a Crime — The Trial?

Delve: Diagnosis of a Crime — The Trial is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify. You can find it by searching the show name on any of those platforms.

What is the best episode of Delve: Diagnosis of a Crime — The Trial to start with?

New listeners are recommended to start with The Trial — Episode 1. As a serialized podcast, it's best to start from the beginning of a season.

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