Nobody Should Believe Me
True crime podcast review — 2026
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"Author Andrea Dunlop investigates medical child abuse and Munchausen syndrome by proxy cases."
Who is this podcast for?
- ✓Listeners who prefer variety — a new case with every episode
Pros & cons
- +High binge factor — listeners consistently come back for more
- +Episodic format — great for both casual listeners and committed fans, start anywhere
- −Only available on Apple Podcasts — not accessible on all podcast apps
About the host
Andrea Dunlop
Host of Nobody Should Believe Me.
About this podcast
Author Andrea Dunlop investigates medical child abuse and Munchausen syndrome by proxy cases.
Best episode to start with
Browse for a case that interests you
Episodic format — episodes can generally be enjoyed in any order
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Frequently Asked Questions about Nobody Should Believe Me
What is Nobody Should Believe Me about?
Author Andrea Dunlop investigates medical child abuse and Munchausen syndrome by proxy cases.
Is Nobody Should Believe Me worth listening to?
Our editorial verdict is "Good if US true crime interests you". It scores 7/10 on binge factor. Author Andrea Dunlop investigates medical child abuse and Munchausen syndrome by proxy cases.
Who is Nobody Should Believe Me for?
Nobody Should Believe Me is ideal for: Listeners who prefer variety — a new case with every episode.
What is the best episode of Nobody Should Believe Me to start with?
We recommend starting with Browse for a case that interests you. Episodes can generally be enjoyed in any order.
Where can I listen to Nobody Should Believe Me?
Nobody Should Believe Me is available on Apple Podcasts. Search for it by name on any of those apps.
What podcasts are similar to Nobody Should Believe Me?
If you enjoy Nobody Should Believe Me, you might also like: Bloodline Detectives, Murder Unscripted, Rotten Mango, Foul Play: A Historical True Crime Podcast. See our full "Podcasts Like Nobody Should Believe Me" page for more recommendations.
Quick facts
- Format
- Episodic
- Host style
- Solo host
- Style
- Journalistic; measured
- Episode length
- 35-55 min
- Episodes
- Ongoing
- Binge factor
- 7/10
- Country
- United States
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