CrimeCon 2026

Ted Binion, heir to one of Las Vegas’ most powerful casino dynasties, was found dead in his home in 1998 — surrounded by drugs, wealth, and secrets. At first glance, it looked like an overdose. But beneath the surface, something didn’t add up.

Join Richard MacLean Smith, host of the smash-hit podcast Unexplained as he takes you deep into one of Las Vegas’s most troubling and enigmatic cases — a story of buried treasure, obsession, betrayal, and a murder conviction that would later be overturned. Who really killed Ted Binion? And why does the truth remain so elusive?

Don’t miss this haunting journey into a case where certainty slips through your fingers — and the deeper you go, the less clear everything becomes…

Join Coffeehouse Crime host Adrian Stewart and editor Callum Jupp, known for their deeply researched storytelling, as they examine the case of Courtney Clenney: an OnlyFans model accused of killing her boyfriend in a volatile relationship marked by repeated conflict, alleged abuse, and escalating violence.

Behind the headlines and carefully curated social media persona lies a far more complex and troubling reality. One that raises difficult questions about power, perception, and what truly happens behind closed doors.

Rather than focusing on verdicts, Adrian and Callum will explore the broader dynamics at play, breaking down the warning signs of domestic violence, how cycles of abuse can intensify over time, and why these situations are so often misunderstood until it’s too late.

This is not just a story about one relationship. It’s a sobering, thought-provoking look at how abuse can exist in plain sight, and why it can happen to anyone, regardless of status, image, or appearance.

Las Vegas is famous for high-stakes gambling, world-class entertainment… and criminally bad decisions.
Join Trevin and Amanda from Live, Laugh, Larceny as they explore the lighter side of true crime with a live, interactive game featuring some of the most ridiculous crimes ever committed in Sin City.

Mckenzie of Dating Detectives goes head-to-head with Aaron of Generation Why as they try to guess the outrageous details behind real Vegas crimes, from failed casino capers to criminals who just wanted to cause a little mischief.

Along the way, Trevin and Amanda share bizarre true crime stories, the audience gets involved helping contestants make their guesses, and attendees get a fun, high-energy break from the darker side of crime.

Take a break from the heavy and get petty. Because fascinating criminals aren’t always masterminds…sometimes they’re just dumb.

The humor comes from criminals making dumb decisions — not from victims or violent crimes.