r/CasesWeFollow↗
Cases We Follow
We are a group of true crime enthusiasts who met on various case-specific subreddits. This group is about sharing information and diving into new cases we're following while keeping it thoughtful and respectful. Let's keep things courteous and make sure our questions and responses are informative and helpful to keep the discussion moving forward. No drama, just good vibes and intriguing cases to watch, read, and analyze together. Let's get into some cases! 🔍🕵️♀️
52k subscribers564 posts / mo in Sep 2026 (incl. ~1% by known bots)189 authors / mosince 2024
r/CasesWeFollow has 52k members (+254% over the last 12 months). It gets about 564 posts a month from 189 people. Top topics: Murder and Sentencing Cases, Child Safety and Abuse and Court Hearings Today.
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Top topics
Share of the subreddit's posts
- Murder and Sentencing Cases1.3%
- Child Safety and Abuse0.9%
- Court Hearings Today0.6%
- DrunkDrivingCrashes0.3%
- Murder Arrests0.3%
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Most-mentioned brands and sites, last 12 months
- Smash
- CBS News
- CourtListener
- MSN
- Justia
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