For true crime YouTubers, streamers & podcasters
Cited Cases™ Creator Feed
Know the moment something drops in a case you cover, so you can go live first, with the source in hand.
What you get
- Breaking email alerts when something new lands in a tracked case: pleadings, pleas, sentencings and rulings.
- A daily brief with every development sorted into two clearly labeled lanes.
- Every line carries its source link. A line without a source does not go in.
Two lanes, always labeled
Verified
Confirmed on a court docket or court order, with the link to the docket or document.
On the Ticker
Credible outlets are reporting it, but it is not confirmed in the court record yet. Always credited to the outlet that reported it. Never names anyone who has not been charged. Each Ticker item is later moved to Verified or withdrawn, and we tell you which.
Coverage
Federal cases with public dockets on CourtListener, such as United States v. Farwell (D. Mass.), are watched automatically, so Verified alerts go out as soon as new docket entries appear. State-court cases (including Kohberger, Robinson and Richins) do not yet have an automated docket source. For those we check court-published records and credited news reports, so alerts are not instant.
Anyone not convicted is described as charged and presumed innocent. No graphic detail, and no private people named.
Founding member
$9.99 USD / month
Founding price $9.99/month, locked in for as long as you stay subscribed, for anyone who joins by Black Friday (Nov 27). New members pay $19.99/month after that.
Secure checkout by Stripe. Cancel anytime: email hello@citedcases.com and we will cancel your subscription so it does not renew; you keep access until the end of the period you paid for.
Disclaimer: The Creator Feed is news alerts, not legal advice. On the Ticker items are unconfirmed reports credited to the outlets that published them; check the source before you rely on one. Not affiliated with any court, agency, party or family.
Creator Feed FAQ
What is the Cited Cases Creator Feed?
An email subscription for true crime YouTubers, streamers and podcasters. It sends breaking alerts when something new lands in a tracked court case and a daily brief with every development sorted into two labeled lanes, Verified and On the Ticker.
What do the Verified and On the Ticker lanes mean?
Verified items are confirmed on a court docket or court order and include the link to the docket or document. On the Ticker items are credible news reports not yet confirmed in the court record; each is credited to the outlet that reported it and marked unconfirmed.
What happens to an On the Ticker item later?
Each Ticker item is later moved to Verified or withdrawn, and subscribers are told which.
What kinds of court filings trigger an alert?
New items in a tracked case, such as pleadings, pleas, sentencings and rulings.
Which courts and cases are covered?
Federal cases with public dockets on CourtListener, such as United States v. Farwell (D. Mass.), are watched automatically. State-court cases, including Kohberger, Robinson and Richins, do not yet have an automated docket source, so they are checked against court-published records and credited news reports and those alerts are not instant.
Does the Creator Feed name suspects or private people?
No. It never names anyone who has not been charged, and it does not name private people. Anyone not convicted is described as charged and presumed innocent. There is no graphic detail.
How much does the Creator Feed cost?
The founding price is US$9.99 per month, locked in for as long as you stay subscribed, for anyone who joins by Black Friday, November 27, 2026. New members pay US$19.99 per month after that.
How do I sign up?
Join at citedcases.com/creator-feed/ through secure Stripe checkout.
How do I cancel?
Email hello@citedcases.com and the subscription is cancelled so it does not renew. You keep access until the end of the period you paid for.
Is the Creator Feed legal advice?
No. The Creator Feed is news alerts, not legal advice. Check the linked source before you rely on an item. Cited Cases is not affiliated with any court, agency, party or family.