Gavin Fish
Gavin Fish is a journalist, researcher, YouTuber, podcaster, and champion for victims of violent crimes and their families. He works to give a voice to the voiceless and to bring justice to those who've been victimized by corruption and acrimony. He sits on the board of directors of All the Lost Girls, a non-profit that focuses on female strangulation cold cases in the United States.
Gavin was shortlisted for an inaugural True Crime Award in the Best True Crime YouTube Channel or Social Media Influencer category. His YouTube channel is widely praised for its deep coverage of cases both unknown and in the public zeitgeist. His investigation into the death of 27-year-old Philadelphia school teacher Ellen Greenberg uncovered alleged corruption at the highest level of state government and caused then Attorney General Josh Shapiro, in whose office the case had languished for four years, to refer the case to an outside agency.
Gavin works as a reporter for EYT Media.
CrimeCod
Teen Convicted of Killing 15-Year-Old Relative After $1 Dice Bet
Kimberly Rock’s Killer Seeks Parole a Fourth Time; Hearing Postponed
Judge Expected to Set Tyler Robinson Trial Date Amid Competing Timelines
Jury Begins Deliberations in Matthew Farwell Trial Over Sandra Birchmore’s Death
Lakewood Agent Nic Graham Killed in Bus Shooting as Colorado Builds Memorials
Three Face Attempted Murder Charges After Bellport LIRR Shooting Wounds Teen and Passenger
Man Convicted of Manslaughter in Shrimp Boat Stabbing That Left Coworker Hidden in Canal
Citibank Employee Killed After Gunman’s Debt Threat; Security Guard Stops Attack
Detective Revisits 1983 Killing of Artesia Teen Found Beneath Her Bed
Man Charged With Attempted Murder After Bronx Girl, 12, is Shot Twice
Georgia Man Pleads Guilty to Killing Woman Pumping Gas and Stealing Her Car
Los Angeles Woman Charged in Alleged $18 Million Pandemic Relief Fraud
Blog
‘Crazy’ Lawsuit Is Getting Riskier for Brian and Hannah Judd
A “Clever Hoax” or a Narrative Trick? Examining the Judds’ Latest Episode of The Crazy Train
The Judds’ Case Was Mostly Dismissed, The Remainder Survived on Utah’s Lenient Pleading Standard
A Thanksgiving Letter to the People Who Make This Possible
How Is This Not a Crime? Why the LAPD’s “No Update” Is an Update.
An Open Letter to Carolyn Aguayo: You Showed Us What Real Strength Looks Like
Karen Spence Cuts a Deal in Mississippi Murder Case
One Year Later, the Mullins Murder Case Still Shakes Letcher County
Appearances, Contributions, and Mentions
