Gavin Fish

Investigative Journalist. YouTuber.

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

Two Young Men Killed, 35 Injured in Vienna Homecoming Shooting

October 7, 2026

Gunfire at a homecoming celebration attended by about 1,000 people in Vienna, Georgia, left two young men dead and dozens injured.

Marine Arrested in Anna Yagi’s Killing as Japan Demands U.S. Accountability

October 6, 2026

The alleged robbery and killing of a 39-year-old woman in an Okinawa hotel has prompted Japan to demand investigative cooperation and tougher discipline for U.S. troops.

Two Young Adults Killed at Northridge Party as Gunfire Interrupts Performance

October 6, 2026

A man and woman died at a crowded Northridge event venue, where a witness said a gunman fired at two people and struck someone else.

Jose Zayas Arrested in Fatal Shooting of Culver City Bus Driver Bruce Rodriguez

October 6, 2026

A Culver City bus driver who gave toy cars to young passengers leaves behind two small sons after a fatal shooting and a suspect’s arrest.

Derwin Brown Assassination Revisited in Former DeKalb DA’s New Book

October 6, 2026

A new book revisits the assassination of a sheriff-elect and the unchecked power behind his killing.

Tony Wiggins Faces Death Penalty as Families Describe Losses in Triple-Murder Case

October 5, 2026

Relatives of three murdered friends described missed milestones and lost futures as jurors began weighing life without parole or death for Tony Wiggins.

Kewon White Claims He Shot at Boosie Days After Killing MO3

October 5, 2026

The man serving life for MO3’s murder says he also fired at Boosie in Dallas, a claim surfacing as he appeals his sentence.

Portland Man Accused of Stabbing Bystander Who Filmed Him

October 4, 2026

A bystander filming an argument outside a downtown Portland apartment building suffered repeated stab wounds to his back after trying to flee.

Jonathan McKinsey’s In-Laws Charged With Murder in Dublin Park Shooting

October 3, 2026

Two 77-year-old in-laws face murder charges and a lying-in-wait allegation after a New York Times engineering director was shot dead during a divorce and custody dispute.

Relative Arrested on Murder Charge in Denise Henry’s Disappearance

October 2, 2026

Denise Henry remains missing after a relative’s arrest on a murder charge and an alleged confession to stabbing her and disposing of her remains.

Mobile Man Gets 25 Years After Pleading Guilty to Murder of 17-Year-Old

October 1, 2026

Carl Mitchell Washington Jr. pleaded guilty to murder in a shooting that killed a 17-year-old outside a Mobile home before dawn.

Mississippi Won’t Retry Former Officer in Jaylen Lewis’s Fatal Shooting

October 1, 2026

Mississippi’s attorney general has ruled out another manslaughter trial for Michael Rhinewalt after a jury deadlocked in the fatal shooting of 25-year-old Jaylen Lewis.

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Blog

‘Crazy’ Lawsuit Is Getting Riskier for Brian and Hannah Judd

September 2, 2026

Several people whose voices appear in ‘The Crazy Train’ have told me they did not know they were being recorded. If any confidential California communications were secretly recorded without everyone’s consent, the Judds may have created serious legal exposure for themselves.

A “Clever Hoax” or a Narrative Trick? Examining the Judds’ Latest Episode of The Crazy Train

March 14, 2026

In their latest episode, the Judds suggest they were targeted by a “clever hoax.” A closer look at their own posts, the letter itself, and the storytelling techniques they use raises serious questions about that claim.

The Judds’ Case Was Mostly Dismissed, The Remainder Survived on Utah’s Lenient Pleading Standard

January 12, 2026

Most of Brian and Hannah Judd’s lawsuit didn’t survive the first round in court, and what did remain moved forward only because Utah gives plaintiffs wide latitude at the pleading stage.

A Thanksgiving Letter to the People Who Make This Possible

November 27, 2025

A heartfelt message of gratitude to the viewers and supporters who make this channel, its storytelling, and its impact possible.

How Is This Not a Crime? Why the LAPD’s “No Update” Is an Update.

November 11, 2025

Two months after Celeste Rivas Hernandez was found in a Tesla registered to charting artist D4vd, police are still saying their original statement “stands on its own,” which, in plain English, means no charges beyond concealing a body.

An Open Letter to Carolyn Aguayo: You Showed Us What Real Strength Looks Like

September 26, 2025

In the courtroom, Carolyn Aguayo showed a kind of courage and resilience that deserves to be recognized out loud.

Karen Spence Cuts a Deal in Mississippi Murder Case

September 20, 2025

What started as a capital murder case for a Western Pennsylvania family has unraveled into plea deals, probation, and finger-pointing, with only Jeff Spence still sitting behind bars.