Gavin Fish

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

Masked Suspects Sought After Man is Killed Outside Tavares Apartment

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October 26, 2026
De’Angelo Donta McKnight, 26, died after two masked people approached him outside an apartment and opened fire before escaping in a vehicle.

Florida Man Accused of Setting House Fire That Killed Six Dogs and Severely Injured Five

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October 26, 2026
Eleven dogs were trapped inside a Florida home when a fire killed six and severely injured five, leading to arson and aggravated animal cruelty charges.

Man Accused of Pushing Wheelchair User to Ground, Repeatedly Assaulting Him in Victorville

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October 26, 2026
A 26-year-old wheelchair user was hospitalized after an alleged parking-lot robbery and assault that led to a Victorville man’s arrest for attempted murder.

Two Teens Charged as Adults in Killing of Man Outside Holladay Condominiums

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October 26, 2026
Two teens barred from possessing firearms face adult murder charges after a man with an intellectual delay was shot outside the condominiums where he liked to walk.

Foster Son Accused of Killing Cancer Patient With Fentanyl and Taking Her Estate

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October 24, 2026
A foster mother’s death has led to a murder charge and allegations that her former caregiver stole her property and used an impersonator to claim marriage.

Retired NYPD Detective Faces Manslaughter Charge in Fatal George Washington Bridge Shooting

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October 23, 2026
Victor Romero faces a manslaughter charge and $1 million bail after a bridge shooting killed Con Edison worker Koran Irvine, a husband and father of two.

Alabama Man Accused of Shooting at Two People After Dispute Over Driving Speed

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October 23, 2026
A confrontation over driving speed allegedly escalated into an assault and gunfire, sending a 17-year-old and a 21-year-old behind a vehicle for cover.

Former Guardsman Gets 25 Years for Killing Unarmed Soldier With Two Children in Bedroom

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October 23, 2026
Natravien Landry shot Sgt. Andre Stewart Jr. in the chest at Fort Gordon and fled before deputies stopped him with the murder weapon hours later.

Virginia Senator Louise Lucas Indicted in Alleged $4.5 Million Marijuana Enterprise

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October 23, 2026
An eight-count federal indictment accuses Virginia Sen. Louise Lucas of leading a marijuana enterprise and using her public office to protect its financial interests.

Grand Bay Man Pleads Not Guilty in Longtime Friend’s 21st Birthday Killing

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October 22, 2026
A 19-year-old accused of killing his longtime friend during a 21st birthday celebration was already out on bond in a DUI case.

Man Charged With Animal Cruelty After Dog Found in Submerged Car

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October 22, 2026
A dog recovered from a submerged Jacksonville car was found with a chain around its neck, and necropsy results preceded a felony animal-cruelty arrest.

Officer Accused of Taking Dead Man’s Home After Responding to Welfare Check

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October 22, 2026
A Lauderhill officer faces five charges after allegedly taking possession of a deceased resident’s home, forging his signature and using police computers to access his records.

Blog

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

‘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

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

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

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.

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

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

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.
One Year Later, the Mullins Murder Case Still Shakes Letcher County

One Year Later, the Mullins Murder Case Still Shakes Letcher County

September 19, 2025
From venue fights to mental health battles, the case of Sheriff Mickey Stines still divides a community one year after the shooting.