r/CasesWeFollow
ActiveCases 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! 🔍🕵️♀️
Members
6,769
as of February 2025
Last post
today
October 31, 2026
Posts (30 days)
100+
Created
2024
April 16, 2024
Total posts
9.6K
archived
Total comments
264.8K
archived
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How many members does r/CasesWeFollow have?
r/CasesWeFollow had 6,769 members as of February 2025, the most recent archive crawl of its subscriber count.
Is r/CasesWeFollow dead?
No. r/CasesWeFollow is active — the most recent post was today, with 100+ posts in the last 30 days.
When was r/CasesWeFollow created?
r/CasesWeFollow was created on April 16, 2024.
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