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The case of Maria Ridulph was once the oldest solved cold case in US history.... now it has been returned to being unsolved....
In WWII, there were multiple cases of Americans broadcasting propaganda shows out of Nazi Germany. We cover a few of these Radio Traitors.
In 1918, an engineer falling asleep while on duty would lead to 86 deaths in a disastrous train wreck.
In 1956, the murder of two Chicago sisters rocked the city. To this day, the case is unsolved.
In 1949, a New Jersey man would begin a walk of death that became the first modern mass shooting.
In the first of a three part series, we examine the Macdonald family and their murders. . .
In 1948, the body of a man was found on the beach in Australia. He remains unidentified to this day.
There are many reasons often cited why John and Jane Does die without their name. But what about when the unidentified is a child, too young to be without a caregiver? How do they lose their identity and why was no one looking for them? We examine some of these cases.
WARNING: This episode contains violence against children. Listener discretion is advised.
If you have any information on any of the Does covered in this episode, please call the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) at 1-800-THE-LOST.
In 2004, trains were bombed in Madrid, Spain. Instead of helping, the FBI misused fingerprints to drag an innocent man's name through the mud.
We are back! This week, we cover the murder of two leaders of the civil rights movement.
Disasters form part of our collective story, but sometimes history forgets them. In this episode, we cover disasters from London that history has forgotten, inspired by the great series in "The Londonist"
https://londonist.com/2009/08/londons_worst_disastersmapped
This week we cover a horrible crime, but one that doesn’t actually involve murder. In 1990 13 priceless works of art were stolen from the Gardner Art Museum in Boston. To this day the FBI still have no idea who was responsible--
Web Sources
Isabella Stewart Gardner. Isabella Steward Gardner Museum. Retrieved from https://www.gardnermuseum.org/about/isabella-stewart-gardner
The Theft. Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. Retrieved from https://www.gardnermuseum.org/about/theft-story
Pasley, James. (2020 March 31) Inside the $500 million art heist from Boston's Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum that still hasn't been solved 30 years on. Business Insider. Retrieved from https://www.businessinsider.com/photos-show-unsolved-art-heist-boston-500-million-2020-3
Goldberg, S. (2020 March) Theft Audio Walk. Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. Retrieved from https://www.gardnermuseum.org/sites/default/files/uploads/files/TheftAudioWalkTranscript_FINAL_20200301.pdf
With the recent light on police brutality against Black Americans, we offer the stories of those who were killed by police.
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A former Green Beret would be accused of his wife's murder. . .
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7 people were brutally murdered in a fast food restaurant, but it took almost a decade for any justice to be served. In this episode we finish the story of the Brown's Chicken Massacre.
In 1993 seven employees Brown's Chicken and Pasta in Palatine, Illinois were brutally murdered as they closed the restaurant for the night. The questions of who would do such a thing, and why, remained unanswered for 9 years.
London was not a safe place to be in 1942. At night, when curtains were drawn and lights extinguished, German bombs rained down and a killer prowled the streets looking for vulnerable women.
In 2003, a pizza delivery driver walked into a bank with a bomb strapped to his chest...
Despite what many people believe, fingerprint analysis is a relatively new science. In this episode we discuss two cases that solidified the place of fingerprint analysis in the law enforcement community and in the courtroom
We bring you our St Patrick's Day episode with a missing Postman from Ireland! Rachel's friend Breeann guest hosts.
We continue Women's History month with 6 "Mary" Murderesses.... 6 women all named Mary.
Thanks to our friends from Just the Tip-sters, All Crime No Cattle, Murder Dictionary, Targeted, and Rachel's friend August for their help.
Okay, maybe not so merry... we kick off women's history month with the stories of 6 murderesses from around the world.
Warning: This episode contains sexual assault. It also has nothing to do with the French Revolution, Rachel checked.
In the 1990's, a monster prowled the Bastille neighborhood of Paris.
Rachel is on vacation this week so Rebecca brings you the case of a no-body murder conviction
We continue the story of the Centennial Olympic Park Bombing. In our last episode the security guard, Richard Jewell, was hailed as a hero. In this episode we discuss his life under suspicion, how his name was cleared, and finally how the FBI caught the REAL bomber 7 years later.
Out of a startling act of domestic terror, comes the story of the framing of a hero as the perp...
Christmas, 1987. Ronald Gene Simmons would murder 22 people, 16 of them his own family members.
In our Lincoln and Ford Episodes, we spoke a bit about attempted killings of presidents. Here, we detail those stories that didn't go as planned.
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Out theme for Halloween this year is UNSOLVED DISAPPEARANCES. We start with the case of Dorothy Jane Scott.
A trio of connected hijackings in the 1970's forms the wild story we will tell in this weeks episode...
During the years of Yellow Journalism in the late 19th century, the newspaper war helps to solve a murder.
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- In the border town of San Ysidro, a man would enter a McDonald's and commit the largest mass shooting up to that point. It is now only the 7th largest.
When two children from the same neighborhood are murdered, the police are very concerned. But then, they find out the murderer is a child herself....
TW: child murder, child sexual assault
The conclusion to the Son of Sam - Covering the end of the spree, trial, and prison life.
Voice of the Son of Sam - Samuel Willis
In one of the first recorded random shooting cases, a killer known as the "Son of Sam" terrifies New York.
The voice for the Son of Sam is provided by Sam Willis
During Freedom Summer, three young civil rights workers went missing. You may have seen their story in the movie "Mississippi Burning."
We continue our series on deaths at amusement parks by looking at the rest of the Disney World Properties in Florida.
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Freshly back from True Crime Podcast Festival, the girls tackle some riots that occurred in the city of Chicago. Use code YOURS for a free month of stitcher premium.
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We are releasing another former bonus episode this week due to preparing for True Crime Podcast festival. The Mary Russell was a 19th century Irish ship . . and the site of a massacre.
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The day after Christmas in 2000, seven people would be killed in a workplace shooting in a quiet Boston Suburb.
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In 1990, a lesbian couple moved to small town Oregon to find a better life together. In 1995, they would be found dead, victims of a hate crime.
CW: Sexual Themes, including some involving children
Serial Killer Harvey Glatman would inspire other killers such as BTK. This is his story.
This week, we cover three cases of workers going missing from Convenience Stores: Deborah DeAnn Poe (Florida, 1990), Kelly Bergh Dove (Virginia, 1982) and Andy Joe Lepley (Colorado, 1976).
We continue our series on Amusement parks as we head to Florida to start the disneyworld resort. This episode covers the Magic Kingdom and disney transportation.
By listener demand, we share more stories of Florida Man with Murder Mama.
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After covering 75 different topics, Rachel and Rebecca look back on the episodes they enjoyed doing the most.
The 70's were a scary time to live in California. Multiple serial killers terrorized the state. Most, like the zodiac, are well known, but the doodler remains a mystery, partially because those he targeted were part of the lgbtq community...
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NOTE: this is a bonus episode we did for donors around Halloween. Due to audio problems, we don't have an episode this week so we are releasing it for you now.
"Who put Bella in the Wych Elm?"
After a woman's skeleton is found in a tree in Hagley woods, mysterious graffiti begins to appear.
We end women's history month with stories of women who survived crimes despite terrible odds.
NOTE: Jayme Closs's kidnapper has appeared in court since this recording. He pled guilty.
CW - Mass Shooting
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Happy St. Patrick's day! We are bringing you the stories that sparked the Gay Rights Movement in Ireland.
We take it for granted that mothers want to protect their children.. what happens when they are the ones that hurt them?
We start our Women's History Month Series with a collection of Spy stories.
First, "exotic" Mata Hari, who was actually not a great spy...
Then Josephine Baker, A black woman who spied against the Nazis and worked for Civil Rights.
Then Rose Greenhow, who spied for the wrong side (confederates) but whose tenacity is legendary.
Charles Lindbergh Sr. was a famous aviator. Charles Lindbergh Jr. would be the victim of a kidnapping leading to the trial of the century.
Two rapes and murders were committed in a small village in the United Kingdom. They went unsolved until someone thought to try DNA technology for the first time.
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Some murders change the course of history. This is one of those stories: A murder that would turn into the civil rights movement.
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Nannie Doss would also be known as Lady Bluebeard or the Giggling Granny. Between the 1920's and 1954, she murdered at least 11 people, including several husbands with arsenic.
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A four year old boy disappeared from his front yard in northeastern France. A mysterious personality intimidated his family through phone calls and letters before and after his disappearance. Every time that the police came close to answers, they were faced with another twist and corruption within the court system. This is the case of little Gregory Villemin.
Crime isn't always murder. Sometimes it's scientific fraud and multiple felonies. Such was the case when the "Great Dinosaur Rush" turned into "The Bone Wars"
We continue our negligence series with the Six Flags chain of amusement parks!
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This series is not going to be presented in a row, but as a break over the next few months, occasionally we will cover accidents and crimes from amusement parks. This week we start at Disneyland.
In 1990, 87 people would die in a social club fire in New York. Why? Because a man heard his girlfriend wouldn't get back together with him... so he tried to kill her and punish her job.
In 1994, Women's Figure Skating would go from being a pretty thing people watch on tv... to a crime.
4 years before their famous duel, Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr would team up to defend Levi Weeks in one of our Nation's first Murder trials.
"Remember remember the fifth of November"
Whether you know it from V for Vendetta or Bonfire night, we explore the origin of the Gunpowder Treason of 1605.
Today we tell some short stories about ghosts who helped to solve their own murders.Teresita Basa, the Red Barn Murder, The Beer Can Beach Murder, the Hip Hop murder.
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We discuss two cases of historical killers who were considered to be Werewolves - The Werewolf of Dole and the Werewolf of Bedburg... Then we tell a story of a killer beast.
CONTENT WARNING TIMES ABOUT 100. Animal abuse (glossed over), Child death, necrophilia, cannibalism... it's gross
Richard Chase was a serial killer in 1980 known as the Vampire of Sacramento. It's as bad as it sounds. We also discuss vampire lore in general.
We start our Halloween series with the San Francisco Witch Killers. This modern couple claimed they killed 3 witches for their particular brand of religion.
Everyone familiar with the history of the Wild West knows about the OK Corral... but we are here to tell you the real story.
9/11 was a terrible tragedy for the United States and the world. However, some chose to seek revenge and islamophobia took effect. Many attacked however, were not even Muslim, just people of color. #afterseptember11
The effects from the 9/11 attacks would be far reaching. However, in the immediate aftermath there was priorities. Studying the disaster and identifying the dead. We look at both efforts.
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Here we cover the events of the September 11 Terrorist attack. Clearly TRIGGER WARNING.
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In January of 1994, Shelley couldn't shake the feeling that something was wrong. Her son had recieved a birthday card from his grandfather, Paul Gruber. However, the card just didn't seem right to her... Shelley would investigate herself and find out a shocking tale of her father's disappearnce.
In 1849, a woman in England went on trial with her husband. They were accused of murdering her lover in a case known as the "Bermondsey Horror". However, she would be known not for her crime against a man, but for her crimes against fashion as "The Woman who Murdered Black Satin".
Rebecca is off on vacation, so our editor and mother, Lisa (AKA murder mama) joins Rachel.
April 19th 1995 would mark the worst domestic terror attack on US soil. Timothy McVeigh blew up the Murrah Federal building in Oklahoma City. What prompted such a violent attack?
The town of Chowchilla was a typical tiny California town. But the second to last day of summer school in 1976 would be a day 26 kids and their driver would never forget.
NOTE: Rachel has terrible sound quality. We have no idea why but will fix it for the next episode.
In the 1980's, over 2000 fires would be set in California. Dubbed "The Pillow Pyro" due to the device he used, this man set many fires across the state, including one who killed 4 people. But when they found him, it'd be in an unlikely place...
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In the 1800's, medical students were facing a shortage of bodies to learn on.... so two men took it into their own hands.
Thanks Megan N for the suggestion.
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Harvey Milk, one of the first LGBTQIA+ elected officials in the US was murdered in 1978. We cover his life and death as well as trying to uncover some of the myths about the murder.
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For our one year anniversary episode, we will return to Bloomington, IL. In 1983, Susan Hendricks and her three children were found murdered. Her husband would be found guilty then aquitted at a second trial. Who killed the Hendricks family?
After a failed attack, the East Area Rapist moves south and becomes the Original Night Stalker.
The crimes of the East Area Rapist continue, running towards the point when he would become the Original Night Stalker
In the news, a killer who walked free for many years has been captured due to advances in DNA. This killer went by many names as until recently, his crimes were not known to be connected.
This is the story of the Golden State killer. We start with part 1: The East Area Rapist.
Elizabeth Short moved to California during the Golden Age of Hollywood to be an actress. Instead, she would become the victim of a horrible and grusome crime. This crime would eventually erase her name and leave her only as "The Black Dahlia".
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One day in May of 1984, a tiny town in Alaska would be changed forever. On that day, 7 residents would be killed by an outsider, almost a tenth of the towns population. Who was this stranger from Chicago and why would he choose here?
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In the early 20th century in Georgia, a young girl was found murdered. Suspicion immediately fell upon the owner of the factory she worked at for one reason... he was Jewish. What followed was a miscarriage of the legal system and a case of mob mentality.
TRIGGER WARNING: Murder and possible sexual assault of a child. Discussion of Racism.
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In honor of Crimecon, we present a case from Nashville! The fast food killer would rob and murder workers at local fast food joints, but he originally moved to town to be a country music star.
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This week, we travel to Illinois State University, Rachel's Alma Mater. We take our title from the words of the old fight song to say "Our Spirit Cannot Die". However, there are still two unsolved murders at this midwestern state school. In 1975, Carol Rofstad died of head injuries after being attacked outside of her sorority house. This case is the oldest unsolved case in the Illinois State Police database. In 1993, Jennifer Lockmiller was found stabbed and strangled in her apartment. Her ex boyfriend was convicted of her murder but was declared innocent on appeal. The case is still unsolved.
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For 4/20, we bring you the history of America's battle with the morality of pot and the ax murder that lead to it being banned. We even discuss how the history of Marijuana was racially biased (and we don't even get to the war on drugs).
Then, we bring you the story of Richard Kirk, a man who killed his wife and tried to claim it was the THC candy that made him do it.
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Happy Friday the 13th! We are bringing you an unsolved murder from England this week. The death of Charles Walton was never solved, but was rumored to be witchcraft.
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PT Barnum and other men made money off the scams and hoaxes they protrayed. What makes these conmen different from each other? Which cons are legal? Hear about a few other conmen ... and then the side of Barnum that Greatest Showman didn't tell you about.
For the finale of Women's History Month, we bring you "Women of the Resistance". We are a little more political than usual, just to warn ya. We broadly define resistance as those standing for what is right against those who oppose them up to and including the law.
First, Rebecca covers the life and death of Marsha P. Johnson, a transwoman who helped spur the gay rights movement. Rachel then depresses us all with the story of Sophie Scholl and the White Rose Movement against the Nazis.
Special thanks to our voices of the resistance - Heather Dykes, Karen Lesman, August Roy, Abbie Lesman, Tracy Owens, Ariana Lesman.
Quotes from: Harry Potter Series by J.K. Rowling, Malala, Margeret Mead, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, and Eli Wiesel.
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Continuing with Women's History Month, we cover the most famous type of female killers, Black Widows. Broadly, Black Widows are women who kill their husbands. However, we also talk about... the Marvel Hero, spiders, praying mantises... weird sexual practices in animals... and get to the point. Stacey Castor, Evelyn Dick, and the Black Widow of Kyoto.
It's St. Patrick's Day at Yours in Murder so your hosts return to the motherland. (We are pretty Irish...)
In the 1990's, eight women vanished without a trace in Ireland, within an area later called the "Vanishing Triangle".
Thanks to Dara Mahon from the Trail Went Cold Discussion Group for the topic.
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Our second women's history month episode covers the idea of manipulation. Rachel dives into the life of Credonia and the Movement for the Restoration of the Ten Commandments of God. After that, Rebecca tackles Munchausen's by Proxy and the case of Gypsy Rose Blancharde.
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For Women's History Month, we will be covering cases committed by women. We each take a case the other may know nothing about and report on it. First up, political assassinations by women. First, we cover Charlotte Corday and the assassination of Marat (And Rebecca recites the history of the French Revolution). Then, Squeaky Fromme and Sarah Jane Moore's attempts on President Ford in what Rachel calls "Manson Family part 4 (And Rachel sings Sondheim.)
Background info in this episode comes from a variety of sources, including the Assassinations episodes of Caustic Soda and Wine and Crime. Check them out.
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In April of 1865, the president was shot by an actor. That's the history we are taught. However, there was so much more to the plot than just that.
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Hosted by Rachel and Rebecca. Edited by Lisa, the murder mama.
Additional commentary by Jason as he made coffee and heard us talking.
In late February 1957 a hunter checking his traps made a gruesome discovery. There was the body of a little boy in a box in a deserted area. We discuss our first "Doe" cases with the boy in the box, the girl in the box and the boy in the bag. All found near Philly.
Just over ten years ago, in early February of 2008, a gunman ended the lives of 5 women in a Lane Bryant store in the Chicago suburbs. A 6th survived. Ten years later, the suspect still hasn't been caught.
The cover image from this episode is the new, 3D sketch of the suspect. If you know anything, call the tip hotline at (708) 444-5394 or email lanebryant.tipline@tinleypark.org.
Thank you to Nina from Already Gone for allowing us to consult her take on this case and her help.
THIS IS THE FINAL EPISODE IN OUR MANSON SERIES.
After the murders, the story still isn't over. The craziest trial in US history is about to begin for the Manson Family.
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Part of our series on the Manson Family.
Who was Charles Manson? How did he become a cult leader? What was happening in the world at the time? Come to think of it, how does a cult work?
We explore Charles Manson's early life and the world that contributed to the rise of "The Family"
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In 1898, the British government was attempting to build a railroad across Africa. However, by the Tsavo river, men kept getting taken away in the night by two killers.... a pair of lions.
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In 1804, the sitting vice-president of the United States killed a man in a duel. This is the story of Alexander Hamilton.
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Now that you've learned the facts of the case of JonBenet Ramsey, we take you through the theories of what happened.
Warning: Rachel's theories can best be described as "Speculate WILDLY".
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Christmas 1996 finds 6 year old beauty queen JonBenet Ramsey dead in her home. This is episode 1: The Facts.
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Just after Christmas in 1903, the Iroquois Theatre in Chicago burned to the ground. Neglegence on the part of owner and staff led to 602 deaths, still the largest death toll in a single building fire in history. Join Rachel as she uses her theatre degree to lay some historical information on y'all.
The trial of Robie Drake was mentioned in our John List episode. We go over the details in this minisode.
76 years ago today, a man aboard a flight from Portland to Seattle handed a flight attendent a note and got himself a spot in true crime history as the US's only unsolved hijacking.
With special guest - Jeff Hettrick (The Yours In Murder Dad)
In 1991, before we had Sandy Hook and Virginia Tech, a lesser known mass shooting surpassed the body count of the McDonalds Massacre. Also in an eatery, the shooter's motive? Misogeny.
CONTAINS EXTRA ADULT LANGUAGE.
TW: Mass Shooting
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Casey and Samantha - True Crime Story Time
Michael - Unresolved
Rachel and David - All Bad Things
Jen and Lindsay - Corpus Delicti
Rosanne - Killafornia Dreaming
WARNING - SEXUAL VIOLENCE
Before Jack the Ripper, Before H. H. Holmes, a madman was slaughtering women in Texas with an ax...
Warning for child victims, sexual assault, and language.
In 1912, the whole Moore family and two guests were brutally murdered.
In 1922 Germany, a family would be brutally murdered. All signs would point to the killer staying at their farm after the act. However, there were also mysterious signs before the murder that trouble was brewing. This is the third minisode of Ax Murder Month.
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Frank Lloyd Wright remains America's most famous Architect. But few know that his house was once the scene of a massacre.
The second in our full episode series about ax murders.
In 1918, the world was at war but New Orleans was under attack. A mysterious axe man was killing residents in their beds.
Special thanks to August Roy, consulting linguist.
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In 1892, it was the talk of the town. Abby and Andrew Borden had been murdered and their daughter, Lizzie, was on trial for the crime.
Full Episode 1 for Ax Murder Month
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As we have announced, October is Ax Murder Month and we are starting with a minisode. The case of Frankie Silver is a little known case from North Carolina.
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Introducting our special topic for October and giving a little history.
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We generally like to think that the people charged with upholding our legal system do not make mistakes. However, they are human too. But past mistakes is intentional misconduct, like that shown by the stories showcased in this episode.
The calm of the December day was shattered by a plane screaming down out of the sky to crash in a California field. The only thing the NTSB knew when they arrived was that the pilot had reported gunfire aboard.
Listen to true crime podcasters talk about their favorite crimes -
Featuring -
Robin - Trail Went Cold
Tim - History Dweebs
Ariel - Murder Under the Midnight Sun
Kenyon, Lucy, Amanda - Wine and Crime
Jennifer - Disaster Area
And of course, Rachel and Rebecca.
UPDATE on H. H. Holmes with new information brought to light in the course of the show American Ripper.
See where popular crime shows got their ideas. This is an early episode, the sound quality is not what we have now.
The monster hidden in plain sight emerges again.
Content warning: Violence, sex, language
The most terrifying monster is the one hiding in plain sight. This is the story of Dennis Rader, also known as BTK.
Warning: Violence, violence against kids, sex, language
The Yours in Murder Girls are on vacation so they bring you the best of the headlines of Florida crime.