True Crime – New podcasts
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What makes you a heretic? Journalist Andrew Gold believes that, in an age of group-think and tribes, we need heretics - those who use unconventional wisdom to speak out against their own groups, from cancelled comedians and radical feminists to cult defectors and vigilantes hunting deviants.
Learn from my guests how to rebel, think differently and resist social contagion. From Triggernometry's Francis Foster and the world's most cancelled man Graham Linehan to ex-Hasidic Jew Julia Haart and gender critical atheist Richard Dawkins. These are the people living with the weight of their own community's disappointment on their shoulders. -
โBroadway is my Beatโ is a crime drama radio show that aired from 1949 to 1954. The series was created and produced by Elliott Lewis, who later became known as one of the best producers of radio drama. The show takes place in New York City and follows the cases of Detective Danny Clover, a hard-boiled detective who works the night shift on Broadway.
The show's signature opening, with the deep, distinctive voice of Martin Gabel, is one of the most memorable in radio history. "Broadway is my beat," Gabel intones, "from Times Square to Columbus Circleโthe gaudiest, the most violent, the lonesomest mile in the world."
Each episode features a new case, and listeners follow Detective Clover as he investigates murders, robberies, and other crimes that take place on the streets of New York. The show's dark, atmospheric tone, combined with its vivid portrayals of the city's gritty underworld, made it one of the most popular crime dramas of its time.
The show's success can also be attributed to the strong performances of its actors, including Larry Thor as Detective Danny Clover, Charles Calvert as Sgt. Gino Tartaglia, and Jack Kruschen as Clover's boss, Lt. Muggavan. The series was also notable for its use of location recordings, which helped to create a sense of realism and immersion for listeners. Overall, โBroadway is my Beatโ remains a beloved and influential series in the history of radio drama.
These episodes have been digitally remastered and are presented by SolvedMystery.com
For more information about this and other old time radio programs please visit:https://www.solvedmystery.com .
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A true crime podcast Hosted by Joshua Diaz Chris McDonough and Dr. Gary Brucato
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Nightly coverage of the Karen Read murder trial and her allegations of a cover-up over the killing of her boyfriend, Boston Police Officer John O'Keefe.
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Gripping, not graphic. Suspenseful yet soothing. Dead Sleep: True Crime for Bedtime is a mindful mystery show made for nighttime listening. No gore. No 911 calls. No loud ads. Narrated by award-winning journalist Nancy Miller ("Love & Death" "I'll Be Gone in the Dark" " The Staircase" podcasts)
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With a smile and optimism that epitomizes South Florida in the 1980s, Billy Halpern is the last person anyone expects to find brutally murdered. Six months after his body is found, throat slit ear-to-ear in a professional execution-style hit, the investigation goes cold. When his best friend and girlfriend turn up dead, investigators realize Billy might have been caught up in a larger scheme involving the city's most dangerous criminals, local wise guy and mob associate Bert Christie and decorated ex-cop Gil Fernandez.
Despite circumstantial evidence tying a growing list of crimes back to Christie and Fernandez, the murders go unsolved for years. Decades later, investigative journalist and former cop Scott Weinberger and Detective Danny Smith agree to work together to solve this murder mystery. Ultimately, this yearlong investigation will expose the true motive behind this killing spree and uncover new evidence including the DNA of the killer.โฏJustice for Billy Halpern is just a listen away.
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Welcome to "The Bourne Investigation," where mysteries are unraveled & crimes are dissected. Join host, Charley Bourne, as she delves into the darkest corners of the human psyche to bring you gripping true crime stories that will leave you on the edge of your seat.From unsolved murders to shocking disappearances, each episode explores the facts, evidence, and theories surrounding a different crime.
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Are you always looking for the next great true crime story? But you don't want to waste time on a lousy one, right? On 'So Much Crime, So Little Time,' we preview true crime stories in podcasts and other media for you. Spend your time on crime wisely! We also come back and share full reviews - in-depth analysis and commentary so you can continue enjoying your favorite stories.
Your Hosts: Irish true crime fanatic Dee and American true crime novice Jeff. -
Audio docuseries from the mouth of an innocent man in prison.
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Nickel & Crime takes you deep inside the true stories of the shocking scams that white collar criminals almost got away with. At a time when fraud is on the rise, and financial crime is increasingly sophisticated, go behind the investigations to understand the victims, the criminal minds at work, and the risk.
In season 2, Nickel & Crime returns with mind-blowing new crimes, and immersive, stirring details. Each episode dives into the victims, the set-up, the sting, and that bold blunder that unraveled it all.
Hear about a billion-dollar tax fraud that sucked in some of the world’s most savvy investors, or the tales of the real victims and perpetrators of "grandparent scams". We’ll also bring you stories from the bizarre world of job phishing.
From identity theft to phishing scams, to social engineering attacks, and Ponzi schemes, Nickel & Crime breaks down some of the most fascinating and insidious financial crimes of the last decade and examines what new crimes are coming our way.
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Nickel & Crime is brought to you by Early Warning®, a financial services technology leader that has been empowering and protecting consumers, small businesses, and the U.S. financial system with cutting-edge fraud and payment solutions for more than three decades. Early Warning is also the company behind Zelle®, and the soon-to-launch PazeSM, a wallet that reimagines e-commerce payments. Early Warning partners with more than 2,500 banks and credit union brands to increase access to financial services and products and protect financial transactions.
Learn more about Early Warning at https://www.earlywarning.com/
What financial crimes fascinate you? What questions do you have about risk and security? Connect with Nickel & Crime by commenting in the reviews.
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We love watching true crime documentaries! Join us every Wednesday as we sit down and discuss our latest obsession.
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Immerse yourself in the enthralling narratives of "FBI Files: The Best FBI Stories," a podcast that masterfully turns the most riveting FBI cases into engaging stories. Each episode uncovers the intricate layers of high-stakes investigations conducted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, bringing them to life with vivid storytelling and in-depth analysis.Venture into the heart of America's most gripping criminal cases, from notorious manhunts to enigmatic cold cases. Our podcast invites listeners to experience the tactical strategies, forensic advancements, and psychological insights that shaped these investigations. It's a unique window into the minds of FBI agents and their relentless pursuit of justice amidst daunting challenges."FBI Files: The Best FBI Stories" isn't just a podcast; it's an expedition into the complex realm of crime-solving, offering a comprehensive understanding of federal law enforcement processes. Perfect for aficionados of true crime, history enthusiasts, and those intrigued by detective work, our podcast blends suspenseful narration with factual accuracy to create an unforgettable listening experience. Subscribe now to delve into the most captivating stories from the FBI's extensive case files.
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Interested in the cases of Americas most prolific serial killers, unsolved cases, and strange disappearances? True Crime & Coffee is a podcast where I, your host, Symone North tell you cases about all of the above and more over a comforting cup of joe.
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A new take on true crime, former investigators and cell phone tracking experts Sy and Keri Ray discuss their involvement in criminal cases from around the world and what it takes to solve complex investigations. Join them each week as they delight your insatiable desires for scandalous schemes, disgraceful deeds, secret soirees, and criminal conspiracies.
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Ayanda Ngila was assassinated in the Ekhenana communal garden in Durban, South Africa, on the 8th of March, 2022. Ayanda was 30 years old and shot in broad daylight in the middle of the afternoon. He was fixing a water pipe in front of women and children and as he went down he yelled for people to take photos of the scene so the truth of his death could be known. Those are the words of a man who was expecting to be killed and was clearly at the center of a conflict that he imagined would end in his death.
Ayanda was a land activist and part of the organization Abahlali baseMjondolo, who have spent almost two decades fighting for the rights of the poor in South Africa. This story is about an assassination, but also about the violence you can face when you fight for your basic human rights like food, water and shelter.
This is a four-part podcast series produced and presented by Paul McNally for Develop Audio. Visit their website at https://developaudio.co.za/.
Music was composed by John Bartmann.
Mixing and Mastering by Danny Booysen.
This series was made possible with the financial support of The Henry Nxumalo Foundation. Check out their work at https://henrynxumalofoundation.co.za/
Thanks to the Mail & Guardian for agreeing to be the publishing partner for this series - you can find this and other podcasts on their site mg.co.za. -
Some weird, creepy, strange, or spooky things.
Unsolved mysteries, true crime stories, and even weirder stuff!
Hi there, my name is Kyle and welcome to Dire Trip. I like to deep dive into lesser known interesting cases or elaborate further on known cases. I hope you enjoy it.
New videos are coming all the time!
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In December 1987, Ronald Gene Simmons murdered 16 people – including his entire family – and wounded four more in Russellville, Ark.
In this six-part series that includes interviews with those who survived the violent rampage, Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reporter Tony Holt looks back on Arkansas' largest mass murder and its aftermath. -
Introducing the CrimeDoor TV Podcast, your ultimate destination for all things true crime! Join host Sydnee Scofield as we take a deep dive with legal analysts to get their take on cases and hot topics making headlines in the legal world. Guests include professionals such as judges, police officers, and lawyers, providing their invaluable perspectives. Analysts including licensed attorney Roshini Rajkumar, retired judge Eugene Hyman, and former chief investigator Lisa Miller are just a few of the voices you'll hear.
Then we invite true crime experts to share their firsthand accounts of their roles in solving cases and leaving an impact on the true crime world. Tune in to hear conversations with Cold Case Initiative's Chris McMullin, TraffickCam developer Abby Stylianou, and forensic anthropologist Melissa Connor. These experts take you behind the scenes, offering unique insights.
The CrimeDoor TV Podcast also welcomes the family and friends of crime victims, providing them with a platform to share their stories. We aim to raise awareness of their loved ones' cases and, ultimately, seek justice. Listen to heartfelt interviews with the husband and daughter of Betsy Faria, the victim in the story of "The Thing About Pam." Join Jonestown survivor Eugene Smith as he honors the memory of his wife and son who tragically lost their lives. Stephanie Hanke shares her experiences and hopes regarding the missing stepdaughter, Brittney Wood.
Each episode ends with a trip back in crime history, exploring impactful cases that may have flown under your radar. Uncover the mystery surrounding the disappearance of Paul Fugate, a dedicated park ranger who vanished while on duty. Explore the theories surrounding the Sodder children, whose fate remains a mystery after a fire in 1945. Hear the true story of the Humboldt Murders, which inspired the film "Boys Don't Cry."
The CrimeDoor TV Podcast is committed to shedding light on unsolved cases while providing insight from the crime scene to the courtroom. Join us as we work to bring justice to victims and their families.
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From the 1950’s, through to the Queensland Fitzgerald Inquiry in 1987, and beyond, corrupt police and politicians managed a criminal empire. This podcast is a glimpse into how this empire evolved into a global organised crime network, spreading death and destruction by their trade in drugs and weapons.
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A new investigative podcast that dives deep into the Canadian government’s botched payroll transformation project — a $3 billion problem that still hasn’t been resolved.
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