Homicide Podcaster

Sibling sleuths investigate cold cases and sensational crimes with a focus on the lives of those lost.

Join Caitlyn and Cassie as they chat about true crime, the paranormal, and all kinds of spooky sh*t in the Pacific Northwest. Just two "normal-ish" friends who wanted more local, creepy stories so they never sleep or leave their houses again. This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5955451/advertisement

Southern girl and suspense author, Kris Calvert teams up with her husband, Emmy® -nominated composer Rob Pottorf to delve into true crime around the globe. She gives it a southern twist. He supplies the unique wit and background music, so you always know what’s going on. For better or worse. Til death do us part.

A throw-back to the true-crime magazines that published true-crime murder stories back during their heyday.

TRUE CRIME - EXAMINATIONS OF CRIMES

Are you a True-Crime fan? Cady Masters and Lauren Reilly are hosting a True-Crime Podcast. Hear the stories of real victims.

Each week your hosts, Kyle and Taylor, discuss true crime cases.

Nowadays it seems like everyone is fascinated or intrigued by true crime cases, whether they want to admit it or not. Best friends, Arielle and Amanda, are no different. Join them as they discuss and analyze various true crime cases from murders and abductions to unsolved mysteries. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/homicidehomegirls/support

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A true crime podcast from Iowa that will cover lesser-known stories of murder, mayhem, and other tragedies. Who knows? We may even tell you a story from your own hometown.

True crime podcast focusing on cases in the Heartland of the US. We cover some well known and some not so well known cases close to us.

The shows creator and Host Nicki T discusses true crime out of the Natural State in a narrative style bi-weekly podcast. Nicki covers the cases you haven’t heard of while bringing positive attention to sometimes forgotten cases.

Two fans of Homicide: Life on the Street discuss episodes of one of their favorite shows

Kudzu Killers is a true crime podcast featuring a couple of honest-to-goodness southern gals discussing compelling tales of southern style homicide.

The Homicide Inc. True Crime Podcast takes deep dives into compelling vintage and modern True Crime stories that pass the test of time. Acclaimed Voice Actor Peter von Gomm hosts this weekly true-crime series with a focus on some of the most prominent criminal cases in history, and a deeper look into what makes the monsters that commit these crimes tick.

A true crime podcast made for the HR 200 class at UWA.

Welcome to Homicide Highway! My name is Lacy Wilkinson and I’m your host. In this show I will use my background to dive deep into every case in my path. Every case deserves to be told with the upmost respect to the victims involved and I will do my best to respect them. I often have guest hosts on to have conversations about cases, including family members and those close to the case. Come follow along as I dive into these cases in a deeper way than normal. If you have case suggestions, comm ...

Veteran homicide investigator and author Detective Ramesh Nyberg draws back the curtain on homicide investigation- how detectives really work (no Hollywood/TV nonsense), and how death investigations are actually done. "Detective Ram" spent 27 years in law enforcement, 22 of those as a homicide investigator with the Miami-Dade Police Department. He was right in the thick of the "Cocaine Cowboys" era, when Miami's crime rate was the highest in the nation. He talks about interviewing murderers, ...

Retired Homicide Detective Ramesh Nyberg, a Miami native, was in law enforcement for 27 years during Miami's heyday of the cocaine wars, race riots, and the highest murder rate in the nation. From 1985 to 2006, he worked on some of south Florida's most complex, bizarre, hair-raising murders. From the Godmother of Cocaine, Griselda Blanco, to Whitey Bulger's infamous Winter Hill Gang, Ramesh saw it all. He wrote "The Ten Must-Haves to Be a Great Detective" to help PIs and young investigators, ...