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Wine & Crime: 2017–present General: Lucy Fitzgerald, Kenyon Laing, Amanda Jacobson Wine & Crime [147] The Coldest Case in Laramie: 2023 1985 murder of Shelli Wiley in Laramie, Wyoming: Kim Barker: Serial Productions and The New York Times [148] Motive: 2019–present Chicago Sun-Times and WBEZ [149]
In May 2019, and again in 2021, the podcast won People's Voice for Best Comedy Podcast at the 23rd and 25th Annual Webby Awards. [4] [5] In March 2022, Schiefer and Schultz launched a second podcast, Rituals, produced by the Parcast podcasting network and streaming only on Spotify, which focuses on aspects of the occult, mystical and new age ...
This debut podcast from the television station behind true crime hits like Dirty John and Dr. Death dives deep into the search for a missing boy from New Jersey, uncovering the dark and twisted ...
The eight episodes podcast [4] debuted on February 23, 2023. [5] The podcast is about a cold case, the unsolved murder of Shelli Wiley, a 22-year-old student at the University of Wyoming, [6] that took place in 1985, [7] in Laramie, Wyoming. [8] After she was killed her home was set on fire. [9]
15 True Crime Podcasts You Need to Listen To. Everyone is obsessed with true crime podcasts. Tens of millions of listeners tune in to learn about murders, kidnappings and crimes that have gone ...
“The Murdaugh Murders, Money and Mystery: Unsolved South Carolina” — This podcast, produced by WCIV ABC News 4 in Charleston, looks at cold cases and true crime stories in South Carolina ...
Having killed all four members of the family, Hickock and Smith fled the crime scene, taking with them a Zenith portable radio belonging to Kenyon Clutter, a pair of binoculars belonging to Herb Clutter and less than $50 (equivalent to $523 in 2023) in cash presumed to have been left over from a $60 check Herb Clutter had cashed the day before ...
Podcast Magazine ranked the show as number twenty-five on their list of the best horror and crime podcasts. [8] Anthony D. Herrera of The A.V. Club commented on the show saying that "there is some variation in the quality of the writing ... [but] the authenticity always shines through."