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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 ...
In Somebody, a Black mother leverages the popularity of true crime podcasts to search for answers about her son’s killing. In 2016, Shapearl Wells’ 22-year-old son, Courtney Copeland, was shot ...
Last but certainly not least: "Serial," the podcast that was named No. 1 on Rolling Stone's best true crime podcasts of all time list. A spinoff of "This American Life," "Serial" premiered in 2014 ...
True Crime Garage: 2015–present Various: Nic, The Captain [126] The Vanished: 2016–present Missing-persons cases Marissa Jones Wondery [127] The Murdaugh Murders Podcast: 2021-present Alex Murdaugh Mandy Matney, Liz Farrell Luna Shark [128] The Murder Diaries: 2019–Present True crime missing and murdered cases Paige and Natalie AudioBoom ...
Casefile is an Australian crime podcast that first aired in January 2016 and is hosted by an Australian man who remains anonymous. The podcast, produced by Casefile True Crime Podcast, is usually released on a Saturday for three consecutive weeks, with a bonus episode on the fourth week.
It was downloaded over 10 million times within six weeks of release, [26] and as of November 23, 2017, is the sixth most downloaded podcasts on iTunes America. [27] Critical reception was also positive, with the NME calling it "the best true crime podcast since Serial", [28] while The Guardian listed Dirty John as their podcast pick of the week ...
True crime podcasts on Spotify, Amazon Music, and Apple Podcasts are super popular right now. Here are the best gory, serial killer, and murder true crime series.
In August 2020, Marie Claire included it on a list of 50 best true crime podcasts, and called it "extremely gripping." [61] In September 2020, Denise Hamilton, writing for Alta, noted that The Vanished "provides a valuable public space where relatives and strangers alike can gather, mourn, rage, hypothesize, and hope." [62]