Episodes
117. Ellen Greenberg: Review of the MEO Report – Part 1
We discuss the independent review of the death of 27-year-old Ellen Greenberg by the Philiadelphia Medical Examiner.
116. The Murders of Dr. and Mrs. Littlefield – Part 2
In Part 2 of our analysis of The Murders of Dr. and Mrs. Littlefield in South Paris, Maine, we turn to Paul Dwyer’s final confession in which he directly implicated Deputy Sheriff Francis Carroll in the murders.
115. The Murders of Dr. and Mrs. Littlefield – Part 1
We examine the 1937 murders of Dr. James Littlefield and his wife, Lydia, in Maine.
114. The Missing and Murdered in Grand Rapids – Part 3
In our third and final part on the missing and murdered women of Grand Rapids, Investigative Reporter Susan Samples from WOOD TV8 joins us again as we take a closer look at long-haul trucker Garry Artman. Artman was convicted...
Bonus Episode – Notorious: Maine Crime in the Public Eye, 1690–1940
In this bonus episode, Tiffany Link, Collections Curator for the Maine Historical Society and co-curator of the exhibition “Notorious: Maine Crime in the Public Eye, 1690–1940” joins the show. Tiffany discusses how the exhibi...
113. The Missing and Murdered in Grand Rapids – Part 2
We continue our discussion about the women who went missing and were murdered in Grand Rapids, Michigan in the 1990s. All were connected to the Division Avenue area.
112. The Missing and Murdered in Grand Rapids – Part 1
Part 1 of a 3-part series on the missing and murdered women in Grand Rapids, Michigan. All the women were connected to the Division Avenue area in the 1990s.
111. Profiling Bryan Kohberger – Part 4: Review of Newly Released Documents
Our 4th and final part of profiling Bryan Kohberger.
110. Profiling Bryan Kohberger – Part 3: Review of Newly Released Documents
In this follow-up episode, we revisit our analysis of Bryan Kohberger, considering recently released police reports and investigative documents.
109. The Black Dahlia with Larry Harnisch
Larry Harnisch, retired Los Angeles Times reporter and a leading subject-matter expert on the Black Dahlia case, joins the show to discuss his decades-long research into the 1947 murder of Elizabeth Short.
108. What We Get Wrong About Forensic Psychology with Dr. Paige Wilcoxson
In this episode, Dr. Paige Wilcoxson joins the show to discuss what true crime often gets wrong about forensic psychology.
104. Expert Witness with Dr. Ann Burgess
Dr. Ann Burgess joins the show to discuss her new book Expert Witness: The Weight of Our Testimony When Justice Hangs in the Balance.
103. Shadow of the Bridge With Áine Cain and Kevin Greenlee
I talk with Áine Cain and Kevin Greenlee, hosts of The Murder Sheet podcast and authors of Shadow of the Bridge: The Delphi Murders and the Dark Side of the American Heartland.
102. West Memphis Three – Part 3
In this final episode of our coverage of the West Memphis Three case, we share our overall assessement.
101. West Memphis Three – Part 2
We discuss the autopsies and victimologies of the three boys: Michael Moore, Steve Branch, and Christopher Byers.
100. West Memphis Three – Part 1
Part 1 of our 3-part analysis of the West Memphis Three case.
99. Tragedy – A Conversation with Alyssa and Michael McFarland
In this episode, Alyssa and Michael McFarland, hosts of Tragedy: A True Crime Podcast, join the show to discuss the 2014 unsolved murder of Jody Kilgore in Crawfordville, Florida.
98. The Unsolved Murder of Karina Holmer – A Geographic Profile
Geographic profiler Doug MacGregor joins the show to offer his observations on the Karina Holmer case.
97. The Unsolved Murder of Karina Holmer – Part 2
We continue our analysis of the murder of Karina Holmer in Boston, Massachusetts.
96. The Unsolved Murder of Karina Holmer – Part 1
An examination of the 1996 murder of Karina Holmer in Boston, Massacusetts.
95. Autism, Behavior, and Law Enforcement
Investigator Rita Curley from the University of Massachusetts Amherst’s Equal Opportunity Office joins the show. In addition to her role as an investigator, Rita draws on her background in law enforcement and her experience as a mother to a child with autism to train officers on recognizing and appropriately responding to individuals who may be neurodivergent.
