Best of MURDERISH: Patricia Esparza "Haunted by Her Past"
When Patricia Esparza was arrested in October 2012, nobody could believe it ...not even Patricia. She had spent the last decade living abroad, working as a respected psychology professor. There was no...
19 Aug 202449min
John O’Keefe Part 2: “Karen Read Goes on Trial” | MURDERISH Ep. 168
The high-profile trial of Massachusetts finance professor Karen Read ended without resolution last month. In the year’s most closely watched legal proceedings, the jury, composed of six men and six wo...
12 Aug 20241h 14min
Best of MURDERISH: E82 "Ingrid Lyne: Online Mismatch"
In March of 2016, a 40-year-old single mother was ready to meet someone with whom she could spend her life. Her relationship with the father of her children hadn’t worked out, though they remained ami...
5 Aug 202438min
Jesse McBane & Patricia Mann: “Valentine’s Day Murders” | MURDERISH Ep. 167
On February 12, 1971 19-year-old Jesse McBane headed out to surprise his fiance, 20-year-old Patricia Mann. He was taking her to a Valentine’s Dance in Durham, North Carolina. The two lovebirds had to...
29 Jul 202459min
Introducing: Moms and Mysteries
In 1977, Yale student Bonnie Garland was murdered in her parents' home. Join us as we discuss the remarkable journey her parents went on to change the legal landscape, and how their relentless advocac...
26 Jul 202410min
Best of MURDERISH: E72 “Abraham Shakespeare, The Devil’s Money”
We’re bringing back the case where a lottery winner used his newfound wealth to help his community. His generosity extended not only to his family and friends but to people whom he didn't even know. W...
22 Jul 202458min
Tell Them You Love Me: “Anna TROUBLE-field” | Serial Streamers TV Club
In this episode of Serial Streamers Jami recaps the Netflix docueries: ‘Tell Them You Love Me.’ This disturbing documentary highlights the case of Anna Stubblefield, a professor at Rutger’s University...
18 Jul 202455min
Marsha P. Johnson: “Death of an LGBTQ Icon” | MURDERISH Ep. 166
In the Summer of 1992, the scorching temperatures in Manhattan were of little concern to Marsha P. Johnson. Her days didn’t truly start until long after the sun had gone down. Fresh from the Pride Par...
15 Jul 202450min
