The Serpent and MANslaughter
A charming jeweler and party host traveled through Southeast Asia in the 1970s trading gems and killing tourists. Can a lone Dutch diplomat capture him? We’ll talk about the docudrama “The Serpent” fr...
12 Apr 20211h 15min
The Apology Line and The Followers
In 1980, Allan Bridge created a phone line for New Yorkers to leave messages to friends or strangers apologizing for the wrongs they’ve done. Wondery's "The Apology Line" looks at the confessional for...
5 Apr 20211h 7min
Lost Hills and Operation Varsity Blues
Authorities in Malibu arrest a drifter for a campsite murder and a spree of sniper shootings, but right away questions emerge whether the evidence actually points to Anthony Rauda. The podcast "Lost H...
29 Mars 20211h 18min
Murder Among the Mormons and Suave
In Netflix's "Murder Among the Mormons," a pair of deadly bombs in Salt Lake City appear connected to unearthed historical documents that could rock the Mormon church and make collectors rich...but on...
22 Mars 20211h 12min
Stolen: The Search for Jermain and Through the Cracks
Jermain Charlo left a Missoula, Montana bar, walked down an alleyway, and vanished. In Gimlet’s new podcast “Stolen: The Search for Jermain,” host Connie Walker continues her work documenting crimes a...
8 Mars 20211h 8min
Mommy Doomsday and The Investigation
00In Dateline NBC’s newest podcast “Mommy Doomsday,” Keith Morrison picks up where he left off with “The Thing About Pam,” applying his unique reporting style to a true crime mystery. Where are Lori V...
1 Mars 20211h 2min
Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel and the finale of I'm Not a Monster
When we left off with “I’m Not a Monster” from BBC Panorama and PBS Frontline, Samantha Elhassani was wanted by the FBI. In the final episodes, Josh Baker returns to Syria to fact-check her claims sh...
22 Feb 20211h 20min
