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“Finally Caught" is a thrilling true-crime podcast series unraveling stories of cold-blooded murders and the mystery, betrayal, and quest for justice behind them all in order to hold the killers accountable for their heinous crimes. Through material witness interviews and expert insights into the weekly episodic cases, “Finally Caught” follows the tireless fight against the odds to put the criminal behind bars from their initial capture to the eventual judicial punishment in the end. Delivering a comprehensive look at the complexities of the criminal behavior of these ruthless killers, this podcast stems from the award nominated show(same title) and continues to deliver with unexpected twists and turns that are shockingly true and prove that although troubling murders occur, the killers are... Finally Caught!.

A biweekly comedy podcast that's horny for horror, partial to the paranormal, and psyched for the supernatural. Dispatches about true crime, cryptids, mysteries, folklore, and more from your friends in Pittsburgh, Pa.

Some say he met them through his job. Some say he came to their houses, or offered them a ride home. According to dozens of women, Roger Golubski, a detective with the Kansas City, Kansas Police Department, raped, assaulted and stalked them. After decades of secrecy and fear, he was scheduled to face trial in Federal Court,charged with assault, rape and kidnapping. And accused of much more. But Golubski’s trial never began. On Corruption Uncovered, we share stories of the women, the police department and the community; and we grapple with the questions left in the wake of his death. How could someone prey on so many people without consequence? Who else knew? How, if at all, can people be made whole? And what happens now? Hosted by Josie Duffy Rice. From Roc Nation and its philanthropic and justice division, Team Roc. Produced by Pineapple Street Studios.

Hosted by Debbie Jones, founder of Resolute Women’s Support Services, our podcast is dedicated to exploring the realities of domestic abuse and coercve control, providing expert insights, and sharing powerful survivor stories. Each episode dives deep into the emotional, legal, and social aspects of domestic abuse, offering support and practical advice for survivors and those looking to help. What You’ll Discover: - In-depth discussions on domestic abuse, coercive control, and trauma recovery - Real-life survivor stories and their journeys to empowerment - Expert interviews with legal advocates and campaigners for change - Updates on our groundbreaking Tag & App proposal to protect victims and reform how domestic abuse is handled - Practical tips for breaking free from abusive relationships and navigating the justice system The Resolute Podcast is your source for honest conversations, expert advice, and actionable support. Subscribe now to join us in our mission to raise awareness, empower survivors, and end domestic abuse for good. #DomesticAbuseAwareness #SupportForSurvivors #EndDomesticViolence #TraumaRecovery #BreakTheCycle #ResolutePodcast #TagAndApp #SurvivorStories

Vintage Americana true crime stories of the most impactful sibling relationships in history. SEASON 2 OUT NOW! Video episodes available on YouTube; bonus content on Patreon!🎙✨ …..is blood always thicker than water, or will the love of money break even the tightest of bonds?

The Video Podcast dedicated to celebrating William DeMeo’s Gravesend Series @gravesendseries now streaming on @amazonprime & @tubi. Join the discussion as Chris & Lisa take a deep dive into the details of each episode of the Gravesend series.

Crossing the Line is a true crime podcast revealing cold cases of the missing and murdered, told start-to-finish each week. Using the campfire storytelling style that made Paper Ghosts a #1 hit on Apple Podcasts, host/investigative journalist/New York Times bestselling true crime author M. William Phelps connects deeply with families touched by violent crime - he understands them, because he is one of them. Having gone through the murder of his own pregnant sister-in-law, Phelps brings not only his personal experience, but also 20-plus years of investigative journalism into the worlds of these stories. Follow and subscribe to Crossing the Line for a weekly dose of murder, mayhem and madness.

Crimelines walks you through true crime events, pairing captivating tales with clear storytelling. Host Charlie brings in appropriate historic and cultural context to look beyond what happened and consider why it happened. Crimelines is a registered trademark of Crimelines LLC

Florida has a population of 22 million residents and welcomed more than 137 million visitors last year. And although the overall crime rate has dropped for an incredible 50 straight years, there are still more than 19,000 unsolved homicides in Florida dating back to 1965. The Cold Case Florida Podcast was created by the Florida Sheriffs Association to highlight some of those cases and offer the public an opportunity to help solve these crimes – bringing justice to the perpetrators and giving closure to the families. Join us as we work with local sheriffs’ offices to close cold cases in the sunshine state. Thank you to the participating sheriffs and their teams for assistance in the production of this podcast. If you would like to learn more about the Florida Sheriffs Association or become a member, visit flsheriffs.org.

On November 11th 2004, 14-year-old Conrad Cliff jackhammered into the water main at The Royal Galleria near Belmont, California. Twenty-three people drowned. Three people were electrocuted in the arcade. Two people were fatally bitten by a hammerhead shark that escaped from the mall's aquarium. And the teenager responsible was never found. No body. No trace. Blair Van Auken was with Conrad at the mall that day but refused to speak about the incident for 18 years. Until now. This is a 6 part series on madness, machines, and melancholy in the MallScape of America. This is MallWalk.

It was a crime that rocked an idyllic seaside town in Cape Cod -- the 2002 murder of Christa Worthington, found stabbed to death with her 2-year-old daughter, unharmed at her side. What came next was a three-year search for her killer that would involve unorthodox steps by police, a lengthy list of potential suspects, and an entire town under suspicion. Christa's trash collector, Christopher McCowen, would eventually be convicted of the crime, but his trial would raise questions about the evidence, investigative methods, and whether racial prejudice played a role. Now, ABC Radio and "20/20" take a look at all the evidence and for the first time ever, hear directly from Christopher McCowen, to examine whether the right man is behind bars.