True Crime Chronicles

24/10/2022

This week on "Beyond Bardstown: Unsolved," Madison Wade and Shay McAlister look back at the 1981 Keddie Resort murders, which remain unsolved over 40 years later.

Listen now→https://bit.ly/3Shrf7z

17/10/2022

"Beyond Bardstown: Unsolved" launches today.

Season one host Shay McAlister is joined by Madison Wade, a reporter and anchor at KING 5 in Seattle and the former host of the ABC10 series "California Unsolved." Each episode, the two journalists will look back at a different unsolved case they have covered in search of new insights and, hopefully, answers.

Listen to the first two episodes now→https://bit.ly/3Shrf7z

14/10/2022

Monday...

Join WHAS11 News journalist Shay McAlister and KING 5's Madison Wade as they revisit some of the most puzzling unsolved cases they've covered throughout their careers.

Follow "Beyond Bardstown: Unsolved" now→https://bit.ly/3Shrf7z

29/08/2022

In the hours before she died, when nurses at Emory University Hospital asked Diane McIver what happened, she told them it was an accident.

Her husband, Tex McIver, also said it was an accident. He admitted to holding the gun that shot her but claimed to not know how it went off.

But how does a gun just go off?

Episode 2 of "Intent: The Tex McIver Case" is available now→https://apple.co/3wfXFqu

22/08/2022

Investigators in Atlanta have always known who shot Diane McIver in Sept. 2016—and so did she.

Diane was shot by her husband, Tex McIver, and she knew it was him because she handed him the gun. But Tex says he doesn’t know how the gun went off, and Diane’s death was a terrible accident.

But was that story true, or was there more to the McIvers’ relationship than even their closest friends might have realized?

The first episode of "Intent: The Tex McIver Case" is available now. Search for it on your preferred podcast app, or click here to listen on Apple Podcasts→https://apple.co/3wfXFqu

15/08/2022

For nearly five years, David Warth never wavered. He insisted he never sent a long, rambling email threatening to kill a special education teacher.

Still, he remained behind bars without a conviction for nearly the same amount of time he would have served if found guilty of the crime.

11Alive Investigative Reporter Rebecca Lindstrom shares the story on this week's episode of True Crime Chronicles→→https://bit.ly/3gownF

01/08/2022

Alicia Jackson's life was cut short when she was murdered at age 25 in 2010. Nearly 12 years later, details surrounding her death remain a mystery.

WPMT FOX43 Reporter Alyssa Kratz discusses the case on this week's True Crime Chronicles. Listen→https://bit.ly/3gownFP

28/06/2022

Yesterday, friends and coworkers gathered to remember 27-year-old Jodi Huisentruit on the 27th anniversary of her disappearance.

Today on The Daily Crime, KARE 11 Reporter Jennifer Hoff discusses her recent interview with the last known person to speak with Huisentruit.

Listen→https://bit.ly/3vSPC2f

27/06/2022

Self-published romance novelist Nancy Crampton Brophy went on trial earlier this year for the 2018 murder of her husband, 63-year-old chef Dan Brophy.

The case gained national attention when it was discovered that Crampton Brophy wrote an online essay titled "How to Murder Your Husband" years before the murder.

Bryant Clerkley KGW shares the story on this week's episode of True Crime Chronicles, "The Romance Novelist." LISTEN→https://bit.ly/3gownFP

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17/06/2022

Felicia Johnson was reported missing on April 16. Now investigators are searching for the man they say killed her.

Today's episode of The Daily Crime shares the latest from KHOU 11 News on the case→https://bit.ly/3vSPC2f

25/05/2022

In 2019, 17-year-old Nikki Kuhnhausen went out for a late-night walk in Vancouver, Wash.

Then she vanished.

The first episode of "Should Be Alive," hosted by KGW-TV Reporter Ashley Korslien, is available now. Listen and follow→https://bit.ly/38NNIZ1

01/04/2022

This week on True Crime Chronicles, the second part of a story on an 11Alive Reveal investigation into a r**e case in Cherokee County, Ga., that went unsolved for over six years.

Listen to both parts of now→https://bit.ly/3gownFP

28/02/2022

Four-year-old Serenity McKinney had been missing for more than a year when police in Kentucky discovered her body earlier this month. Two people are now facing murder charges.

Listen to the full story on this week's True Crime Chronicles→https://bit.ly/3gownFP

16/02/2022

VAULT Studios and Law & Crime are bringing the TV series Killer Cases to podcast listeners.

Hosted by veteran investigative journalist Brian Ross, Killer Cases chronicles the emotion, drama and suspense from chilling murder investigations and trials. It’s a journey through the criminal justice process offering an inside look at real cases like never before.

Listen to the first two episodes now→https://apple.co/3JzcQj6

16/02/2022

911 calls. Crime scenes. Investigations. Trials.

Join Brian Ross for Killer Cases, a new podcast from VAULT Studios and Law & Crime→https://bit.ly/3sEH25s

24/01/2022

In May of 1996, 24-year-old Julie Williams and 26-year-old Laura "Lollie" Winans began a hiking trip at Shenandoah National Park. Days later, they would be found murdered at their campsite after Lollie's golden retriever was spotted wandering the park alone.

Despite numerous leads and even an arrest, the case remains unsolved more than 25 years later.

WUSA 9 Reporter Bruce Leshan TV shares the story on True Crime Chronicles→https://bit.ly/3gownFP

18/01/2022

Hailey Dunn disappeared from her hometown in Texas back in December of 2010. More than ten years later, a suspect is facing murder charges.

NewsWest 9 Anchor Tatum Guinn discusses the case on this week's →https://bit.ly/3gownFP

13/12/2021

This week on True Crime Chronicles, First Coast News Anchor Katie Jeffries discusses the 1989 disappearance and murder of Darlene Messer.

Messer was last seen alive on Sept. 18, 1989, while working the overnight shift at the Suwannee Swifty, a convenience store along SR-100 in Lake City, Fla. Her body would be found two days later, 13 miles down SR-100 underneath the Swift Creek Bridge.

After more than 30 years without an arrest, investigators say the case is solvable.

LISTEN→https://bit.ly/3gownFP

06/12/2021

This week on True Crime Chronicles, the conclusion to a two-part story on the murder of Kelsey Berreth, a 29-year-old mother who vanished on Thanksgiving Day, 2018.

Listen here→https://bit.ly/2YK5qEr

19/11/2021

This week, revisits the 1935 kidnapping of a 9-year-old heir to a lumber fortune.

KREM 2 News Anchor Tim Pham shares his reporting on the case, known as "the greatest manhunt in the history of the Northwest."

LISTEN→https://bit.ly/3gownFP

26/10/2021

This week, looks at the case of a suspected serial killer in Texas, and explores recent cases in Florida, California and more.

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13/09/2021

"I asked the lead detective, 'Have you ever encountered a case like this?' And he said, 'No.'"

This week on True Crime Chronicles, WTOL 11 Lead Investigator Brian Dugger shares the story of a double murder in the suburbs of Toledo, Ohio→https://bit.ly/2YK5qEr

16/08/2021

This week on True Crime Chronicles, 9NEWS (KUSA) Investigative Reporter Kevin Vaughan takes us through a Colorado mystery dating back to 1958→https://bit.ly/2YK5qEr

26/07/2021

This week on , an unlikely mountain rescue is tied to a double murder. LISTEN→https://bit.ly/2YK5qEr

19/07/2021

Three women went missing from multiple states across 15 years. Investigators are now asking: could one person could be responsible for all three disappearances?

WNEP-TV reporter Marshall Keely shares the story on this week's →https://bit.ly/2YK5qEr

21/06/2021

Joleen Cummings went missing May 12, 2018, one day before her birthday. A former coworker is facing murder charges, but Cummings' body has never been found.

First Coast News reporters share the story on this week's True Crime Chronicles→https://bit.ly/2YK5qEr

11/06/2021

Our hosts are answering your questions this afternoon! Be sure to keep them busy.

Got questions about true crime? Podcasting? True-crime podcasting?

The hosts of our weekly podcast are answering your questions over on Reddit at 12:30 ET→https://redd.it/nxj0i1

07/06/2021

In April of 2001, a home explosion shook a quiet neighborhood in Scottsdale, Arizona.

This week on , 12 News reporter Erica Stapleton takes us inside the search for answers→https://bit.ly/2YK5qEr