175 episodes
Anatomy of Murder audiochuck
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- True Crime
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4.8 • 430 Ratings
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A murder case has many layers: the victim, the crime, and the investigation. To truly understand it, you need to dissect each piece of a tragic puzzle. Join Anna-Sigga Nicolazzi and Scott Weinberger every Tuesday for an insider’s perspective, as they reveal to you the Anatomy of Murder.
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Death by Gaslight (Julie Jensen)
A woman dies and the question soon becomes: murder or death by suicide? It’s a case with twists and turns that would take years to unravel.
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Barbara Jean Jepson
A 60-year-old murder lands in the lap of a brand-new homicide detective. The journey to its solve would become her career challenge and personal mission.
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Double Take (Joleen Cummings)
When a woman disappears, the search soon turns into a homicide investigation. Who was responsible and the motive for the crime caught everyone by surprise.
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The Run (Mollie Tibbetts)
A jogger disappears and all eyes turn to her Iowa town as they search to find her. After her body is found, a car would prove to be key in identifying her killer.
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Room 708 (George Kehoe)
A motel room shows signs of violence - but there’s no victim inside to prove that any crime had actually occurred. A body is soon discovered and linked back to the room. Police now need the final piece: who committed the crime.
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Home Invasion (Heidi Firkus)
Police are called to a couple’s home after they report an active break in. The wife lay dead and her husband shot. An unlikely motive leads police to the killer.
Customer Reviews
Great podcast
Really like this podcast, is interesting to hear how the investigation develops and always told with so much care and consideration.
So good!
Am I the only one in tears at the end of every episode?! Always discussing difficult material and the hosts are two very compassionate people. Well done!
My go to!
Something quite reassuring and comforting hearing Anna-Sigga talk. Love that they are actually qualified and have the knowledge to talk on these cases from a law enforcement stand point and not just subjective amateurs like most podcasts on this app.