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Snapped: Women Who Murder Oxygen
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For the first time ever, full Snapped episodes are now a podcast. Subscribe to this true crime podcast for the direct audio from the original Snapped episodes that have aired on Oxygen over the last 29 seasons (and counting)! Now you can enjoy Snapped episodes in your headphones, in your car, or at the gym. New true crime episodes of Snapped: Women Who Murder are released every Sunday.
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Rosalina Edmondson
As investigators search for the vicious killer of a Navy yeoman in Kitsap, Washington, they come across the troubling realization that the victim may have expected his own demise.
Season 29 Episode 13
Originally aired: June 27, 2021
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BONUS: Buried in the Sand: A Cowboy's Final Ride (Buried in the Backyard)
We are bringing you a special bonus episode featuring a case from Oxygen's hit series, “Buried in the Backyard.”
A cowboy more at ease with horses than people vanishes into the desert after running into a group of California ranchers who believe he's done them wrong.
Originally aired: January 6, 2022
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Snapped Marks 20th Anniversary on Oxygen True Crime
By the end of season 33, Snapped will have produced more than 646 episodes!
To commemorate the 20th anniversary, Oxygen.com Correspondent Stephanie Gomulka spoke with Executive Producer and Showrunner Madeline Griffey and Director of Recreations Dave Lane about the shows cultural impact and staying power with audiences overs the years. Plus, could you be part of a Snapped recreation one day? We’ll tell you how.
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Mary Ann Bragg
After a Georgia father is discovered bludgeoned by a hammer in his own bedroom, it takes years for detectives to nail down if this murder is connected to a series of online romances or a case of mistaken identity.
Season 28 Episode 25
Originally aired: March 14, 2021
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Deborah Pieringer
When the bodies of two grandparents are tragically found left for dead, investigators toil to determine whether the slayings were motivated by simmering vengeance or insatiable greed.
Season 24 Episode 11
Originally aired: December 10, 2017
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Hope Schreiner
To solve the sudden and violent murder of a retired landscape architect, investigators weed through information about a disgruntled neighbor and an illicit affair only to find that seeds of resentment are often planted close to home.
Season 26 Episode 14
Originally aired: November 24, 2019
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Avis des utilisateurs
It’s good.
The stories are narrated matter-of-factly, something I very much appreciate; there’s no useless banter. However, the episode that is called “Hope Schreiner” tells the story of “Lynn Stomps”. But no biggie. There’s a lot of episodes and mistakes are inevitable.
14 Feb episode
Why is tne episode from 14 February called “Donna Blanton” when it’s about Susan Walls? The episode description isn’t at all what the story is actually about, either. There’s just that one 5-second bit at the very end that mentions Donna Blanton, that seems to belong to an entirely different story.
ETA// I’ve noticed this several more times since I originally posted this review. Stories are frequently different than the description. Please pay attention when you’re preparing these for podcasts
Highly recommend for true crime fans
Great show! Sticks to the story lines of those involved and gives you the investigative details left out by documentaries for shock value. The episode on Liz Golyar answered all the questions I was left with after watching Lover, Stalker, Killer documentary.