25 episodes
FRAMED: An Investigative Story Wondery
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- True Crime
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4.3 • 2.1K Ratings
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A true crime podcast that seeks to go beyond the narrative and discover the truth. Both sides have facts, which picture comes into focus depends on how those facts are Framed.
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Wat Promkunaram
The deadliest mass shooting in Arizona's history occurred on August 10th, 1991. Nine victims were executed in the Wat Promkunaram Buddhist Temple, located in Waddell, Arizona. Twenty-one shots were fired in total. The gunmen didn’t miss once. By the time the bodies were discovered they were cold to the touch. The shooters had long since fled the scene, leaving, as it seemed, without a trace. As news of the slayings spread, temple members gathered outside the crime scene, anxious to know the answer to one question. Why? Why did they have to kill them?
Music for Season Two was created by The Captain (TrueCrimeGarage)
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The Tucson Four
A tip came in on the hotline that promised to bust this case wide open.
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No Witnesses
"It's time to give it up. I want you to start telling me what happened on August 9th, what your involvement was, and who all was there at the Temple. Let's just get this out and get it over with."
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Customer Reviews
Good storytelling, poor acting
Pretty sure Rolly is pronounced Roll-y. As in Rol-ando.
Some of the theories don’t make much sense.
Good coverage
Enjoyed the coverage. Wish there were most stories, but also hate to know how often these types of scenarios happen.
Insightful
Informative and respectful, no ignoring inconvenient information or facts. I’ve been putting off listening to this show because I’m so used to Generation Why and its format, but I have enjoyed this multi episode series. Season 1 has been great, I just wish there were more seasons. Great work, Aaron & co!