149 episodes

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.

Anatomy of Murder audiochuck

    • True Crime
    • 4.7 • 16.3K Ratings

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.

    Bumps in the Road (Jason Hamrick)

    Bumps in the Road (Jason Hamrick)

    A marriage gone south leads to murder. The truth of what happened was much closer to home than anyone expected. The path to prove it would be bumpy.

    • 54 min
    In a Flash (Kelsey Smith)

    In a Flash (Kelsey Smith)

    A young woman disappears during a quick trip to the store. It was a mere flash on a screen that would help solve what happened.

    • 47 min
    Caught on Camera (Edna Suttles)

    Caught on Camera (Edna Suttles)

    A vibrant octogenarian disappears. As investigators work to find her, a local grocery store may be what’s needed to solve this crime … and more.

    • 57 min
    Justice for Selonia (Selonia Smith Reed)

    Justice for Selonia (Selonia Smith Reed)

    A wife and mother was brutally murdered. A suspect emerged quickly, but the case went unsolved for decades. Would a new DA and a new look at the file, bring the justice long denied?

    • 55 min
    Save the Next Girl – Part 2 (Morgan Harrington, RG, Hannah Graham)

    Save the Next Girl – Part 2 (Morgan Harrington, RG, Hannah Graham)

    Three young women forever linked by a predator - 2 murdered and 1 who survived, her life forever changed. Video might be the key to finally identifying their attacker, and bringing him to justice.

    • 45 min
    Save the Next Girl – Part 1 (Morgan Harrington, RG, Hannah Graham)

    Save the Next Girl – Part 1 (Morgan Harrington, RG, Hannah Graham)

    What should have been a fun night at a concert, ends in murder. A case, that would take years to solve, but not before being linked to other terrible attacks.

    • 40 min

Customer Reviews

4.7 out of 5
16.3K Ratings

16.3K Ratings

Megan Haley ,

Love AOM!!

I love AOM and look forward to listening every week. Anna-Sigga and Scott do such an amazing job, know what they are talking about and unlike, Ashley Flowers, there isn’t a lot “good question, Britt…I couldn’t find anything on that”. There isn’t any unnecessary banter or childlike interactions. I listen to Ashley flowers but….would love to see you branch off from audiochuck and also be able to drop the, “so…what do you think, Chuck?” Ashley does way too much self promotion.

JJ Widner ,

I love it

James is wrapped a bit tight but handles the content extremely well. Shows compassion for victims and humor for all else. Jim is such a giggle box you can’t help but smile and laugh along with. However listening to him read off donors names makes me feel like I’m laughing at the the slow kid in class. Can’t help it but feel horrible for doing it.

The Social Introvert ,

Long time listener with concerns

I have been a listener to most all Audiochuck podcast since they have started. Some never getting a second season. Some dragging out a two episode story for eleven episodes. And I still listen to them weekly. This latest episode of Anatomy of Murder, and specifically them questioning the protections of our data is concerning to say the least.
I understand going into these podcasts that they are told with an underlying perspective of being a police and prosecutor, but to suggest giving up freedoms so a police force or a government agency can then abuse or illegally claim circumstances to collect your cell phone data. And yeah, it already happens . I respect everyone’s opinion on issues and what they constitute a freedom or a right. But to suggest the cell phone carrier just release info from a phone call, I’m proud of carriers and company’s like Apple who still believe we all deserve some of our constitutional rights.

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