178 episodes
Anatomy of Murder audiochuck
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- True Crime
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4.7 • 17.3K 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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Benton Jane Doe (Donna Sue Nelton)
Human remains found in a field lead an investigator on a decades-long quest. He was determined to uncover whose remains were found, and how they had gotten there.
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Money Play - Part 2 (Makeva Jenkins)
A successful entrepreneur and mother is killed in bed while sleeping. Untangling the web of who committed the crime started with a car.
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Money Play - Part 1 (Makeva Jenkins)
A home invasion leads to the murder of a young mother and entrepreneur. With a community up in arms, the recovery of a car taken from the home might provide some of the answers needed.
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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.
Customer Reviews
Best crime podcast out there
Every episode is developed with careful research and compassion. They are very well presented.
Too safe and soft for the name of it.
Anatomy of Murder. All you do is very politely tell stories. Currently watching signs of a psychopath on HBO and those professionals get more to the term “anatomy” than either of you ever do. It’s like listening to camp fire stories but making sure the kiddos don’t get “too” scared lol
Unethical?
This show gives Discovery ID vibes - entertainment via tragedy, super PRO police and sensationalizes tragedies. It’s gotten a little better since it started but still comes off as entertainment vs ethical reporting.