57 episodes
True Crime Chronicles VAULT Studios
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- True Crime
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4.6, 878 Ratings
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Serial killers. Cold cases. The lost and the missing. We're working with crime reporters around the country mining newsroom archives and case files to explore unsolved mysteries, infamous criminals, and underreported cases. Investigative journalist Jessica Noll and co-hosts Will Johnson and Spencer Bruttig are digging into these stories and bringing you a new case every week.
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Vanessa Guillen | 56
Vanessa Guillen vanished from Fort Hood in Texas in April. After months of searching, the case came to a shocking end last week.
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Murder in Plain Sight | 55
A peaceful afternoon at a popular park in the Cleveland suburbs is shattered when two friends are murdered.
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Murder on the Beach | 54
In 1978, a 15-year-old cheerleader, Barbara Nantais, and her boyfriend, Jim Alt, joined another couple for a summer night at a remote beach in San Diego. But a night of teenage fun was cut short when they were brutally attacked, leaving one dead and another in a coma.
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Kyron Horman | 53
Kyron Horman was last seen at Skyline School in Portland, Oregon on June 4, 2010. He was in second grade when he vanished. He's never been found.
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Missing in Salida | 52
Suzanne Morphew went for a bike ride on Mother's Day and didn't return.
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A Murder in Simsbury | 51
Four years after a mother of two is murdered, her killer makes a bold decision.
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Customer Reviews
Mobbed up
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So Professional
More like a true news story, yet filled with compassion.
Background music
I’ve loved this podcast for a while, but the Beach episode had an annoying background music loop running during the intro to the crime, which was distracting.
