
Serial killers. Unsolved murders. Investigations that gripped America. If you think you know these cases, think again. This is America's Most Infamous Crimes, a Crime House original hosted by Katie Ring. Each week, we cover the most notorious true-crime cases in American history across multiple episodes. These are the full stories, not the quick recaps, breaking down the crimes, the victims, the e... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 105 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

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I would’ve given this a higher rating had it not been for the host’s awful vocal intonation continuously dropping into vocal fry! i.e. that crackly sound you often hear when some ‘too cool for school’ teenagers and young people intentionally drop their voices into a grating and gravelly sound, in a failed attempt to sound cool or seductive.
Vocal fry is a learnt behaviour (an affectation) that became particularly popular among young people, influenced by pop-culture figures like Kim Kardashian ... more
I really like this podcast because she tells the story in more than one episode so it seems I am getting the whole story and it's not being crammed into one episode with parts being left out. I have heard some of the stories before but she gives additional information that I had not heard on other podcasts. I love the question & answer segment at the end of each episode. she is very informative and knows her material. Thank you!
I promise you, you will wish you had listened to my review if you listen to this waste of time wanna be.. I honestly can not tell you a single thing spoken about by this influencer wanna be. The monotone, boring, unimformative nonsense was enough to make me write this review. I truly can not tell you a single fact about this case after listening to this rubbish. Nothing to learn, this waste of time podcast has nothing to say. I feel so bad for anyone who contributed to her making even 1 cent. I ... more
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Pay attention to your delivery, your material is good.
I like the host's voice, but the writing, cadence, and intonation is a little weird. It's somewhere between reporting and podcasting. Someone else said it could be AI writing and this could be it, or just scripts that needs a little more editing. Has potential
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A long-form true crime show that serially investigates infamous American cases across multi-episode arcs. Each narrative combines case chronology, forensic and psychological angles, and media reception to unpack how crimes unfolded and how investigations progressed. The host emphasizes thorough research, layered storytelling, and context on cultural impact, producing in-depth narratives rather than quick recaps. A standout is the sustained, multi-episode format that lets complex cases unfold with expert commentary and reflective closing insights, making it a strong fit for listeners who crave immersive true crime with careful analysis and production value.
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