In Season 3 of Break in the Case, we take you behind the scenes of one of NYPD’s most notorious cases from the 1990s, the New York Zodiac Copycat. From 1990 to 1996, a serial killer evades capture while sending taunting notes to the media and the police. For six years, detectives from the Zodiac Task Force follow every lead to the ground. And then, one day, a series of events brings them face to f... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 24 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Category | True Crime |
The 75th Precinct was a hotbed of crime in the early 90s. In this special episode, officers talk about what it was like to work in East New York back then. We also hear from a present-day Youth Coordination Officer who is trying to improve lives in E... more
After the Zodiac’s arraignment for three murders and one attempted murder in Queens, a Queens prosecutor must prepare to counter a psychiatric defense.
After an East New York man is arrested in the 75th Precinct for attempted murder, the evidence connects him to more sinister crimes.
One day in June, 1996, a 911 call leads to a shootout and a hostage situation. Detective Sergeant Joseph Herbert is called to his very first hostage job. And then, the unthinkable happens. True to the precinct motto, “Everything happens in the 75,” i... more
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I love this podcast, and hearing the voices of the NYC cops who worked these cases. It’s like you’re sitting in a bar with these guys and they’re telling you the inside stories of major crimes that terrified the city, like the Zodiac serial killer. Spellbinding!
Such a great podcast but too little of it!
The production and stories are fantastic. But more important, they are told by the people who were there - and you get to hear them describe these situations and stories in their words. You also learn a whole lot about how NYPD works and the challenges in a big city. Just a whole lot of fun - even if you’re not a ‘true crime’ fan, just the way the stories are told is so engrossing.
I dig hearing these old school cases directly from some the NYPD themselves… more
A no nonsense approach to crime reporting that is presented in a clear and entertaining manner.
Apple Podcasts | #90 | Taiwan/True Crime |
Apple Podcasts | #198 | Switzerland/True Crime |
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