
Crime of the Truest Kind is a Massachusetts‑based true crime and local history podcast exploring the crimes, mysteries, memories, and moments that shaped New England (Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island, and Connecticut).
Hosted by Anngelle Wood — the longtime Boston radio voice (WFNX, WBCN, WZLX) and credentialed victim advocate — the show brings storytelling shaped by her ... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 126 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Categories | True CrimeHistory | ||||

Saturday, January 29, 2022 - the events of the night before and into the early morning hours, we would learn, would bring a seismic shift to this bedroom community 20 miles south of Boston.
Canton, a town straddling 25,000 residents, was thrust into... more
New episodes return this Fall. We revisit the unsolved murder case that haunts Boston with replay of our 2021 episode with Boston Globe reporter, Emily Sweeney.
Who Killed Karina Holmer? A question we will not stop asking. Karina Holmer was murdere... more
The headlines and news broadcasts in 1991 were filled with war, brutality, and harassment. We were faced with a new uncertainty. We also saw the dawning of a new culture phenomenon in the birth of reality tv and the grunge explosion. It was a differe... more
Replay from one year ago! Justice is coming for Charline at last! News broke in the 16-year-old murder case will be resolved. The first real hope for justice for Charline and her family.
On Thurs, April 10, 2025, Middlesex County District Attorney ... more
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I used to really enjoy this show, but I’ve mostly stopped listening for a couple of reasons. The primary reason is due to audio issues. On many of the episodes the show audio is too low, and then when the commercials kick in, they are extremely loud. On episodes where there are phone calls or Zoom meetings, the audio levels with those can be inconsistent as well. It makes it frustrating and difficult to listen to.
The other reason that I’ve stopped listening is the undercurrent of anger towards... more
If you are into crime genre this is a great podcast to follow. I am from and still live in Boston so I am connected, I know most of these areas.
Whether you know the area or not I’m sure you’ll enjoy the podcast.
Excellent podcast based in my former back yard. I never realized how many missing victims were still unaccounted for. Anngelle is a very passionate podcaster AND advocate. Worth the time.
You definitely are the first sayer of “tick talkies” 😂🥰
I love how Anngelle interweaves New England history into the telling of each story. She has such compassion and respect for victims and their loved ones and does not glorify the crimes or make them sensationalized Iike a lot of true crime content does. Thank you for doing such a great job with this podcast.
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A Massachusetts‑based true crime and local history show that centers on crimes, mysteries, and missing persons in New England. Episodes blend meticulous archival research with fresh reporting, interviews, and advocacy‑driven updates from families and local journalists, often revisiting long‑standing cases to spotlight unanswered questions, public tips, and institutional accountability. A hallmark is compassionate storytelling that honors victims and their families while exploring regional history, everyday places, and the human side of tragedy. The host's blend of sharp pacing, on‑air experience, and advocacy‑minded lens makes the program stand out for listeners who want context, credibility, and empathy in crime storytelling.
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Recent guests on Crime of the Truest Kind include:
1. Roserly Rosemond
2. Julie Murray
3. Maureen Boyle
4. Steve Demoura
5. Stephen Demoura
6. Bob Ward
7. Laina McMahon
8. Melanie Perkins McLaughlin
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