
The night before Halloween 1975, 15-year-old Martha Moxley was found bludgeoned to death outside her family’s home in the tony Greenwich, Connecticut, enclave of Belle Haven. The local police, used to dealing more with traffic stops than a high-profile murder, grappled with a lack of forensic evidence – or a motive. They had their suspects of course. The creepy neighbor. The eldest teenage son of ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 14 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

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There was so much interesting information and ties to well known people, but no conclusion…and it was long
Ah, and there it is, not even halfway into the first episode: Martha was flirtatious and “boy crazy”. Patriarchy code for “she deserved it.” This host and podcast clearly view the Skakels as the real victims. Disgusting. The host makes inappropriate jokes and described the suspect as “the family scamp”. What’s next? “Boys will be boys”? Also, the host’s absolute worship of Jeffrey Toobin and trashing of Dominick Dunne explains a lot about him. This isn’t about Martha’s murder. It’s about paintin... more
This is the most biased podcast I’ve ever heard by someone claiming to be a journalist but at the very least very close to Michael if not hired by the family.
I got through the first 4 episodes then threw in the towel. The host talks very fast and there are sooooo many characters to keep track of and too many details. I couldn’t follow it and I wasn’t finding it compelling enough to slog through it.
There are no winners, only victims. Two families crushed, one probably and the other Definitely through no fault of their own…
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A gripping true-crime series that investigates the Martha Moxley murder case, blending meticulous reporting with deep dives into investigation missteps, forensic questions, and high-profile family dynamics. Across episodes, the host questions official narratives, examines witness accounts, and explores how privilege and media coverage shaped public perception. The show stands out for its immersive storytelling, strong archival research, and a willingness to challenge established timelines, making it a compelling listen for true-crime fans, legal buffs, and those curious about investigative journalism in high-stakes cases.
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