
True Crime that really hits home. From the Creator of TV’s Intervention and Host of Podcast What Came Next comes a new True Crime Podcast… FAMILICIDE. FAMILICIDE is a One-Hour, Weekly True Crime podcast that features the epidemic horror: murder within the family.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 44 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

In 1978, a 14 year-old, Vince witnessed his father, Silas "Duane" Boston infamously murder a young couple . However, a story rarely covered was an uncharged, untried, family murder that Duane committed ten years earlier, when Vince was just four ye... more
Terri honors her sister Debbie, who was tragically murdered by her 25 year-old son (Terri's nephew) Donny. Donny murdered his mom shortly before Debbie's attempt to move away from her brutal son without leaving a forwarding address.
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Terri honors her sister Debbie, who was tragically murdered by her 25 year-old son (Terri's nephew) Donny. Donny murdered his mom shortly before Debbie's attempt to move away from her brutal son without leaving a forwarding address.
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Terra Newell defended herself from her Stepdad, the infamous Dirty John’s knife attack. Explanations and tips on women’s self defense from psychologist and world self defense expert, Tammy Yard-McCracken.
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I hear you! As the parent of a son killed in Cleveland your frustration with the CPD broke my heart. I prayed that no other families were treated the way we were and then I heard your experience. Our detective never got back to us after that beer (it’s been more than a year).
I heard Amy’s story on Something Was Wrong and also listened to What Came Next. As a fan of true crime, familicide or family annihilation have just held such a fascination for me. From the psychological reasons behind such horrific acts, I am just so curious as to how anyone gets to that point to where murdering a family member is just acceptable to the perpetrator. Ever since I heard stories about people like John List, Sef Gonzalez, Elmer Crawford and other family annihilators, I have been tr... more
This is tough. Really tough. ICan’t wait for a number of seasons to get under way so that I can binge eventually… The most recent three-parter is a whammy, it’s hard to listen to,I really hope that Melissa hears her own words and attempts to achieve some sort of objectivity, some empathy for people who have lost children in any way - while I am not Christian, nor do I declare any sort of religious affiliation, I do not appreciate her thoughts on deaths by suicide and her condemnation really isn’... more
Co host gives off major maga vibes….. vocal about pro back the blue and heavy military and let the victims family KNOW THAT while they’re trying to recall the worst days of their lives: yikes…
Interesting show and I’m mostly on board, however the religious references and heavy pro police stance is a bit off putting since it’s quite privileged and not the experience of many.
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Exploring the often-overlooked tragedies of murder within familial units, this podcast engages its audience through harrowing survivor narratives and expert insights. Each episode features individuals sharing personal experiences of victimization and loss, examining the complex dynamics that lead to familial violence and murder. The discussions are enriched by psychological perspectives and a focus on societal failures that contribute to these tragedies, making it a compelling listen for those interested in the psychological underpinnings and emotional aftermath of family-related crimes. Unique for its commitment to raising awareness about these issues, the podcast provides a platform for both survivors and experts, fostering empathy and un... more
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1. What Came Next
2. Something Was Wrong
3. WHEN DATING HURTS
4. Nobody Should Believe Me
5. Strictly Stalking
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Recent guests on FAMILICIDE include:
1. Dr. Leslie Dobson
2. Dr. Tammy Yard-McCracken
3. Terra Newell
4. Tamara North
5. Charlie Shunick
6. Charity Lee
7. Dr. Katreena Scott
8. Dave Kesterson
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