FAMILICIDE - True Crime: Survivor stories of family murder
Mad Jack EntertainmentTrue 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 | 89 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||
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Part III and the conclusion to Ashlee’s story- Ashlee’s father murdered her mother and staged it to look like an accidental drowning driving her car into a lake.
We left off Part II when Ashlee’s grandmother revealed to a 10 year-old Ashlee that her... more
Part II Ashlee's story- Ashlee’s father murdered her mother and staged it to look like a car accident and drowning after driving into a lake.
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Before Ashlee’s dad murdered her mom, he violently abused her. Her mom in turn then heaped abuse upon Ashlee. It all ended with murder.
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Host Amy B. Chesler gives us an update on her family and her imprisoned brother, Jesse Winnick, who murdered their mother.
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- Great podcast, audio needs work
A great podcast. I found this podcast by way of listening to Something Was Wrong and What Came Next. Unfortunately most of the time I can’t understand the stories because there are times I cannot hear what is being said. Seems to have gotten worse as of late
Apple Podcasts4Berski80
United States3 months ago - Could be good
Amy is great, but the male co-host is terrible. Like, forcing people to elaborate on the type of abuse; Probing people to go into details on specifics of abuse. Let people tell their own stories. Could be a great podcast, but I can’t listen to him anymore.
Apple Podcasts1KaRo31234United States6 months ago - Great podcast, terrible audio.
Love this podcast for the safe environment it creates for people to share their stories. Only thing, the audio is atrocious, you have to turn it up all the way to hear the hosts and guests, sometimes that’s not even enough. Hosts vs guests volume level is often very different. Then you get your ears blasted out when an add comes on. Please work on the audio.
Thank you for the empathetic and supportive podcast.
Apple Podcasts5The G-RaffUnited States6 months ago - Rough male co host
Big fan of Amy but the co host is really hard to listen to and I would listen again if it was just Amy and the guests
Apple Podcasts2shoe1009United States9 months ago - Insightful/Necessary
My awareness has expanded. This is highly insightful and necessary to listen to. While listening to this I felt Amy’s pain. I am thankful for the creators making this. I didn’t know this stuff existed! And in the family??
Masterful and necessary storytelling. This is an amazing use of talent and creativity to make us all better. To me it transcends “infotainment”
Apple Podcasts5AlexanderthetitanUnited States10 months ago
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Frequently Asked Questions About FAMILICIDE
What is FAMILICIDE about and what kind of topics does it cover?
Hard-hitting true crime focused on lethal family violence, survivor stories, and the aftermath for families and communities. Episodes center on personal trauma, resilience, and justice, often weaving legal and policy angles with advocacy work. Guests range from survivors and family members to law-enforcement and prosecutors, with a strong emphasis on accountability, prevention, and systemic reform. A standout facet is the show's clear mission to honor victims while turning tragedy into awareness and actionable change, making it a compelling listen for listeners seeking empathetic storytelling and real-world impact. Potential sponsors and guests should note the show's blend of intimate, survivor-first storytelling and informed commentary on ... more
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Which podcasts are similar to FAMILICIDE?
These podcasts share a similar audience with FAMILICIDE:
1. What Came Next
2. Something Was Wrong
3. Strictly Stalking
4. WHEN DATING HURTS
5. Betrayal Season 6
How many episodes of FAMILICIDE are there?
FAMILICIDE launched 2 years ago and published 89 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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What guests have appeared on FAMILICIDE?
Recent guests on FAMILICIDE include:
1. Ashlee Willosik
2. Ashlee Wallasek
3. Amy B. Chesler
4. Laurie Byrne
5. Steve Hatches
6. Steve Hashi
7. Rob Merritt
8. Ginger Goetz
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