Welcome to Othram aka "America's Crime Lab." Each week, we meet weary detectives and family members working an unsolved case that has wrecked a community and seemingly hit a dead end… until, in a last-ditch effort, the evidence is mailed to Othram.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 62 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryTrue Crime |
In Illinois, a DIY home renovation uncovered a human skull hidden inside a wall. When the case went cold, the remains sat for decades on a museum office shelf, forgotten and unidentified. Years later, a staffer’s rediscovery gave investigators a seco... more
In Atlanta, the brutal rape and double homicide of siblings left detectives with plenty of evidence but no suspect. For years, the case went cold. Then, a violent crime in Michigan revealed new DNA leads that could finally identify the killer, and de... more
Weeks after the violent murders of four University of Idaho students, investigators followed a trail of DNA evidence from Moscow to Pennsylvania. A midnight police stakeout tied a graduate student to the brutal stabbings. Now the question remains: wi... more
When four University of Idaho students were brutally murdered in their Moscow home, investigators faced a nightmare. DNA evidence from the crime scene pointed nowhere, leaving the case cold. Detectives turned to a surviving roommate’s eyewitness acco... more
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I love the idea of an Othram backed podcast with the speed at which they are solving cases with DNA, however, this “True Crime Junkie” banter is eye rolling. Please just tell the facts of the case and how they are solved.
I really enjoyed this podcast. It’s a must listen.
I like the idea of this podcast but I agree with the other reviews about the hosts interjections of ‘totally’, ‘oh no’ and other comments. It’s completely pointless and just unnecessary. Especially with the recent episodes of the Idaho case. Don’t say ‘oh no’ like we don’t already know what happened. It really takes the listener out of the moment.
Fascinated to listen to this, especially as it kicks off with Carla Walker as I have followed this case for many years from back when it was a real cold case. So it is so interesting to learn if what they're doing and the cases they can, will and do solve
Great podcast! Great information. I think that it would be better without the scripted conversations of the producer and the hosts. Maybe just let the officers that worked on the case tell their first person account.
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Exploring the depths of true crime, the episodes comprise an emotionally charged narrative focused on unsolved cases, particularly those involving cold cases that have impacted families and communities. With an emphasis on utilizing advanced DNA technology, the series underscores the relentless efforts of detectives and family members in the pursuit of justice, often revealing the painful history behind each narrative, as they work with Othram to find new leads. Each episode intertwines investigative storytelling with poignant reflections, making it a compelling listen for those interested in crime, justice, and the human stories that accompany unresolved tragedies.
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Recent guests on America's Crime Lab include:
1. Bill Thompson
2. Ashley Jennings
3. Captain Dustin Blaker
4. Hunter Chapin
5. Jim Walker
6. Detective Jeff Bennett
7. Catherine Fenelosa
8. David Middleman
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