
We’ve all heard the phrase ‘that kind of thing doesn’t happen in our town’, but here on Midwest Murder, we will shatter that false reality. In fact, it happens more often than we know, and sometimes the details of the most horrific crimes that happen in our neighborhoods are lost in the back pages of newspapers, forgotten on our news channels, and eventually erased over time.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 152 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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In November 1973, five teenagers rode out to Gitchie Manitou to sit around a fire. Only one came back, and at first, no one believed what she said had happened out there. It’s the story of the night at the park, the three brothers behind it, and a mo... more
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On a quiet spring morning in 1927, a small Michigan farm town became the site of the deadliest attack ever carried out on an American school and almost nobody has heard of it. For over a year, one of the town's own trusted nei... more
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After falling in love while attending college in the Midwest, a promising young couple relocates to Nashville to live happily ever after. It doesn't take long for the relationship to start crumbling, and when it does, the wife suddenly leaves for an ... more
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My favorite!!! I love the fact that they are local celebrities, and that are so down to earth and treat each story with the respect and dignity that each victim deserves. Keep doing what you guys are doing! I’m hooked! Jody TC
The hosts have great banter and do not bore me at all keep it up thank you :)
Hey 5 stars! I’m currently on podcast 142 I was hooked after the very first one about Richard McNair. My dad actually purchased a garage from Richard Kitzman after the flood of 2011 and the dispatch officer you mentioned also worked as animal control at my dad’s work so it was interesting having those connections and knowing those two people. You guys are a fantastic duo. It’s crazy how many of these stories are so close to home and I’ve never even heard of them till now. Great work keep it up a... more
Addiction treatment big business
Dawn talks so fast I have to slow the speed down
get better sponsors
Best pc ever. Hosts are fantastic.
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Midwest Murder delivers in-depth true crime storytelling focused on cases within the Midwest, blending historical context, investigative detail, and personal narratives. The show emphasizes empathy for victims and families, careful research, and a respectful tone, often pairing one narrator recounting the case with a cohost who asks questions and provides fresh perspective. Episodes cover a range of crimes—from long-cold cases to high-profile investigations—while weaving in community impact, courtroom twists, and occasional live-show dynamics that add a participatory feel. A standout element is the hosts' balance of detail, storytelling cadence, and respectful treatment of victims, which can appeal to listeners who want thorough, human-cent... more
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