
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 | 144 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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A Wisconsin couple leaves for a holiday weekend and never comes home. Their son has all the answers, except the truth. And by the time investigators figure out why, it’s already too late.
Recorded with a nearly sold out audience at ICON in Sioux Fal... more
A beloved pregnant teacher is found shot dead in her St. Louis apartment — no forced entry, no gunshot heard, and a strange residue splattered across the bedroom walls. Her boyfriend, a school principal, called 911, but that's not the only call he ma... more
A man pulls over on a bridge in Detroit and reports finding a body in the river below. At first, he’s just a witness. But as more victims are discovered and survivors come forward, investigators begin to realize they may have already met the man they... more
A late-night pickup turns into a nightmare in a Green Bay basement. What followed was a confession so disturbing it left no mystery; only the question of how chaos, drugs, and violence collided so completely.
Location: Wisconsin
Victim: Shad Thyrio... more
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I have never been able to find a podcast I like, until Midwest Murder. Jonah and Dawn have an incredible balance of storytelling, humor, and respect for the cases that they cover- it never feels exploitative, just genuinely engaging and well done. I love how immersive it is. What really sets Midwest Murder apart is how immersive it is. Each story pulls you in and you can tell how much research goes into this podcast. I can’t stop listening. Absolutely amazing work!
Enjoy your podcasts on my evening commute.
best of best btw
you are biweekly, not semiweekly
Can’t stop listening to this podcast, I listen to all of the episodes by spinning down and picking a random one before starting work. I work as a personal online shopper. If it’s too good and not done when I’m finished with work, I put it on blast in the drive home for 30 minutes and I will not stop until the last words and comments. The opinions and comments are very similar to my own and love the empathy you both have for these victims and the victims family’s. Thank you for making my workpla... more
I haven’t listened to any other podcast since I attended the live at the oak park theatre in minot nd. I rarely laugh out loud while watching movies or listening to podcasts but find myself often laughing out loud in the car while listening. Thank you for making me laugh on my way to Idaho to fight my dv/child abuser
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The content focuses on true crime stories that spotlight the often-overlooked horrific events occurring in the Midwest. Each episode unearths chilling tales of murder, organized crime, and wrongful convictions, revealing how personal relationships and societal dynamics can lead to tragedy. The hosts employ a captivating narrative style, combining detailed research with engaging banter, allowing listeners to immerse themselves in the intricate and oftentimes dark tales of their communities. The unique emphasis on lesser-known Midwest mysteries sets this show apart from others in the true crime genre, appealing to those interested in both local lore and the broader implications of crime in society.
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