
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 | 154 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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For years the beatings didn't stop, the police wouldn't help, and the courts looked the other way. Then one night something broke, and she set the bedroom on fire while he slept, then drove straight to the sheriff's office to confess. It's the story ... more
When first responders arrive to the scene of a terrible accident to find a man crushed and burned by his own truck, the tragedy seems to explain itself, but questions arise when the coroner can't identify the body.
Recorded with a packed house at Ph... more
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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Too much fumbling over words, too much mispronunciation of words, too much losing your place and repeating information.
I would encourage you to do research before saying things such as “they should have”, “they did t even look at”, implications that the ball was dropped or the investigation was shoddy. There are federal, state, county, city/town‘s, ordinances, rules, and regulations that should be followed. Investigative entities, law-enforcement, the justice system must abide by the constituti... more
My husband took me to their live podcast last night and it was absolutely amazing to watch them live!♥️- this was almost two years ago. I have listened to them for years and I am so excited I get to see them again Wednesday in Dickinson, ND! I have been through so much over the last few years and listening to their podcast has helped me get up everyday and not just do the bare minimum for my house and myself. Thank you for doing what you do!♥️
I absolutely love this podcast. You guys are the only show I listen to and would love to hear you cover Wayne Nance and his several victims. I just missed you guys when you had stopped in Missoula. When you had left I happened to be in the back room listening to your latest episode (probably for the best as I would have embarrassed myself) I’m hoping to catch a live show soon!
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Best true crime podcast! I’ve tried to listen to others and always end up leaving mid episode because meh, they’re just not as good as Midwest Murder! I found your show about 2 years and am now caught up and now what?! I got to see a live show in Bismarck this past spring and loved it! When are you coming back?
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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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