
A true crime podcast focusing on murdered and missing cases within the midwestern United States, with the occasional out of region case.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 46 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Category | True Crime | ||||

In October of 1978, a phone crew was working in a rural area of Lyon County, Iowa. One of the workers would stumble across the body of a deceased woman. She did not have any identification, and damage to her face made it impossible to know what she l... more
In March of 1988, 18 year old Morehead University student Scott HIlbert returned home to Milford, Ohio for spring break. While his family was out of the home, Scott left a note stating that he was leaving for Columbus to see some friends, he would ne... more
It was a cool day in October of 1976. A farmer in Benton County, Indiana was working hard to catch up on harvest. It had rained for several days beforehand, and Norman Skoog was working against the rain tarnished terrain to get his work done. While d... more
Thirteen year old Rachel Mellon Skemp was an average middle school girl. She loved music, playing with her friends, and attending church. In January of 1996, on an unforgivingly cold Illinois Winter Day, Rachel would stay home from school, complainin... more
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I wanted to listen because two of the case were local to me and I knew who they were. I couldn’t get through it. He speaks like a robot and it’s just odd. Needs to learn to just talk.
I love true crime pod cast and was told about this one by his mom and love it!
Nice great podcast! Keep them coming please!
Well researched and helps to give the victims a voice.
Jeremiah continues to tell little known cases and focuses on victims in a most respectful and intelligent manner. This podcast is on my regular rotation for good reason, it is excellent. Keep it up!
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Centered on true crime narratives, the episodes focus on the haunting stories of murdered and missing individuals, particularly from the midwestern United States. The discussions often explore lesser-known cases that highlight the struggles of victims and their families, while shedding light on the investigations and community responses surrounding these tragedies. The host is dedicated to respectfully advocating for the voices of victims, with a notable emphasis on emotional storytelling that engages listeners beyond mere crime recounting. What sets this podcast apart is its commitment to uniquely spotlighting cases that often fly under the radar, providing a platform for stories that might otherwise remain unheard.
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Midwest Mystery Files launched 5 years ago and published 46 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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Recent guests on Midwest Mystery Files include:
1. Krissi Atkinson
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