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Scams, Money, & Murder

Crime House
Murder
FBI
Mark Putnam
Aileen Wuornos
Ted Bundy
Reddit
Susan Smith
Los Angeles
Florida
Pikeville, Kentucky
Carl Cat Eyes Lockhart
Sherri Rasmussen
LAPD
Jimmy Hoffa
New York City, United States
Stalking
John Rutan
Stephanie Lazarus
Violent Crime
Creepypasta

Your daily front-row seat to Crime House. Every day, we bring you episodes covering true crime, scams, cults, conspiracies, and the cases that pull you past the headlines into the darkest corners of greed and deceit. One feed, a new story every day. This is a Crime House Original powered by PAVE Studios.Follow now so you never miss an episode. For ad-free access, subscribe to Crime House+ on Apple... more

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Kelly Carlson
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Alexis Linkletter
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Vanessa Richardson
Host introduced episodes and spearheads storytelling across Crime House Original programming; appears across multiple series.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 461 ratings
  • FRUSTRATING! Too many rehashed episodes

    I follow a lot of podcasts, this one is so annoying. Great content but it’s mostly lifted from other podcasts in the group. A glorified advert for their other podcasts. What makes it even more frustrating is it’s not instantly identifiable as such in text. Podcast listening should not consist of reading the small print on each episode. So you listen and think “this is familiar” before skipping. To make it worse they also dip into older episodes in their network so less easy to remember.

    Only so... more

    Apple Podcasts
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    123Jet123
    United Kingdom23 days ago
  • Mess and confusion

    This and the conspiracy podcasts are a mess . Confusing . Part 1 and then Part 2 that can fit into one . Unfollowing

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    Orca Lover🐬🐳🐋
    United Statesa month ago
  • Confused

    I found a shows/channel to be very confusing. I come expecting to listen to a episodes about dirty money and the possible murders connected to it and instead I’m getting four different shows from other different creators but no way to know which one goes with each show so I’m listening to it being confused on the premise of the actual show

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    strwars
    United States2 months ago
  • I care about the story

    I do not want to hear about three random people on a podcast and their childhoods. It’s weak attempt at connection and I came to hear about Madeline McCann not YOUR personal experiences. Total turnoff and waste of time.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Autumn's Eden
    United States2 months ago
  • Drop the expert

    I like this podcast apart from the ‘expert’ who buts in to state the obvious as though the listeners have never met a human before. PLEASE drop her!

    Apple Podcasts
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    Listener2505
    United Kingdom5 months ago

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A few critiques mention vocal delivery and pacing, with mixed feelings on interview-heavy formats.
Some listeners note ads can be disruptive, especially on premium tiers.
Listeners appreciate the clear, engaging storytelling and credible research.
Fans praise practical takeaways on recognizing scams and staying financially informed.

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#189
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#197
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The Boy in the Box: The Discovery That Haunted Philadelphia Pt. 1
Q: With what we can do now with DNA and national databases, do you think the investigators in 1957 stood a real chance of solving this?
They got a lot of the basics right—publicity, distribution of flyers, cross-checking with records—but without modern DNA technology and nationwide databases, identifying a child in 1957 was extraordinarily difficult; the early methods kept hope alive while ultimately underscoring the limitations of the era.
The Boy in the Box: The Discovery That Haunted Philadelphia Pt. 1
Q: Out of all the cold cases out there, why do you think this one has haunted people for so long?
The combination of the boy's very young age, the lack of an identifiable name, and the sense that a missing person could be right in front of the community yet unseen, created a chilling mystery that kept resurfacing in memories and conversations, long after the initial investigation faded.
CONSPIRACY THEORY: Brazil's UFO Cover-Up: The Varginha Incident feat. Laurah Norton from One Strange Thing
Q: What would it mean for the witnesses if a definitive conclusion emerged?
It would validate their experiences, reduce years of doubt and speculation, and potentially redefine how people understand unexplained phenomena, whether confirming or debunking the story.
CONSPIRACY THEORY: Brazil's UFO Cover-Up: The Varginha Incident feat. Laurah Norton from One Strange Thing
Q: How do you balance archival records with eyewitness accounts when there's no physical proof?
By treating archival records as scaffolding for context, cross-referencing weather, military activity, and hospital data, and weighing witness consistency against the absence of physical evidence to avoid leaping to conclusions.
CONSPIRACY THEORY: Brazil's UFO Cover-Up: The Varginha Incident feat. Laurah Norton from One Strange Thing
Q: What hooked you about the case and made you want to investigate further?
The willingness of witnesses to stand by their statements for decades, and how the combination of testimony and an opaque paper trail created a compelling mystery that persists despite official denials.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Scams, Money, & Murder

What is Scams, Money, & Murder about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This daily true crime and finance-focused show covers scams, fraud, conspiracies, and high-profile investigations, weaving in financial angles and psychological insight. Episodes sweep from money-driven schemes to disappearances and cultural myths, often featuring deep-dive storytelling, expert analysis, and cross-case threads. Unique value lies in pairing accessible financial context with gripping true-crime narratives, plus a consistent Crime House original production style and ad-free options via a premium feed. Listeners likely tune in for practical takeaways on avoiding scams, along with compelling, high-stakes storytelling.

Potential listeners who enjoy finance-informed crime stories, case histories, and nuanced narrative analysis wi... more

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