
Ever wonder what crime took place on today's date in true crime history? If so, sit back and grab a cup of coffee as you enjoy your daily dose of True Crime. Your host, Korina Biemesderfer, guides you through a dark history lesson, with tales of murder, abduction, serial killers, cults, and more in this short-form DAILY true crime podcast, that has been downloaded over 30 Million times. Remember, ... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 2801 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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September 14th: Genaro Ruiz Camacho Born (1954)
Retribution is commonplace in the world of drugs. Debts cannot exist when money of that magnitude is being exchanged and are often settled with firearms instead of words. On September 14th 1954 a kingp... more
September 13th: Ellen Boehm Attempts to Kill Daughter (1989)
There are times when every parent feels overwhelmed. On September 13th 1989 a young girl almost lost her life in what appeared to be a freak accident. A near miss that was at the hands of ... more
September 12th: Amana Hatchet Murders (1980)
Secrets can get you into trouble. On September 12th 1980 a couple holding onto a secret checked into a hotel room and were never seen alive again. A secret that may, or may not, have been the reason for t... more
September 11th: Michele Harris Disappeared (2001)
Proving someone’s innocence is a messy and lengthy battle. On September 11th 2001 a woman vanished in the midst of a messy divorce. A case that remains unsolved and resulted in an 11 year legal battl... more
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Thank you for all your hard work. Love having my morning coffee and listening to your podcast
I absolutely love this podcast! My day doesn’t start if I can’t listen to my MCOM! Even my teenage girls like to listen too! ☺️
Good podcast but-
1. ridiculous amount of ads. Let's say the average episode is around 10 minutes long. There are usually at least 3-4 minutes of ads at the beginning and sometimes even an ad at the end too. Here is an example- the episode from 1/22/2026 is 10 minutes long and has 4 minutes of ads at the beginning. That's 40% of the episode. That's ridiculous.
2. Also, writer/author frequently gets dates wrong. One example (out of many), a 'boating expedition' episode from 12/2025, she says ri... more
Good podcast but ridiculous amount of ads. Let's say the average episode is around 10 minutes long. There are usually at least 3-4 minutes of ads at the beginning and sometimes even an ad at the end too. Here is an example- the episode from 1/22/2026 is 10 minutes long and has 4 minutes of ads at the beginning. That's 40% of the episode. That's ridiculous.
*Also, writer/author frequently gets dates wrong. One example (out of many), in the episode 'The curious death of a children's author,' fro... more
Good podcast but ridiculous amount of ads. Let's say the average episode is around 10 minutes long. There are usually at least 3 minutes of ads at the beginning and sometimes even an ad at the end too.
Also, writer/author frequently gets dates wrong. One example (out of many), in the episode 'The curious death of a children's author,' from 7/15/2023, she states that the author was born in 1964 but then a bit later she says that she married her husband in 1966- obviously that's not right since s... more
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A daily, short-form true crime show that serves a morning coffee companion with concise, narrative recounts of cases spanning history to modern times. Episodes typically run just a few minutes and cover a diverse mix of murder, abduction, and wrongful convictions, all anchored by a consistent host voice and a focus on accessibility for busy listeners. The show stands out for its steady cadence, tight storytelling, and a willingness to cover both famous and lesser-known cases in a daily bite-sized format, which makes it easy to fit into a morning routine or quick daily commute.
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