
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
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March 17th: Noura Jackson Born (1987)
Is motive enough for a conviction? On March 17th 1987 a young woman was born who would get wrapped up in the middle of a case almost solely because of a motive and her relationship to the victim.
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March 16th: Rhonda Casto Killed (2009)
Deciding between an accident and a murder can sometimes be difficult. It all boils down to motive in some cases. On March 16th 2009 a woman died while on a hike. A case that, depending on what side you land on,... more
March 15th: Claudia Hoerig (2007)
When someone reliable doesn’t show up it’s an immediate red flag. On March 15th 2007 a dependable and reliable man didn’t show up to work and, from the moment his absence was noted, his friend and co-worker knew som... more
March 14th: Daneille Green Born (Ray Green) (1972)
Lies can catch up to you pretty quickly. On March 14th 1972 a woman was born who would tell a lie. One that was caught almost immediately and put her on police radar.
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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
I love your little daily podcast! Only negative is how quiet you are compared to the ads and other podcasts. I have to turn the volume all the way up during your talking and get blasted at the end with ads or next podcast. Can you turn yourself up to match everything else? Otherwise I love what you do. All the way from Australia!
My go to podcast every single morning on my way to work. She is a wonderful storyteller and the lengths of her stories are perfect. My days are not complete without “A Morning cup of Murder”
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This podcast features a daily exploration of true crime stories, often centered around significant crimes that occurred on the same date throughout history. Each episode offers a concise recounting of various cases, including murder, abduction, and fraud, making it accessible for listeners who enjoy stories with a quick, engaging narrative. The consistency of daily uploads allows for a continuous stream of gripping content, appealing to both casual listeners and dedicated true crime enthusiasts. The combination of historical context with modern crime narratives adds a unique layer of depth, making it an interesting choice for those fascinated by criminal cases and their implications on society.
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