
A true crime podcast about murder and murdering, but we are not murderers. We promise. NEW EPISODES ON TUESDAYS!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 118 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureTrue Crime | |||

In this episode, Erin covers the murder case of Dr. George Parkman and the trial of Harvard professor John White Webster. It explores the disappearance, discovery of body parts, dental evidence, and the sensational trial. Then Autumn delves into the ... more
This week on Murder, Not Murdering, Autumn and Erin take a trip into the dark folklore of New England, where two infamous axe murderers became the stuff of legend.
First, Autumn revisits one of America’s most notorious unsolved mysteries: Lizzie Bor... more
This week on Murder, Not Murdering, Erin brings us back to Spokane, Washington, in 1919 for the strange and unsettling case of W.H. McNutt. A missing brother, a hammer, and a medium all become pieces of a bizarre mystery that captured the attention o... more
This week on Murder, Not Murdering, we’re diving into the deeply disturbing and still highly debated case of Darlie Routier.
In 1996, Darlie Routier called 911 after her two young sons were brutally attacked inside their Texas home. What followed wa... more
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Erin and Autumn have a very respectful approach to discussing the crimes that fascinate me. They are gentle yet real, draw you in to their space, and bring sensitivity and understanding to the forefront. They’re a great resource to learn about victims and outcomes of these crimes, without feeling like a spectacle is being made of tragedy. Well done.
There are many true crime podcasts out there but this one stands out because of Erin and Autumn’s friendship. It’s so relatable and a fun twist on the true crime stories they are sharing. As a Seattleite I also appreciate their focus on local stories and “old-times” murders.
It's just like sitting around with your pals & discussing true crime. Love it - keep going ladies!
I’ve never listened to true crime stories, but Autumn and Erin are very tantalizing, and now I’m hooked!
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Two hosts explore true crime with a compassionate, conversation-driven lens, frequently centering LGBTQ+ histories, community impact, and survivor perspectives. Episodes mix case detail with personal banter, cultural context, and a focus on media narratives, policing, and justice outcomes. The show often threads local relevance (regional cases) with broader social themes, offering engaging storytelling that treats victims with dignity while remaining accessible and relatable for listeners who enjoy thoughtful analysis, humor, and behind-the-scenes process. A standout is the hosts' balance of warmth and rigor, which helps demystify difficult topics and invites audience participation during and after episodes.
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Murder, Not Murdering launched 5 years ago and published 118 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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