
On Murder: True Crime Stories, host Carter Roy digs into history's most notorious murders like you've never heard them before, going beyond the crime scene to find the real story…and the lives it upended. Case closed or not, every case leaves you understanding exactly why it needed to be told. Join us Tuesdays, Thursdays for a deep dive into one murder, and Fridays for the unsolved cases that stil... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 271 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

On November 13, 2001, Mike Blagg called 911 from his Grand Junction, Colorado home to report his wife Jennifer and six-year-old daughter Abby missing, and blood soaked into Jennifer's side of the bed. Behind the couple's reputation as a model Christi... more
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On July 26, 2009, 36-year-old Diane Schuler drove the wrong way down the Taconic State Parkway with five children in her minivan, killing eight people including herself and four of the children. Her blood alcohol was nearly twice the legal limit, but... more
In Part 2 of Murder: True Crime Stories, host Carter Roy follows the two-week search for Cindy James and the autopsy that turned her case inside out. Her body was found on June 8th, 1989, behind an abandoned house three-quarters of a mile from her ca... more
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If you cannot be thorough enough to find out how to pronounce the victim’s name correctly I will not care about your show. Jeff German is pronounced with a hard G. Like Gehrman.
Just watch the opening statements of the trial it’s right on YouTube
Just unprofessional
I have tried so many times to stick with this podcast because the stories are important and the research appears to be fairly solid. But I just can’t get over the wasted time in these episodes. In part 1 of a story, rather than telling the first part of the story, Carter tells us all about what he’s going to tell us in that part. Then he tells us what part 2 will be about. Five minutes later, the episode starts. Of course, it ends with what will come in part 2. Then, when we start part 2, he te... more
This is so well written and told. It’s the best one out there.
5 stars aren’t enough. Keep it up Carter Roy 💕
Carter has a great voice for podcasting and that’s what really makes or breaks a podcast for me. He is a great storyteller!
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Narrative accounts of notorious murders, disappearances and unresolved cases, with attention to the victims' lives, investigative decisions, courtroom evidence and the lasting effects on families and communities. Carter Roy delivers researched, chronological storytelling, often building a case across multiple parts and distinguishing established facts from disputed theories. Episodes range from solved cases and convictions to investigations that ended with acquittals or remain officially undetermined.
The focus on case history and competing explanations suits listeners who want more than a crime-scene recap, including those interested in forensic evidence, police work and the legal process. Roy's steady narration and direct delivery are ce... more
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