
On Murder: True Crime Stories, host Carter Roy explores the depths of history's most notorious murders, like you've never heard before. Go beyond the crime scene as we search for the real story, and focus on the people impacted the most. Whether or not the case is solved, you'll come away with an understanding of why these stories need to be told. Join us every Tuesday and Thursday for a deep dive... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 171 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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For the episodes regarding Ken McElroy dated March 17 for part one Carter makes a mistake multiple times. He refers to Skidmore, Missouri as southern Missouri. Anyone with a map knows that it is in the northern most portion of Missouri, north of Kansas City, north of Saint Joseph. I wish it could be corrected because it’s really not that hard to look at a map.
Would love to listen to more legend and or conspiracy stories like el chuppacabra or the moth man!
I used to listed to the conspiracy pod that he hosted and wasn’t always super engaged in the topics, but his voice and inflection while storytelling kept me coming back. I just recently stumbled upon this one and it’s my new favorite! True crime is my vibe and Carter Roy was made for this, please never ever stop.
I used to listen to Unexplain Mysteries, Undolve and Solved Mysteries and still listening to Conspiracy Theories. I was so sad when the other podcasts ended! I was surprised when I can a cross this podcast! Carter Roy does an awesome job telling stories! Have to catch up on this entire podcast!
Love this podcast. My only feedback is to do some research on pronunciations of important people/places in the cases. For example, in the zodiac episode recently- Dave Toschi - Dave toss-key not “toe-she.” Also Melvin Belli- not Melvin belly but Melvin Bell-eye. I hyper fixated on this case for years, so the mispronunciations took me out of the story. Otherwise, great stories!
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This podcast provides engaging explorations of notable murder cases, combining historical context with human-centered narratives. Each episode features a different case, whether solved or unsolved, diving into the emotional and psychological impacts on the victims and their families. Listeners are drawn into the complexities of each story, often highlighting lesser-known details and conspiracy theories that surround high-profile cases. The unique approach not only informs but also fosters a deeper understanding of the societal implications of crime, making it a compelling choice for true crime enthusiasts.
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