
a true crime podcast exploring new york’s most disturbing criminal cases
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 30 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Categories | True CrimeDocumentarySociety & Culture | ||||

robert raynor was an 80 year old man from staten island. he was found dead in his building's hallway this past july. mr. raynor had been beaten to death, and the words "i touch little girls" were scrawled across his chest in black marker. content war... more
in may of 2004, 21 year old juilliard student sarah fox left her apartment to go for a run in the park. she never came back.see newyorkstateofcrimepodcast.com for additional content and sources. follow us on instagram @newyorkstateofcrime. email us a... more
citizen wants to hire users as reporters to create more content for the app, curtis sliwa opens his mouth about critical race theory for no reason at all.
a young, successful entrepreneur suffers an untimely and gruesome death. this is episode is shorter than usual, but isn’t short on disturbing details. see newyorkstateofcrimepodcast.com for additional content and sources. follow us on instagram @newy... more
I just found this and I love this podcast. It’s seriously great. I hate how Peter reads though. I had to speed up the audio but even then- the pauses after every word drives me nuts. I want to listen so bad I wish they could let Brenna read
Wow. Just wow. Such impeccable story telling and such interesting crimes. Brenna and Peter make my week with this podcast and the minisodes never fail to make me laugh.
I recently found this podcast and I love it. Brenna and Peter flow well together and the cases they cover are well researched and informative. I hope to see many more episodes!!
I love true crime, and I love this podcast for covering cases from my home state that I’ve never heard of before. I think it would be great to hear more banter between the hosts during each episode so it doesn’t always sound like only one of them is talking about the case (and I’d also like to advocate for more cat content, but that could just be me). So far a great start for a new podcast!
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