
Arizona’s Family journalists Briana Whitney and Serjio Hernandez take a deep dive into both unsolved and solved cases around Arizona — retracing steps, uncovering new evidence, and revealing new theories from those involved in the investigations.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 182 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsTrue Crime | |||

In the season finale, Jodi Arias sends true crime correspondent Briana Whitney a personal email, all while running an exclusive blog from prison keeping everyone up to date on her life. For the first time in many years, she addresses her case - where... more
Now that the second ransom deadline passed from the alleged abductor(s), the FBI and Pima County Sheriff's Department are making a plea to the public as there has been no persons of interest or suspects identified. True crime correspondent Briana Whi... more
We’re live with the latest developments in the Nancy Guthrie kidnapping investigation in Tucson, Arizona. The FBI and Pima County Sheriff’s Department confirm they are reviewing a second ransom note received Friday by our sister station, KOLD-TV. Joi... more
Briana Whitney was live from Tucson, Arizona with the latest information into the investigation surrounding the disappearance Nancy Guthrie, the mother of TODAY show host Savannah Guthrie, for the new episode of True Crime AZ Live.
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Briana, please don’t lead your sources with your opinions anymore. Otherwise, I’m interested in what’s happening in AZ and this podcast has had some interesting material.
Not impressed with the research. The host let someone come on and just say whatever his hypothesis is without any push back. It is a heavy subject not the actual facts used.
It’s too hard to listen for too long due to the vocal fry. Not a flex Brianna.
Good coverage of Arizona true crime stories. However, the volume is too quiet, compared to other podcasts, with the exception of the theme music, which has one very loud and low pitched bass sound that actually rattles my car and hurts my ears. Please even out the volume and check the theme music. My ears will thank you!
I could listen to Briana read a phone book.
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This podcast offers an in-depth exploration of various true crime cases in Arizona, focusing on both solved and unsolved mysteries. The hosts, who are experienced journalists, engage with significant developments in the cases, analyze details, and share insights from those involved, including law enforcement and family members. Unique emphasis is placed on local stories, ensuring a connection to the Arizona community while also touching upon the larger implications of crime and justice. Listeners can expect a mix of investigative storytelling, emotional accounts, and discussions about the societal impacts of crime.
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