
Hey True Crime fans! Get ready for True Crime in the 50, the podcast that delves into the craziest True Crime story in each and every state! Every two weeks, I'll take a look at the most unbelievable murders, serial killers and disappearances that took place in all 50 states, from Alabama to Wyoming. If you love True Crime (and America) you won't want to miss this! Do you feel safe in your state?
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 173 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeComedy | |||

Roland and Maram Hanel lived a quiet life in the tiny town of Jay, Vermont, just five miles from the Canadian border. Roland was retired from the plastics business and had done very well in life. Maram was his Egyptian-born second wife and the two we... more
Eric Richins grew up on a cattle ranch in Kamas, Utah and was close with his family. When he was in his early 20s, he started a masonry business with a friend and became quite successful. Becuase of his business, he had to go to the Home Depot quite ... more
Nesreen Ursan and her siblings grew up in Conro, Texas, a small rural town just north of Houston and were raised by their father, Ali, and their stepmother, Shmu. Ali was a devout and strict Muslim and did barely allowed his two daughters, Nesreen an... more
Alex Campbell is the kind of High School Sociology teacher that students actually listen to. Alex has been the sociology teacher at Elizabethton High School in Elizabethton, Tennessee for the past 18 years. And, in 2018, Alex Campbell got an idea for... more
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And I LOVE her dry sense of humor as well! She gives me a cackle every now and then. Love it! Thank you for your hard work!!!!!
i really appreciate the lack of superfluous commentary, the clear and well paced narration, and i love the host herself. i'm happy i found this!
I appreciate this podcast and the work that goes into it. I enjoy the host’s humor and sarcasm. But please, please…edit your sniffling and weird mouth noises out of the final cut. It sounds like she is recording on a tape recorder and doesn’t know how to edit. It is so gross to hear all these awful noises🤮.
Why can’t you simply just get to the point a bit faster because I’ll do one episode or so what day and I don’t really have all that much time to listen to these and so whenever they drag on forever, it really is Just terrible
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i love this podcast and have been following for a while. she covers cases that many others do not and the concept of A-Z is really cool.
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This show covers a wide range of U.S. true crime, with a distinctive twist: it foregrounds a different state per episode and pairs case details with quick state trivia. Episodes often open with state-specific context, then dive into the crime, the timeline, and the surrounding community or cultural backdrop, sprinkled with witty comments and snark. Listeners frequently note the host's dry humor and clear storytelling, though some feel a co-host banter would help the rhythm and a few comment on pacing or delivery. Overall the format appeals to true crime fans who enjoy lesser-known cases and a state-focused lens, plus fun facts about each location that set it apart from standard case recaps.
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True Crime in the 50 launched 6 years ago and published 173 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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