
A coast-to-coast journey through true crime. Which state will we cover next? Which cases will we explore? Support this podcast: anchor.fm/truecrimestateofmind/support
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 64 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Categories | True CrimeComedy | ||||

Kirk Lankford said he side swiped Masumi Watanabe as she was walking home from the grocery story in April of 2007. According to Kirk, problem was that when he tried to offer her a ride and apologize, Masumi couldn't understand him because she didn't ... more
Albert Paul was a regular Houdini when it came to prison. He escaped so many times that I almost lost count! His criminal career culminated when he was accused and convicted of the murder of Ellen Donahue in 1971.
This week, we are headed to the Granite State of New Hampshire, for the sexual sadist, Sheila LaBarre. She manipulated younger men into believing they were molested, victims of incest, and pedophiles themselves. After the men went missing, nobody cam... more
This week, Carmella will take us WAY BACK to the early 1900s with the tale of Lucina Broadwell. She was found partially clothed, face down in a field in Barre, Vermont. Was the murderer her husband, her lover, or an unknown person? This story has it ... more
I am a new listener, but you guys are talking about some of the stuff that I like to listen to. Do a good job finding research but I do want to say that since I am from North Dakota myself we do not talk like that saying certain words that we pronounced like we’re from Canada we actually don’t we are, just normal people and not sound from a different country
I was trying to listen to the Anderson county South Carolina episode. Needless to say I wanted to pull my teeth out listening to you. I think you guys are very ignorant. Clemson is orange and purple. It’s simply called sweet tea. Mrytle Beach is not a beautiful beach. You try to sound classy, but are truly trashy. Never again will I listen to you. I would give no stars if possible!!!










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