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The most compelling True Crime stories – five days a week.Each week, Outnumbered Co-Host Emily Compagno teams up with FOX News Digital true crime reporters, legal experts, and the FOX Investigative Team to dive into America’s most gripping cases, from solved and unsolved murders to missing persons, survival stories, and headline-making trials. Plus, stay up to date with the FOX True Crime Minute, highlighting active investigations, cold cases, and local mysteries.Full-length stories with Emily drop every Tuesday and Thursday, and True Crime Minutes every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Subscribe now and never miss a moment.
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In 1996, JonBenét Ramsey was found murdered inside her Colorado home. Decades later, her case remains one of the most infamous unsolved mysteries.
Former NYPD Inspector Paul Mauro and Criminal Defense Attorney Joshua Ritter break down new evidence and shocking developments in the case.
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Iowa mom Ilene Gowan dies under suspicious circumstances. Dr. Baden helps solve the case using an ordinary zipper.
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In January 2006, Jennifer Kesse lived a "picture-perfect" life. At 24-years-old she had a thriving career, a caring boyfriend, and a family filled with love. So, when no one heard from her that Tuesday morning, her loved ones knew something was wrong.
After years of endless searching, one question remains the same: where is Jennifer?
Twenty years later, her family is hoping to finally find the answer. With the use of new AI technology, they will analyze any overlooked clues along with the grainy surveillance footage that captured an unidentified person parking Jennifer’s car.
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This episode is marked explicit for language.
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Jasveen Sangha, better known as the "Ketamine Queen" has been sentenced to 15 years in prison after pleading guilty to distributing the fatal dose of drugs that killed Friends star Matthew Perry.
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On Wednesday, Rex Heuerman, the architect charged in the Long Island serial killings, formally pleaded guilty to the murders of seven women and admitted to an eighth uncharged victim.
Paul Mauro, retired NYPD inspector, attorney, and co-host of The Weekly Wrap Sheet on Fox Nation, describes the prosecution's insurmountable evidence and the potential reasoning behind Rex's sudden change of plea.
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A Washington state woman who admitted to planning and carrying out the fatal shooting of her father—after journaling about the crime and later calling 911—has been sentenced to 28 years in prison, as her defense cited mental illness and prosecutors pointed to calculated intent.
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On January 3, 2026, the world watched as U.S. Delta Force operators executed a heart-pounding extraction of Venezuelan Dictator Nicolás Maduro.
Former Acting DEA Administrator Derek Maltz joins to go behind the headlines. We uncover how investigators proved Maduro wasn't just a dictator, but the head of a global terrorist cartel, and the chilling details of the mission that brought him to a federal prison cell in New York.
Watch the Fox Nation Special: ‘The House of Maduro: Palace to Prison’ is available now on Fox Nation.
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In 1994, 13-year-old Christina Plant vanished while heading to a horse stable in Star Valley, Arizona. After 32 years, investigators have located her alive at age 44. While her case was long classified as "missing endangered" under suspicious circumstances, officials were stunned to discover she reportedly disappeared on purpose.
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Decades after the 1984 strangulation of 22-year-old Sandra Kaye Davis, authorities have used DNA advances to arrest and charge 68-year-old Freddie Lee Granger Jr. with her murder.
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What was supposed to be a romantic birthday hike in Oahu turned into a terrifying fight for survival. On March 24, 2025, Arielle Konig found herself clinging to life on the edge of a cliff while her husband, Dr. Gerhardt Konig, allegedly tried to end her life.
Today, we dive deep into the cross-examination and the defense strategy with criminal defense attorney and co-host of The Weekly Rap Sheet on FOX Nation, Josh Ritter.
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What began as a group of children playing with what they thought were deer bones turned into a grim death investigation after South Carolina authorities recovered over 50 human remains estimated to have been submerged for more than a decade.
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Emily Compagno and journalist and author Rachel Corbett dismantle the myths surrounding the rise of criminal profiling. From the hunt for Jack the Ripper and Ted Bundy to the FBI’s Behavioral Science Unit, Rachel explores why we are obsessed with "psychological fingerprints "and why they often fail to solve cases.
Get Rachel Corbett’s book, The Monsters We Make: Murder, Obsession, and the Rise of Criminal Profiling, wherever books are sold.
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An Ohio woman will spend up to two decades behind bars after firing eight shots during a New Year’s Day confrontation over a love triangle, critically injuring an innocent bystander who says his life was forever changed.
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57-year-old Kimberly Sullivan faces additional kidnapping and assault charges after her 32-year-old stepson escaped a two-decade imprisonment in a storage closet by setting fire to their Waterbury home.
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The Duggar family’s dark history repeated itself when Joseph Duggar, child of the "19 Kids and Counting" reality TV family, was taken into custody after he was accused of molesting a 9-year-old girl six years ago during a vacation in Florida.
Days after Joseph's arrest, his wife, Kendra Duggar, was also taken into custody. The couple now faces a string of new joint charges in Arkansas, including four counts each of second-degree endangering the welfare of a minor and four counts of false imprisonment.
Prosecutor and seasoned criminal defense attorney, Mark Eiglarsh, joins to discuss the overlapping charges in Arkansas and Florida.
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Pro cornhole player Dayton James Webber, a quadruple amputee, was arrested after allegedly shooting a passenger in his Tesla and fleeing across state lines with the victim’s body still in the vehicle.
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It was a typical Thursday afternoon in North Port, Florida. Twenty-one-year-old Denise Amber Lee stood on her front porch, unaware that a predator was watching from a passing car, hunting for a victim. While witnesses called for help, a tragic breakdown in communication between three dispatchers meant that life-saving information never reached the officers on the ground.
Today, Denise’s husband, Nathan Lee, discusses the Denise Amber Lee Foundation. Their mission is to overhaul 9-1-1 training and technology nationwide, ensuring that no other family has to endure the preventable tragedy his family faced that day.
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An Iowa woman has been indicted for the 2011 first-degree murder of 27-year-old realtor Ashley Oakland, who was shot twice while hosting an open house in a West Des Moines townhouse. Despite following thousands of leads over 15 years, investigators have not yet disclosed the specific evidence or motive that led to the arrest of 53-year-old Kristin Elizabeth Ramsey.
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After two decades, a hung jury, and a retrial, Edward Holley has been acquitted in the 2003 murder of Megan McDonald, with jurors citing major gaps in the prosecution’s case despite lingering doubts about his innocence.
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Two Florida teens caught laughing on dashcam footage after being arrested for orchestrating a meticulous high school murder plot. What began as an anonymous tip to police escalated into a discovery of a "murder kit" and a disturbing obsession with the Sandy Hook shooter.
Renowned trauma psychotherapist Dr. Janie Lacy examines the aftermath of the teen's arrest.
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Who lets these people out to kill again? Is it to make a bet to get paid if they pick the number murdered after the release?
Cabrera, that explains it
Who let that scum back on the street to repeat the crime, what was in it for that judge? Maybe life without parole will be the sentence. Anything less will be another repeat.
Life for all five.
So another animal may be loosed.
20 years should have been life in prison, or a death sentence. 20 years lessens the value of the dead.
Great podcast, but Emily please stop saying 'To your point.' After 6 times In a podcast or Fox show, it gets annoying.
There should be a million ♥️on this one.
Breaks one's heart . . .
1:40 … "Nothing like this ever happens in the state of Arkansas" ? How short was your stay in the state of Arkansas ?
This podcast is going downhill as Emily is phased out . . .
Why so much effort in making excuses for the prosecution & lying on professional witness resumes ?
Hope the one sidedness of these podcasts concerning this topic doesn't damage Emily's reputation in the long run . . .
Love your podcast but if you were to take a closer look I think you'll see your guest doesn't know what he's talking about.
Odd how this guy labels every "Special Agent" in this story as something like "outstanding", etc . . .
Glad you've looked into this case a little more.
Disappointed much of the facts of this case have been ignored in this podcast. Much more could have been covered in the time it was allotted.
Is Emily out ?
Will the lowering the average IQ cause more and more hung juries in the future?
Great episode. The good FBI that the FBI leadership often stains. The field personnel are to be respected. The top, lately, not so much.