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Unsolved Murders: True Crime Stories is a podcast drama with a modern twist on old time radio that delves into the mystery of true cold cases and unsolved murders. With the help of an ensemble cast, follow our hosts as they take you on an entertaining journey through the crime scene, the investigation and attempt to solve the case. With many surprising plot twists, it’s important you start listening from the first episode of a cold case. New episodes are released every Tuesday. Unsolved Murders: True Crime Stories is part of the Parcast Network and is a Cutler Media Production.
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5For nearly two decades, a Black couple in Florida took on some of the state’s most insidious civil rights violations. Leveraging the political power of the NAACP, Harry T. Moore advocated for fair elections, equal pay, and on behalf of the Groveland Boys in the notorious rape case. On Christmas Day 1951, the Moores were murdered after a bomb exploded under their house.
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Revisit ten of the worst fathers in true crime history in this special collection from Parcast Network. From the father who turned his son into a spy, to the dad whose long business trips turned out to be mafia hits, these dads will definitely not be getting any Father’s Day gifts this year. Devious Dads is a Spotify Original from Parcast. Listen free on Spotify!
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In 1971, a mangled body was found in a Ventura County creek. It belonged to Ronald Hughes, the unlikely criminal defense lawyer who represented members of the Manson family until his disappearance.
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After her college best friend is murdered in 1968, Linda Tomaszewski devotes her life to cracking the case. What follows is a decades-long hunt for a killer who dangles cryptic clues and near-confessions — but is never truly caught.
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A young journalist took up the investigation into the world-famous golfer’s mysterious death, uncovering a story that began to look a lot like a tale of adultery, jealousy, and murder.
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The pro golfer who revolutionized the game with a new technique dubbed “The Movement” was found dead on the side of the road in 1921. The case was reported as a hit and run, but his injuries told a different story.
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After a Washington D.C. intern disappeared in May 2001, her parents learned she was having a secret affair with a powerful politician. The case erupted into a nationwide scandal, but investigators were focused on all the wrong leads. If you enjoy this episode, search Unexplained Mysteries for more questions that haunt history. Listen free on Spotify.
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Gossip spread throughout Scotland that Mary herself had a hand in Lord Darnley’s murder. While accusations flew, the Earl of Bothwell forced Mary into marrying him against her will, and Mary discovered a conspiracy against her.
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In 1567, a massive explosion shook the city of Edinburgh, Scotland. Mary, Queen of Scots, was safe in her palace — but the same couldn’t be said for her scheming husband, Lord Darnley.
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Thelma Todd's ex-husband and business partner, Roland Hughes, was quick to name the starlet's 1935 death an accident. But as the years went on, his story began to crumble, leaving those close to Thelma wondering: Did Roland’s rumored ties to the mob get her killed?
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In 1935, a young movie star from Massachusetts was found dead in her Los Angeles garage. Thelma Todd had started making waves in Hollywood eight years earlier — but as her star rose, so too did the scandals surrounding her.
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After the murder of Colonel Albert Fountain and his eight-year-old son, the governor of New Mexico vowed to bring their killers to justice. But the problem was more than just some cattle rustlers. The corruption and violence went all the way to the top.
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In 1896, New Mexico was still the Wild West, and Colonel Albert Fountain was one of the only people keeping the territory from being overrun by bandits. But when Fountain went up against the Tularosa Gang, he finally met his match — and his young son got caught in the crossfire.
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Karen Silkwood's death in 1974 seemed like more than a simple accident. Investigators soon uncovered clues that pointed to a massive conspiracy involving the nuclear plant, the U.S. government, and even the CIA. But they needed more than rumors for a case this big.
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In November 1974, Karen Silkwood left work at a nuclear power plant in Oklahoma and headed to a secret meeting with The New York Times. She was planning to blow the whistle on illegal and dangerous practices at the plant — but she died before she ever got there.
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Found dead in her home with twenty-seven knife wounds, Daisy Zick became the subject of intense rumors in her small town of Battle Creek, Michigan.
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On January 14th, 1963, Raymond Mercer waited for his girlfriend, Daisy Zick, to show up at the factory where they both worked. She never arrived.
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The 1874 Saxtown ax murders turned neighbor against neighbor in the small Illinois town. Missing money, a sizable inheritance, and rumors of a family feud inflamed paranoid accusations. And just as it seemed justice might be served, the case ran cold.
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On March 19th, 1874, Fritz Stelzriede picked up a mysterious package and made rounds at a farm auction before heading home to Saxtown, Illinois. By the next morning, his home had been ransacked, and the entire family was dead.
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On July 5th 1919, 21-year-old Bella Wright was found dead in the English countryside, her bicycle strewn across the road beside her. Investigators thought her death was accidental, until new evidence revealed she had been murdered.
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The singing at the end was so terrible and annoying.
I just had to wait for an ad to end, just so I could listen to another ad?! I you keep doing this I will have to delete this podcast! ridiculous!!
Your reenactment is ridiculous
They took so long to figure it out because it wss two separate police departments. It was the late 60's. You guys usually do a better job. Disappointed
this is a AD not a episode please do not download
there's this irritating beeping in the background music that was so obnoxious, I thought a truck was backing up outside. had to stop listening because it wS driving me bananas. banter is cringe. unsubbed
What a great lady, Linda Tomaszewski. It sounds like, the likely murderer, never repented, so he will be paying for eterity.
27 minutes next set of ads,my god this podcast is the worst
14 minutes next set of ads 🤬😷
skip to 5 minutes..your welcome 😉
She had dirt on the Clintons so they had her murdered.
part 2 feels like to could of been condensed down to 5 minutes with new information from part 1 combined the two into a single episode and saved me from 17 minutes on ADs
The advert presenter with the "baby girl" voice makes my skin crawl. I'm sure she is a nice girl...but her voice is nails on chalkboard!
The acting is atrocious. The accents are woeful. The constant spelling of parcast was condescending and the warning for children under 13 on every single episode was pointless. I've unsubscribed because of all this and that's annoying because the crimes in and of themselves were interesting. I just can't deal with the nonsense any longer.
So very sad about #ThelmaTodd #ClassicHollywood #Hollywood #UnsolvedMysteries #Mob #Murder
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I personally love this channel. Yes, the acting is cringe at times, but I think it makes things funny and I love it. People complaining shouldn't listen to the podcast, or could at least offer feedback to the team, not insult them. The stories sound great to me, it's like listening to theater plays or audio books, I love it.
Great podcast !! I always enjoy the character voices Makes me feel like I'm listening to a live play .I can invision the stage full of activity, excitement,the crowds...Love it !!!
I'm instantly hooked on this podcast so good gives a new angle to the murders.
This sad story isn't surprising even though the lens of today. As a resident of New Mexico this place is enchanted (as eluded to on the license plate) and beautiful but government corruption and lawless still run ramped.