The Fox True Crime Podcast
Missing In Alaska: The Mystery Of Florence Okpealuk
As miners search for gold along the cold and sandy beaches of Nome, Alaska, the Indigenous community is searching for answers surrounding the disappearance...
Devastating Update In The Search For Audrii Cunningham
Tuesday, February 20th marked the heartbreaking conclusion to a five-day search for a missing girl. 11-year-old Audrii Cunningham went missing after she never made it...
Vanished From Campus: The Disappearance Of Kristin Smart
In 1996, 19-year-old Cal Poly student Kristin Smart went missing after attending a college party over Memorial Day weekend. Although she did not seem...
What Can Blood Reveal About A Crime?
Blood. It runs through everyone's veins, but when it's outside of the body, it can be used to tell a story. Whether it's a...
‘Til Death Do Us Part: The Case Of Betty Broderick
While it's seemingly common for marriage to end in divorce, how common is it for divorce to end in murder? Criminal Defense Attorney Jack Earley represented Betty Broderick during the sensational trial. He discusses Betty's bitter marriage and divorce and reflects on his work during the high-profile case.
Jennifer Crumbley Convicted In Landmark Trial
On Tuesday, February 6th, a Michigan jury found 45-year-old Jennifer Crumbley guilty of four counts of involuntary manslaughter for the school shooting carried out by her son, Ethan Crumbley. WJR Detroit Senior News Analyst Marie Osborne lays out the arguments made in court.
When Lust Turns Fatal: The Trial Of Candy Montgomery
Candy began an affair with Allan Gore, the husband of her friend, Betty, but she was not prepared for the deadly turn that her romantic rendezvous would take. Retired Attorney Robert Udashen was a member of Candy Montgomery's defense team. He reflects on the high-profile trial that ensued.
True Crime Case Review: The Yolanda Silvera Story
Emily revisits her conversation with retired East Orange Detective Joseph Juliano and Yolanda Silvera to discuss her story of survival following a brutal attack.
A Murderous Mother: The Case Of Susan Smith
On November 3rd, 1994, Susan Smith's car was retrieved from a lake, along with the bodies of her young sons. That day, Susan revealed her story was a lie, and that she was the killer for whom the community searched. Rep. Tommy Pope reflects on his prosecution of the case 30 years later.
A Voice For The Voiceless
Far too often as missing person and cold cases scatter the headlines, the victim at the center of the investigation gets forgotten. Founder and Director of A Voice For The Voiceless Whitney Sich shares why and how she created the nonprofit and discusses how she builds campaigns to create amplification for cold cases.
Do No Harm: The Murders Of Charles Cullen
For healthcare workers, the oath to "do no harm" is a guiding principle that shapes their everyday care for the sick and vulnerable. Nurse Amy Loughren shares the story of how she aided law enforcement in their investigation of Charles Cullen and describes the thrilling details of how she secretly recorded their conversations.
Rex Heuermann Faces Fourth Murder Charge
Suspected Long Island serial killer Rex Heuermann appeared in court on Tuesday where he was charged with the murder of a fourth victim: 25-year-old Maureen Brainard-Barnes. Attorney, retired NYPD Inspector, and FOX News Contributor Paul Mauro explains the latest court updates in the case and examines the latest evidence against Heuermann.
Disappearance Before Daybreak: The Case Of Jodi Huisentruit
One morning, Iowa news anchor Jodi was running late for her broadcast. When police arrived at Jodi's apartment complex, they discovered her empty car, her scattered belongings, and drag marks on the ground. Find Jodi team member and podcaster Scott Fuller lays out the facts of Jodi's disappearance and explains where her case stands today.
Inside The AMBER Alert System
In January of 1996, 9-year-old Amber Hagerman was abducted and killed. Her murder shocked the country and led to the creation of the AMBER Alert. Vice President of the Missing Children's Division at the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children John Bischoff explains how the AMBER Alert system works.
Catching The King Of Clubs Killers
In 1995, authorities discovered the grisly murder of a woman in Borough Park, Brooklyn. Attached to her body was a King of Clubs card and a note taunting the police. Retired NYPD Detective Sergeant and Co-Host of the Gold Shields podcast Dan Murphy provides the gripping details of his cross-country hunt for the killers.
Inside The Making Of The Silence Of The Lambs
Jana Monroe was a trailblazer who rose through the ranks while at the FBI. Although she investigated some of the country's most notorious serial killers, many are familiar with her work in the movie industry. She shares what it was like to provide consultation for the film, The Silence Of The Lambs.
The Triple Murder That Rocked Tampa Bay
On June 4th, 1989, the bodies of a mother and her two teenage daughters were found hogtied and undressed, floating in Tampa Bay. Retired FBI Special Agent Jana Monroe worked on the case from beginning to end.
How DNA Collection Is Bringing Cold Cases Back To Life
One company has developed breakthrough forensic technology that's capable of bringing answers to decades-old crimes. President and CEO of M-Vac Systems and host of the All Things Crime podcast Jared Bradley explains the science behind the M-Vac.
The Top 5 Crime Stories Of 2023
This year marked the launch of the FOX True Crime Podcast. In this episode, Emily looks back at some of the most compelling stories she covered in 2023.
Finding Help For First Responders
Although the holidays are meant to be a time of joy and cheer, they can be especially difficult for members of law enforcement who are out on the job. Founding Chairman and CEO of the Community Police Relations Foundation Al Eskanazy highlights the incredible work his organization does.
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