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True Crime Misterio
Peter Perez
Lentera Malam (Podcast Horor)
Lentera Malam
OBITCHUARY
Morbid Network
Penitencia
Sonoro | Alex Reider, Saskia Niño de Rivera, Sebastian Arrechedera
Milwaukee Mafia
Gavin Schmitt
Hidden Killers Live! Daily True Crime News & Breakdowns
Hidden Killers Podcast
The Moscow Murders and More
Bobby Capucci
M2檔案
M2
The Diddy Diaries
Bobby Capucci
Missing Persons Mysteries
Steve Stockton
KURIOUS: Strange. Unusual. Unbelievable.
KURIOUS: Strange and Unusual Stories
Dark Mysteries — Unsolved Mysteries. Forgotten Secrets. Unanswered Questions.
Darkest Mysteries Online
True Crime Podcast 2026 - Police Interrogations, 911 Calls and True Police Stories Podcast
True Crime Podcast 2026
Thrilling Threads - Conspiracy Theories, Strange Phenomena, True Crime, Unsolved Mysteries, etc!
Byte & Pieces
Weird Darkness: Paranormal & True Crime Stories
Darren Marlar | Weird Darkness | Full-Time Voice Actor
MiedoScope Historias de Miedo en Directo
Miedoscope
REDRUM true crime
redrumpodcast
The Front
The Australian
Life After Prison
Prison Radio Association
Pod of Terror
Pod of Terror
True Crime con Martha Caballero
Martha Caballero
SHERLOCK HOLMES • Les enquêtes
Minuit
Les voix du crime
RTL
RTL Stories
RTL
Forgotten Australia
Michael Adams
The Last Trip
Jaimie Beebe
Morbid
Ash Kelley & Alaina Urquhart
True North True Crime
truenorthtruecrime
Wrongful Conviction
Lava for Good Podcasts
RedHanded
RedHanded
Cold Case Files
A&E / PodcastOne
Dark Downeast
Audiochuck
Wrongful Conviction Podcasts
Wrongful Conviction Podcasts
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
Exactly Right and iHeartPodcasts
48 Hours
CBS News
American Criminal
Airship & Evergreen Podcasts
True Crime
Michael Adams
Who named Australia? Which former Prime Minister lost his pants in public?Which celebrity came chasing ghosts Down Under?What were the weirdest names suggested for Melbourne before Melbourne became Melbourne?Welcome to t...
Having bent justice to their will successfully once, Kenneth Brown and his supporters tried a new defence tactic: arguing that he’d been cursed from birth as a hereditary homicidal maniac.If you’re in danger from domesti...
With Mary Ann Brown dead, and no doubt that Kenneth killed her, his April 1876 murder trial appeared to be an open-and-shut case. But he had the best defence that money could buy – and a colonial elite closing ranks to p...
In part one, we heard about Kenneth Brown. In this episode, we look at Mary Ann Tindall and how she became his wife and victim.If you’re in danger from domestic violence, call Triple 0.National Domestic Family and Sexua...
We all know Edith Cowan – first woman elected to an Australian parliament – graces out $50 note. But did you know she was shaped by a traumatic childhood?In 1876, her father, the prominent colonial settler and explorer K...
Ahoy, me hearties! William Swallow became the pirate captain of the convict ship Cyprus after he seized the vessel in Tasmania in 1829. From there, it was a case of ‘Bring me that horizon!’, with Swallow and his crew of ...
Failing film stars! Flailing Frenchmen! Falling space junk! They’re all here, the true and the false, the serious and the deeply stupid.Three rounds. 30 questions. Like pub trivia! Just minus the overcooked rigatoni and ...
In 1837, three cold-blooded killers committed a series of bloody outrages that left nine people dead. Two of these murderers were to face their own gruesome fates. But, in an ironic twist, the third would be legally unto...
A True Crime Classic from the Forgotten Australia archives: Just over 100 years ago, Australia suffered one of the world's first random mass shootings when a man went berserk with a rifle in Melbourne’s 1924 Botanic Gard...
Serial killers! Chocolate animals! Robot chaos! They’re all part of the first-ever Aussie History Pod Trivia Quiz. Three rounds. 30 questions. Just like pub trivia! So, how well do you know your Aussie history?Play along...
Donald Mackintosh was the world’s best shooter and in 1900 in Paris he won what is still the most shocking sporting event ever associated with the Olympic Games. Did he really win gold? Why is that the least controversia...
This week in 1826 was a bad time to be a cannibal bushranger. Plus: Bold Ben Hall bites the dust; the first Brit buried Down Under; and the making of a murderer in On Our Selection.See Forgotten Australia live!"Crashes, ...
Who was Boofhead and where did he come from? We say happy 85th birthday to an iconic yet idiotic Aussie bloke who appeared in our midst when we needed him most. Plus: a brief history of the $1 coin and a salute to the as...
Author and music journalist Jeff Apter joins us to discuss his recent book, Lee Gordon Presents: How One Man Changed Australian Life Forever, the first biography of the wild man who not only brought rock ’n’ roll Down Un...
In this final instalment, the jury delivers its verdict in the marathon trial of Phillip Treffene and William Coulter for the murders of Detective-Inspector John Walsh and Detective-Sergeant Alexander Pitman. But their d...
On Monday 16 August 1926, a large crowd gathered outside Perth's Supreme Court, hoping to get access to what promised to be the most sensational criminal trial Western Australia had ever seen. Had Phillip Treffene and Wi...
After police swoop on their suspects, Evan 'Teddy' Clarke, Phil Treffene and William Coulter are charged with the murder. But one of these men will turn against the others, with brilliant barrister Arthur Haynes using th...
Re-released to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the crime that shocked a nation.On 12 May 1926, south of Kalgoorlie, at an abandoned mine known as Miller's Find, Detective-Sergeant Grenville Purdue makes a horrifying...
A special re-release to commemorate the 100th anniversary.On 28 April 1926, Detective-Inspector John Walsh and Detective-Sergeant Alexander Pitman disappeared while investigating gold thefts around Kalgoorlie. It was nea...
While history tells us Anzac Day started on 25 April 1916, the first such event took place six months earlier in South Australia. The name 'Anzac Day' was coined for this colourful military parade and pageant, staged in ...
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