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When the Crime Writer Knows the Crime Scene
There’s crime fiction, and then there’s crime fiction written by someone who actually knows what happens after the yellow tape goes up.
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Coming Full Circle at Once Upon a Crime
Dave Case returns to a favorite Minneapolis bookstore twenty years after signing his first novel there.
Sep 4
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Steven W. Booth
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THIS WEEK’S RELEASE - Bluesdaddy
Born Into Noise, Raised on Chaos, Saved by the Blues
Sep 2
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Steven W. Booth
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August 2026
When True Crime Remembers the Victim
Alexandra Kitty joins True Crime, Authors & Extraordinary People to discuss Murder in a Sundown Town, the murder of Carol Jenkins, and the…
Aug 31
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Steven W. Booth
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THIS WEEK’S RELEASE - The Woman in Blue
A True Crime Investigation into the Unsolved Murder of Baby Cynthia Ruotolo
Aug 28
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Author Spotlight: J. Michael Major
Meet the dentist who spends his spare time dreaming up murder, mayhem, and things that go bump in the night.
Aug 28
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A Beatles pilgrimage, a childhood dream, and the strange places inspiration can lead us
Andrea thornfinson
Aug 26
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Was Ted Kaczynski the Zodiac Killer?
Few unsolved cases have inspired as much fascination, speculation, and debate as the Zodiac killings.
Aug 24
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Steven W. Booth
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The Case That Made Me Question the Innocence Movement
How one extraordinary case resulted in a wrongful conviction, an exoneration—and another man spending 15 years in prison
Aug 21
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The Most Dangerous Red Flags Don’t Always Look Red
This Week’s Release: Red Flag Ready by Tye Holand
Aug 20
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What Happens When Children Are Given a Moment to Pause?
Andrea Thornfinson
Aug 19
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Behind the Headlines: Bob Cyphers on the Cases He Never Forgot
From an unsolved 1874 family murder to the sole survivor of a supermarket massacre, veteran journalist Bob Cyphers revisits the cases that stayed with…
Aug 17
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