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A true crime podcast episode from The Fall Line examining the unsolved 2021 disappearance of Bryan Vladek Hasel near Orlando, Florida. Listen on thefalllinepodcast.com.

My Friend Daisy is a 10-part true-crime limited series from iHeartPodcasts and Paris Hilton's 11:11 Media, covering the 2021 murder of Daisy De La O in Compton, California. Available on iHeartRadio and everywhere podcasts are found.

The podcast 'Forged' investigates one of the largest art fraud cases in Canadian history, in which more than 1,000 forged works were attributed to celebrated Ojibwe artist Norval Morrisseau and sold for enormous sums.

A new true crime podcast from Crime+Investigation and Cue Podcasts dives into the psychology of stalkers, exploring their motives and potential for rehabilitation — told through journalist Ruchira Sharma's approach to an often-overlooked form of criminal behavior.

NJ.com's true crime podcast 'Someone's Hunting Us' — an investigation into the 2016 disappearance of 15-year-old Mawa Doumbia from Newark — climbed to #3 on Apple Podcasts' global Top Series chart in April 2026, proving that local journalism can reach a worldwide audience.

A new nine-part podcast, Ghost: The Disappearance of Sandra Collins, examines the unsolved case of the 28-year-old woman who vanished from Killala, County Mayo, on 4 December 2000. Hosted by Nicola Tallant with journalist Jenny Friel, the series revisits a case that was upgraded to murder in 2010 but remains unresolved.

ABC Audio and the iconic newsmagazine 20/20 have joined forces on a new six-part true crime podcast series exploring the murder of a beloved doctor in a remote American town. The series launched July 29, 2025.

The Deck is a true-crime podcast series by Audiochuck, streaming on Tubi, that investigates cold cases of missing and murdered people drawn from prison playing cards.

The podcast 'Out from the Cold: Searching for Elaine' reopens one of Australia's most enduring cold cases: the disappearance of teenagers Elaine Johnson and Kerry Joel, last seen in Cronulla, Sydney, on 1 February 1980.

New podcast series Fraudacious puts the international fraudster Ekaterina Barrett under the microscope, as her best friend and victim Bridget Hutchcroft recounts a loan of over £1 million that was never repaid.

iHeartPodcasts and Glass Podcasts have launched Love Trapped, a 10-episode investigative podcast series hosted by former Bachelor star Clayton Echard, exploring some of 2026's biggest public scandals centered on love and betrayal.

The true crime duo behind hit podcast Anatomy of Murder is launching a new show called Homicide 360, promising to take listeners inside real murder investigations.

The podcast series True Crime Bullsh**: The Israel Keyes Investigation dives deep into the FBI's pursuit of one of America's most methodical serial killers and questions whether investigators made the most of the time they had.

Episode 6 of Pushkin's acclaimed true crime podcast Deep Cover follows Keith and his daughters Elise and Marissa as his decades-long prison sentence finally nears its end — and explores the daunting challenges that freedom brings.

NBC's Dateline has released the podcast miniseries 'Five Miles From Home', exploring a true crime case that unfolded just miles from the perpetrator or victim's home. The first two episodes are free, with the rest locked behind a Dateline Premium subscription.

Australian true crime podcast Casefile True Crime is rereleasing its archive episode on the North Hollywood Shootout — the violent 1997 bank robbery shootout that permanently transformed American police equipment and tactics.

The Murdaugh murders are a South Carolina double-homicide case from June 2021, in which attorney Alex Murdaugh killed his wife Maggie and son Paul, exposed in part by journalist Mandy Matney's reporting.

True Crime Today is a daily true crime podcast combining breaking crime news with reviews of well-known criminal cases — now available with episodes on kriminyt.dk.

Unspeakable: A True Crime Podcast is an audio series that brings listeners close to the human consequences of crime — from perpetrators and victims to investigators and those left behind.

Canadian public broadcaster CBC's Someone Knows Something is back with a six-part series hosted by journalist Sarah Treleaven, diving into the complex case of Kaitlyn Braun — a pregnant woman whose life was pulled into a disturbing network of lies, manipulation, and deception with ties to the midwifery community.