Crime&Stuff

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Latest Episodes

Episode 19: Maine Crime Writers Noir at the Bar
April 09, 2017

In a VERY SPECIAL episode, we feature the April 2 Noir at the Bar event, in which a dozen members of the Maine Crime Writers blog and some guest speakers read (brief!) passages from their work. The Maine Crime Writers blog is a loose group of published...

Episode 18: Logan Marr, the little girl who never had a chance
April 04, 2017

  Logan Marr was too young to understand why the state of Maine kept taking her away from her mother. Her mother, Christy Baker, didn’t really understand either. Baker did everything she was asked, but a tangle of poverty, culture and,

Episode 17: Martha Moxley, the murder case that just won’t go away
March 26, 2017

  Martha Moxley was bludgeoned to death, then stabbed through the neck with the broken end of a golf club when she was 15. If it had happened in 2015, an arrest probably would have been made almost immediately.

Episode 16: A Tale of Two Rockefellers
March 21, 2017

It was the best of times, then the worst of times, for two con men — and their marks — as they separately traveled America using one of the country’s most famous and powerful names to wheedle their way into the hearts and minds of the rich.

Episode 15: Stalking, from Saldana to Grimmie, it’s not funny
March 14, 2017

Everyone makes stalking jokes. Everyone. But from the time it first came into modern public perception as a thing, to the recent murder of singer Christina Grimmie, and for millions of regular people who aren’t celebrities and have to live with it ever...

Episode 14: Going Postal, the shootings that coined the phrase
March 07, 2017

We don’t mail it in when we discuss the spate of US Postal Service-related shootings over a 20-year period that spurred the phrase “going postal,” particularly one in Edmond, Oklahoma, in 1986 that changed the way we look at mass shootings.

Episode 13: Chandra Levy, it’s over when they say it’s over
February 27, 2017

  Nearly 16 years after Washington intern Chandra Levy disappeared and nearly 15 after her remains were found in Rock Creek Park in Washington, D.C., police are no closer to convicting someone of her murder. That’s despite one trial and conviction,

Episode 12: Uber crime, taking a ride with danger
February 13, 2017

  From drunken assaults to sex trafficking to an Uber app in which Satan told the driver to kill, the ride-share business has had plenty of crime during its short life. Drivers, passengers, bystanders — everyone joins the party.

Episode 11: New Hampshire cold case serial killer revealed
February 05, 2017

One of New Hampshire’s longest-standing mysteries — the discovery of the remains of a woman and three children in Bear Brook State Park — was solved (kind of) when a young woman searching for her birth parents with DNA set off a series of events that r...

Episode 10: Jonestown, it’s about more than the Kool-Aid
January 30, 2017

What seemed like a good thing for people on the margins when it started out turned into one of the most horrific tragedies of the late 20th century, thanks to a narcissistic megalomaniac who had just enough charisma to convince politicians he was a god...