true crime tuesday

“True Crime Obsessed” podcast host Patrick Hinds does a recap of his latest broadcast which focuses on the case of Drew Peterson.

After being laid off from her job in May due to COVID-19, Maggie Burgess used her love of true crime to start her own weekly podcast called “Dark as Hell,” which revisits mysterious cases like the Baltimore murder of Catholic religious sister Cathy Cesnik who went missing in November 1969.

“Park Predators” is a new podcast that takes a closer look at true crime cases from national parks in Canada and the U.S. Investigative journalist and host Delia D’Ambra joined LX News for #TrueCrimeTuesday to discuss the new series.

Best-selling thriller writers Jeffery Deaver and Ruth Ware break down the suspense stories they contributed to Amazon’s original collection “Hush.” They include Deaver’s “Buried” and Ware’s “Snowflakes.”

Former homicide detective turned television producer Pete Carrillo dishes on his new true crime series “Journey to Justice.”

After becoming obsessed with stories about people who vanish in the American wilderness, Jon Billman wrote a book about the mysteries behind those disappearances: “The Cold Vanish: Seeking the Missing in North America’s Wildlands”