Lauren's Little Murder Club Introduction

Welcome to Lauren’s Little Murder Club—a cozy corner of true crime where the cases are lesser-known, the questions are sharp, and the storytelling is anything but ordinary. Host Lauren guides you through chilling tales that slipped past the headlines: small-town tragedies, cold cases still waiting for justice, and bizarre stories that make you say, “How have I never heard this before?”

Lauren's Little Murder Club Introduction is a true crime podcast hosted by Lauren's Little Murder Club, with 30 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #9

  Kenneth McDuff: The Killer Who Walked Free

  Aug 31, 202637 minS2

  Kenneth McDuff was supposed to die in prison. Instead, a broken parole system let a convicted triple‑murderer walk free — and he immediately began killing again. This episode follows McDuff’s violent rise in small‑town Texas, the 1966 murders that first put him on death row, and the catastrophic decision that unleashed one of the most dangerous predators in American history. Through the stories of victims like Colleen Reed and Melissa Northrup , we examine how McDuff exploited fear, mobility, and opportunity while the justice system struggled to catch up. It’s a case that reshaped Texas law — and a reminder of the devastating cost of letting the wrong man go free.

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  Episode #8

  Lisa Montgomery: The Woman on Federal Death Row

  Aug 24, 202634 minS2

  In this episode of Lauren’s Little Murder Club , we explore the disturbing case of Lisa Montgomery, who murdered pregnant mother Bobbie Jo Stinnett in 2004 and took her newborn baby. We examine the crime, Montgomery’s deeply troubled past, her mental health, the legal battle surrounding her execution, and the controversy that followed her death. Was justice served, or did her traumatic history raise questions about whether she should have been executed? Listener discretion is advised.

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  Episode #7

  Scott Dozier: The Death Row Inmate Who Begged the State to Kill Him

  Aug 18, 202639 minS2

  Scott Raymond Dozier was sentenced to death for the murder of Jeremiah Miller, but his story is unlike almost any other death-row case. Dozier didn't spend his final years fighting for his freedom. He repeatedly told the courts that he wanted to die. He waived appeals, pushed Nevada to carry out his execution, and even offered alternatives when the state struggled to find a method it could legally use. But Nevada had a problem. The state's proposed execution drugs sparked legal challenges, pharmaceutical companies fought to prevent their medications from being used, and judges questioned whether the proposed method could cause extreme suffering. As Dozier waited on death row, the question became bigger than his own fate: What happens when a condemned prisoner wants the state to execute him? And before we get to the bizarre final chapter of Scott Dozier's life, we have to go back to the beginning—because his death sentence was connected to two men whose lives ended violently: Jasen "Griffin" Greene and Jeremiah Miller. In this episode of Lauren's Little Murder Club , we explore the murders, the investigation, Dozier's death sentence, his disturbing desire to be executed, the battle over Nevada's lethal-injection protocol, and the tragic ending that came before the state ever carried out his sentence. Grab your coffee, lock your doors, and settle in… because this one is unlike any death-row story we've covered before. ⚠️ This episode contains discussions of murder, dismemberment, suicide, and execution. Listener discretion is advised.

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  Episode #4

  Rodney Reed: 30 Years on Death Row — But Was the Evidence Tested?

  Aug 10, 202619 minS2

  In 1996, Stacey Stites was murdered in Texas, and Rodney Reed was convicted and sentenced to death for her killing. Reed has maintained his innocence for decades, while his defense has fought for DNA testing of evidence—including the belt prosecutors said was used to strangle Stites. In March 2026, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear Reed’s latest appeal. Three justices dissented, raising serious questions about why the evidence had never been tested. Nearly 30 years later, one question remains: If the evidence can still speak, why aren't we letting it? This is the story of Rodney Reed, Stacey Stites, and the evidence that remains untested.

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  Episode #5

  Suzanne Basso: The Woman Who Killed for Control

  Aug 3, 202628 minS2

  A rare female killer. A vulnerable man who trusted the wrong person. In this episode of Lauren’s Little Murder Club , Lauren unravels the disturbing case of Suzanne Basso — a woman whose obsession with money and control turned deadly. When Buddy Musso moved into her Texas home hoping for companionship, he entered a world ruled by manipulation, coercive control, and a household that followed Suzanne’s every command. This chapter exposes how financial exploitation, group complicity, and unchecked cruelty led to one of Texas’s most shocking death‑row convictions.

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