
The Girl on the Billboard: Part Two | Susan “Su” Taraskiewicz In Part Two of The Girl on the Billboard , we take a deeper look at the investigation into the 1992 murder of Susan “Su” Taraskiewicz, the young woman whose...


Murders in Massachusetts is a true crime podcast exploring real homicide cases, unsolved murders, and criminal investigations across the Bay State. From quiet suburban neighborhoods to historic city streets, each episode dives into the stories that have left lasting marks on local communities. Through detailed storytelling and a strong local lens, the podcast examines not only what happened—but where, and why these cases continue to resonate. Focusing on Massachusetts murders, cold cases, and unsolved homicides, Murders in Massachusetts goes beyond the headlines—uncovering timelines, unanswered questions, and the people at the center of each story. Because in Massachusetts… every town has a story.
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Signup to Generate a PitchMurders in Massachusetts is a true crime podcast exploring real homicide cases, unsolved murders, and criminal investigations across the Bay State. From quiet suburban neighborhoods to historic city streets, each episode dives into the stories that have left lasting marks on local communities.
Recent episodes include "The Girl on the Billboard - Part Two | The Susan “Su” Taraskiewicz Story" (29 October 2026, 43 minutes), "The Girl on the Billboard - Part One | The Susan “Su” Taraskiewicz Story" (21 October 2026, 44 minutes), and "The White Mink Coat" (3 September 2026, 26 minutes).
Murders in Massachusetts publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 36 minutes.
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The Girl on the Billboard: Part Two | Susan “Su” Taraskiewicz In Part Two of The Girl on the Billboard , we take a deeper look at the investigation into the 1992 murder of Susan “Su” Taraskiewicz, the young woman whose...

In September 1992, 27-year-old Susan “Su” Taraskiewicz was building a life and career at Boston's Logan International Airport. A hardworking young woman from Saugus, Massachusetts, Su had earned a position in an...

Episode #9
On an April evening in 1989, Marianne Lewis and her husband were headed into Boston for what appeared to be a special night at the theater. They would never make it to the show. Inside a Boston parking garage, Marianne...

Episode #8
What begins as an ordinary youth hockey practice ends in tragedy when an argument over rough play erupts into a fatal confrontation between two fathers. On July 5, 2000, Thomas Junta and Michael Costin crossed paths at...

Murders in Massachusetts
<p>In 1996, sixteen-year-old Stephanie Santerre disappeared from a home in Groton, Massachusetts.</p><p>At first, it appeared she had simply left after an argument. But as investigators began questioning the people...

Murders in Massachusetts
In 1996, sixteen-year-old Stephanie Santerre disappeared from a home in Groton, Massachusetts. At first, it appeared she had simply left after an argument. But as investigators began questioning the people closest to...

Some tragedies happen without warning. Others leave behind difficult questions about whether they could have been prevented. In Part Two of our Murders in Groton series, we examine a case that shook this quiet New...

<p>Some tragedies happen without warning. Others leave behind difficult questions about whether they could have been prevented.</p><p>In Part Two of our Murders in Groton series, we examine a case that shook this quiet...

<p>Murders in Groton: When Tragedy Comes to a Quiet Town</p><p>Part One: The Quadruple Homicide on Common Street</p><p>Groton, Massachusetts, is known for its rolling farmland, historic homes, elite schools, and quiet...

Murders in Groton: When Tragedy Comes to a Quiet Town Part One: The Quadruple Homicide on Common Street Groton, Massachusetts, is known for its rolling farmland, historic homes, elite schools, and quiet New England...

Episode #5
<p>The Disappearance of Melanie Melanson</p><p>On October 27, 1989, fourteen-year-old Melanie Melanson vanished after attending a party in a wooded area near an industrial park in Woburn, Massachusetts. She never made...

<p>In October 2023, the quiet city of Gardner, Massachusetts became the center of a tragedy that continues to raise questions more than two years later.</p><p>Thirty-year-old Breanne Pennington — a mother of four — was...

<p>In October 2023, the quiet city of Gardner, Massachusetts became the center of a tragedy that continues to raise questions more than two years later.</p><p>Thirty-year-old Breanne Pennington — a mother of four — was...

<p>In the quiet, prestigious town of Andover, Massachusetts—where tradition, wealth, and privacy define everyday life—a brutal crime shattered the illusion of safety.</p><p>John and Geraldine “Jack and Jeri” Magee were...

<p>In the quiet, prestigious town of Andover, Massachusetts—where tradition, wealth, and privacy define everyday life—a brutal crime shattered the illusion of safety.</p><p>John and Geraldine “Jack and Jeri” Magee were...
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