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Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 178 episodes
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True Crime. Real Detectives.
Unknown Host hosts The Murder Police Podcast, a education show with 178 episodes published.
Send us Fan Mail You think you know what a bank robbery looks like, until you hear how a “face” can do more than a gun. We talk through the unsettling mechanics behind the “Hollywood” robberies, where prosthetic disguise
Send us Fan Mail Starting Season 14 out with a 6 part series that a real true crime fan will love! David's book, True Crime and Consequences is FINALLY available! This book explores the intricate and often controversial
Send us Fan Mail Our candid behind the scenes conversation with Steven Meyers and Shawn Johnson. A bank robber who studies law enforcement like a science project. A retired FBI agent who spends years trying to predict th
Send us Fan Mail A woman posted an ad to sell herself because she had no food at home and needed baby formula. That story sets the tone for a hard conversation with Detective Ricky Lynn about human trafficking as it exis
Send us Fan Mail People picture trafficking as a stranger and a van, but the reality is usually quieter and harder to spot: a need gets filled, then used as a leash. We sit down with Detective Ricky Lynn to talk about hu
Send us Fan Mail A “white van” isn’t the center of most human trafficking stories. Vulnerability is. We sit down with Detective Ricky Lynn for one of the darkest conversations we’ve produced, and we ask the question peop
Send us Fan Mail The hardest episodes are usually the ones we most need to hear, and this conversation goes straight into the reality behind the phrase “human trafficking.” We sit down with Detective Ricky Lynn to talk a
Send us Fan Mail Justice is easy to talk about until you have to define what it looks like outside a courtroom. David sits down with author Daniel Mark Grace to wrestle with the questions true crime always circles: what
Send us Fan Mail A crucifixion is a historical event, a religious symbol, and also a legal sentence carried out by real people. That’s the doorway we walk through with author Daniel Grace, a Chianti Classico winemaker wh
Send us Fan Mail A capital case turns on a quiet skill most courtroom dramas skip: building the right jury. We walk you through how careful voir dire, local insight, and patient strategy led to a strong panel—and why, ei
Send us Fan Mail A prayer on the interstate. A family in a hotel room. An angel-shaped earring that turns a hunch into a roadmap. We take you inside a rare blend of raw humanity and rigorous police work as a young invest
Send us Fan Mail A lone truck on a crowded interstate. A quick mental calculation that says, stop this one. That’s where our story turns: a roadside decision that opens a far bigger truth about the disappearance of Myra
Send us Fan Mail A father’s worry, a 14.7-second call, and a grainy tape from a SuperAmerica lot set a true crime story in motion. We walk you through the final hours of 18-year-old reserve officer Myra Stalbosky—her tru
Send us Fan Mail Want a straight answer on how homicide investigations actually work? We’re gathering at the Clark County Public Library in Winchester, Kentucky on Thursday February 5, 2026 at 6:00 PM, for an evening tha
Send us Fan Mail A father’s worst fear met a hard truth: remains found near a previously searched area were identified as Little Timmy Sterner. We invited Timmy’s dad, Tim, and stepmom, Ashley, to share what changed, wha
Send us Fan Mail The mics are live again and the purpose is sharper than ever. After months of moving chaos, a dismantled studio, and a nasty bout of cervical nerve pain, we return with a Season 12 recap, a clear-eyed pl
Send us Fan Mail 3 Things: Susan Smith What drives a mother to murder her own children? The Susan Smith case continues to haunt us nearly three decades later, raising profound questions about evil, justice, and the darke
Send us Fan Mail The aching void of a missing loved one tears at the fabric of a family like nothing else. Rhonda Faye Day—compassionate soul, devoted grandmother-caretaker, avid reader, and animal lover—vanished from Ke
Send us Fan Mail The suspicious death of John O'Keefe and the subsequent trials of Karen Reed have divided communities, sparked heated debates online, and left countless questions unanswered. Was this a tragic accident,
Send us Fan Mail David delves into the complex relationship between true crime enthusiasts and law enforcement, revealing how these two passionate communities can collaborate effectively to solve cases and support victim
Daniel Grace
author of In the Wake of Golgotha · Il Molino di Grace
1 appearance on this show
David Lyons
former homicide detective · Office of Catholic Advocacy and Social Doctrine
1 appearance on this show
Scott Harvey
communication expert
1 appearance on this show
Mark Morris
author of Mosh Pit Productivity: Rage Against the Clock and Win Your Day! · LegalClosing.ca
1 appearance on this show
Dr Randall Smith
Dr.
1 appearance on this show
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The Murder Police Podcast is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under education (society) and has published 178 episodes.
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