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Hosted by Adam Mace and Christina Marinelli · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 231 episodes
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The New York Mystery Machine explores New York’s biggest unsolved Murders, Hauntings, Disappearances and more. Hosted by Adam Mace & Christina Marinelli.
Adam Mace and Christina Marinelli hosts The New York Mystery Machine, a true crime show with 231 episodes published.
We are wrapping up Season 5 with a BIG case update, your hot takes and theories, a fun game of Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction, AND, the Second Annual Tammany Awards! A big season deserves a big finale! Be sure to Subscri
Okay...this is the last of Aaron Burr... we're pretty sure. On July 11, 1804, two of the most powerful men in America met beneath the cliffs of Weehawken, New Jersey. Within hours, Alexander Hamilton would be mortally wo
This week we are chatting with authors David Bushman and Mark Givens all about their new book, New York's Coldest Cases: Ten Unsolved Murders That Rocked the Empire State . We get into the subjects of the book, many of w
For decades, queer New Yorkers lived inside a hidden city. Beneath the neon lights of Greenwich Village and behind the blacked-out windows of Mafia-run bars, communities formed under constant surveillance. Police raids,
Deep in the forests of early Tennessee, one family claimed they were tormented by an unseen entity that spoke, sang, attacked their children, and ultimately murdered the family patriarch. We descend into the terrifying t
Today is all about Cassie Chadwick, the Gilded Age Grifter who was the proto-Anna Delvey in the late 1800s and early 1900s. We'll follow Cassie as she assumes multiple identities, creates elaborate backstories, and devel
A body hangs in a funhouse. It’s been there for decades. Everyone thinks it’s a prop—until it breaks open and reveals something impossible. This is the story of Elmer McCurdy, an outlaw whose body survived long after his
In an era when cargo ships were able to be in almost constant communication with their companies, it would seem impossible for an entire crew to simply disappear. Yet, in 1921, a highly experienced crew abandoned their s
In 1967, New York’s East Village was the center of a cultural revolution: music, freedom, and a generation rewriting the rules. But beneath that promise, something darker was unfolding. When two young people were found b
It's April Fool's Day week and Adam and Christina wrote stories for the other person to read without looking at them before hand. What do we end up with? A story about a rare dead bird burglary with a wild surprise guest
When a family purchases a new home, creepy letters from someone claiming to be "The Watcher" start arriving in the mail. Who is the Watcher? What do they want? And how can they be stopped? Be sure to Subscribe, Rate, & R
For more than thirty years, the Roswell incident was little more than a strange headline from the summer of 1947. Until the late 1970s. In Part Two of our investigation, the Roswell case is reopened. We follow the resear
In July of 1947, a rancher in New Mexico found strange debris scattered across his land. Within hours, the U.S. Army Air Forces announced that they had recovered a “flying disc.” By the next day, they said it was only a
A hideous murder in Morristown, NJ swiftly leads to the conviction of former farmhand Antoine LeBlanc. Normally that would be the end of the story - but, in the case of Antoine LeBlanc, the macabre tale would continue in
On February 21, 1965, Malcolm X was assassinated in front of hundreds of people at the Audubon Ballroom in Washington Heights. He was thirty-nine years old. Three men were arrested; and more than half a century later, cr
For a brief period in the 1920s, Brooklyn grocery stores were terrorized by a well-dressed and fashionably coiffed flapper, toting a gun and demanding cash. The newspapers were set ablaze with theories. Who could she be?
When the Dandy family moved into a farmhouse outside Hinsdale, New York in 1970, nothing about it looked haunted. Over the next four years, however, accidents multiplied, animals died without explanation, and the house i
In 1982, Patricia Shea was returning to her Rockaway apartment when she got a call from a neighbor across the complex asking for help. She quickly left to assist but never returned home; her body was later found miles aw
On November 18, 1978, more than 900 people died in a remote settlement in Guyana in what has often been reduced to a single, misleading phrase: “they drank the Kool-Aid.” This episode tells the full story of Jonestown —
In the 1980s, JoAnn Nichols was a public school teacher approaching retirement but not yet ready to hang up her educator shoes. She finished her last day of classes before Christmas break, went for dinner with her husban
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The New York Mystery Machine is hosted by Adam Mace and Christina Marinelli. The show is categorised under true crime and has published 231 episodes.
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