The Murder Podcast Show

Join the host Tim his Co Host Criminology Chris & Classroom Jackie as we dive deep into murder cases & Serial Killers minds...we will break down and paint a picture of these horrific scenes throughout the years!

The Murder Podcast Show is a society podcast hosted by Tim Fitz, with 46 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.

Tim Fitz hosts The Murder Podcast Show, a society show with 46 episodes published.

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  Episode #32

  Tanner Horner: Beyond A Reasonable Doubt Part 2

  Aug 11, 20261h 21mS2

  The Murder Podcast Show delves into the chilling case of Tanner Horner, a delivery driver accused of the kidnapping and murder of a seven-year-old girl. The podcast follows the investigation, interrogation, and legal proceedings, providing a detailed account of the case's development and the pursuit of justice. The episode features the Murder Trivia game show, questions related to serial killers, and a discussion on the death penalty. It also includes impactful testimony from Athena's mother and a conversation about the legal process and appeals in capital cases.

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  Episode #31

  Tanner Horner: Beyond A Reasonable Doubt Part 1

  Aug 2, 20261h 8mS2

  The podcast episode covers a horrific crime, a confession, the beginning of a trial, and the tragic murder of Athena. It also introduces the podcast show, the hosts and the team, provides a social media update, mentions sponsors and disclaimers, and delves into the victim's story, the day everything changed, the search for Athena, the investigation, and the tragic disappearance. Technical difficulties are also encountered during the episode.

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  Episode #29

  Eddie Seda: The copycat Zodiac

  Jul 19, 202657 minS2

  The conversation delves into the chilling story of the New York Zodiac killer, exploring the birth of a monster, the cosmic game of death, the impact of the Murder Podcast Show, the killer's terrifying pattern, the cryptic messages, the two-year hiatus, the killer's frenzied return, and the ultimate irony of the case. The conversation delves into the chilling case of Eddie Seda, a deeply disturbed recluse who engaged in a violent standoff with the NYPD. The subsequent confession, trial, and insights from Criminology Chris provide a comprehensive exploration of the case, shedding light on the disturbing nature of real-world monsters.

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  Episode #28

  Armin Meiwes: The Human Cannibal

  Jul 12, 202658 minS2

  The podcast episode begins with technical difficulties and an introduction to the podcast. It then covers sponsorship, social media updates, and audience acknowledgment. The main theme of the episode is the case of Armin Mivus and Bernard Brandis, focusing on the online advertisement, legal and ethical questions, and the tragic events that unfolded. The conversation delves into the legal implications of consent and criminal responsibility, using the Armin Mivis case as a focal point. It explores the investigation, the legal dilemma, the limits of consent, the trial and conviction, and the moral question surrounding consent and criminal responsibility. Additionally, the host promotes a new YouTube channel dedicated to streaming court trials.

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  Episode #27

  Richard Kuklinski: The Iceman

  Jul 7, 20261h 19mS2

  The podcast introduces the infamous true crime figure Richard Kuklinski, known as 'The Iceman,' and delves into his criminal activities, capacity for violence, and confessions. It also covers the podcast show's introduction, sponsors, and social media engagement metrics. The story of Richard Kuklinski is explored in detail, including his background, childhood, and early signs of violence. The podcast also discusses his involvement in organized crime, criminal activities, and relationships within the criminal network. Additionally, it highlights the origin of his nickname 'The Iceman' and his confessions of various killing methods, as well as an undercover operation that led to a break in the case. The conversation delves into the chilling story of Richard Kuklinski, known as the Iceman, and his involvement in multiple homicides. It explores the challenges of homicide investigations, the use of undercover operations, and the significance of evidence in building a case against Kuklinski. The trial, verdict, and Kuklinski's legacy are also discussed, shedding light on the truth and the myth surrounding his notorious reputation.

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