Crime Podcasts

The podcast from former "Full House" star John Stamos gives Barry Keenan free rein to tell his story of kidnapping Frank Sinatra Jr. in 1963.

“It’s terrible, there’s no other way of putting it,” Marc Ramsden said of the elaborate lies he's told women over the years in the UCP Audio podcast "Do You Know Mordechai?'

In 1973, writer David Kushner asked his 11-year-old brother Jon to bring him some gum from a nearby convenience store. He never saw him again. 

The women — who all fell victim to the same man's lies — called themselves the "yurt sisters" and set out to warn others and helping each other heal. 

The new podcast 'Do You Know Mordechai?' chronicles the deceptions of a man who called himself Mordechai Horowitz, but was allegedly a con man who took advantage of women seeking love.

A new investigative podcast goes in-depth into the case of Jermain Charlo, who vanished in Montana after turning a corner down a dark alley in 2018 and has not been seen since.

One podcaster wants to know what happened to her childhood friend Danielle Bertolini, one of the “The Humboldt Five,” whose cases remains unsolved. 

“I opened the door. There is a woman standing there, pleasant looking woman, but it’s still Sunday night after 9 p.m. It’s like ‘What’s going on?’ and she said, ‘I think you know someone named Mordechai Horowitz?’” Arya says in the podcast's trailer.  “And I said, ‘Oh, you better come in.’”

“I cry over it. I felt some guilt over it, but I know it was the right thing to do,” Joy Fluker said of her decision to call the Alachua County Sheriff's Office in 2016 to report her mother Anna Young had killed a child in the 1980s while serving as leader of a strict religious community.

John Neal endured the death of his younger sister, Katonya Jackson, and his own abuse while living at the Florida-based cult run by Anna Young.