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Welcome to Lauren’s Little Murder Club—a cozy corner of true crime where the cases are lesser-known, the questions are sharp, and the storytelling is anything but ordinary. Host Lauren guides you through chilling tales that slipped past the headlines: small-town tragedies, cold cases still waiting for justice, and bizarre stories that make you say, “How have I never heard this before?”
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Case: The Death Row Confession — The Story of James Broadnax
1w ago00:21:49Tap to summarizeIn this episode of Lauren's Little Murder Club, we examine the Garland triple murder, the controversy surrounding confessions, the realities of death row, and the question at the center of one of Texas's most debated death penalty cases:What happens when the truth comes after the sentence?
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Death, Delays, and Doubt :The Death Penalty in America
2w ago00:15:09Tap to summarizeWelcome back to Season 2 of Lauren's Little Murder Club!!Season 2 begins with the truth behind America’s death penalty—its history, its failures, and the lives caught in between.
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It's a wrap!
Jun 1600:01:45Tap to summarizeSeason 1 is done and my heart is full. Thank you for being part of this little murder club. Season 2 drops soon.
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Al Kite — The Man Who Never Existed
May 1100:08:54Tap to summarizeIn 2004, Al Kite—a kind, soft‑spoken landlord in Aurora, Colorado—was found murdered in his own home. The man who rented his basement vanished without a trace, leaving behind a trail of false identities and unanswered questions. Investigators discovered that “Robert Cooper,” the tenant, never existed. Lauren’s Little Murder Club dives into the chilling mystery of a killer who built an entire fake life just to commit one perfect crime—and disappear forever.
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Michelle Martinko: The Murder That Waited 39 Years
May 400:08:49Tap to summarizeIn December 1979, 18‑year‑old Michelle Martinko was found murdered in her car outside a Cedar Rapids mall. For nearly four decades, the case haunted investigators—no witnesses, no suspects, no clear motive. Then, a single drop of blood and the rise of DNA genealogy cracked the silence. Lauren’s Little Murder Club revisits the chilling story of a young woman’s final night and the breakthrough that finally brought her killer to justice after 39 years.
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The Murder of Brianna Ghey
Apr 2700:10:19Tap to summarizeWhat looked like an ordinary meetup between friends became one of the UK’s most shocking teen murder cases. This episode unpacks the chilling planning behind Brianna Ghey’s death, the suspects’ digital trail, their reactions when arrested, and the truth that emerged during the trial.
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Missing, Not Murdered
Apr 2000:06:29Tap to summarizeTwo women vanish—one for 24 years, one for 63. Both are eventually found alive, living new lives by choice. This episode explores the uneasy space between disappearance and survival, and what happens when the truth doesn’t feel like closure.
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Thirty Years Too Late: The Murder of April Tinsley
Apr 600:11:45Tap to summarizeWhen eight‑year‑old April Tinsley vanished from her Fort Wayne neighborhood in 1988, her case would haunt Indiana for decades. Anonymous messages, dead‑end leads, and a killer who seemed to disappear kept the community living in fear. Thirty years later, a breakthrough in forensic genealogy finally revealed the man responsible — and the quiet life he lived in the shadows. In this episode, we revisit the case that changed cold‑case investigations forever and honor the little girl whose name was never forgotten.
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The Butcher of Aberdeen
Mar 3000:22:17Tap to summarizeIn this chilling episode of Lauren's Little Murder Club, we step inside the world of Katherine Knight—a woman whose violent history escalated into one of Australia’s most infamous crimes. This episode unravels the red flags, the volatile relationships, and the psychological storm that built toward a night the nation would never forget.
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The Sweetheart Murders
Mar 2300:12:54Tap to summarizeTwo young lovers. One brutal night. In this chapter of Anatomy of a Serial Killer, we revisit the Sweetheart Murders—an attack so senseless and intimate it shook an entire community. This episode unpacks the evidence, the investigation, and the chilling patterns that link this case to a predator hiding in plain sight.
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