It began as a secret conspiracy to save a fading Republic. On March 15th, 44 BC, Julius Caesar walked into the Senate House - never to walk out again. This episode unravels the betrayals, the bloodshed, and the seismic aftermath of Rome’s most infamous assassination, revealing how the death of one man reshaped the destiny of an empire.

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It began as a secret conspiracy to save a fading Republic. On March 15th, 44 BC, Julius Caesar walked into the Senate House - never to walk out again. This episode unravels the betrayals, the bloodshed, and the seismic aftermath of Rome’s most infamous assassination, revealing how the death of one man reshaped the destiny of an empire. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It began as a secret conspiracy to save a fading Republic. On March 15th, 44 BC, Julius Caesar walked into the Senate House - never to walk out again. This episode unravels the betrayals, the bloodshed, and the seismic aftermath of Rome’s most infamous assassination, revealing how the death of one man reshaped the destiny of an empire.

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The Ides of March: How Caesar’s Assassination Changed Rome Forever

Crimes of History is a weekly true crime podcast that dives into the most fascinating, forgotten, and infamous criminal cases from centuries past. From royal assassinations and courtroom conspiracies to deadly scams and historical whodunits, each episode uncovers a different story that proves crime isn’t just a modern obsession — it’s been with us all along.



Told in immersive, single-narrator style, this series combines deep research, dramatic storytelling, and a reverence for true crime’s oldest cold cases.

Because history isn’t always written by the victors.

Sometimes, it’s written in blood.

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Crimes of History is a weekly true crime podcast that dives into the most fascinating, forgotten, and infamous criminal cases from centuries past. From royal assassinations and courtroom conspiracies to deadly scams and historical whodunits, each episode uncovers a different story that proves crime isn’t just a modern obsession — it’s been with us all along. Told in immersive, single-narrator style, this series combines deep research, dramatic storytelling, and a reverence for true crime’s oldest cold cases. Because history isn’t always written by the victors. Sometimes, it’s written in blood.

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