Good Ole Murder

Good Ole Murder

By Theo & Kim BlackComedyTrue Crime
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Good Ole Murder episodes

  • Episode 20 - Mayhem in New England

    In this episode we find a young school girl missing in a small community in New England that leaves more questions than answers. When the same thing happens in a whole different state all fingers point in one direction.

    38 min
  • Episode 19 - Caught In The Crossfire

    In this episode we find a young couple looking to start a new life together. One problem, they don't have any money.  They come up with a devious plot and when things go left, an innocent man is thrown under the bus!

    35 min
  • Episode 17 - Candy From A Stranger

    In this episode we follow a young couple across the country. Things become fishy when some mysterious packages start showing up. Then people start getting sick. The case leads police from one coast to another.

    30 min
  • Episode 15 - It's Not Safe To Be Old/The Deadly Love Square

    In this episode we have two stories in one episode.

    In our first story we have a woman that on the surface seems perfect, but upon digging they find that things aren't as they seem.  One sibling who would never give up uncovers a deadly plot of greed.

    In story number two we find a young ladies man caught up in a family feud that he created. When someone goes missing, fingers point in all directions. 

    37 min
  • Episode 13 - Its The Shoes

    On this episode of Good Ole Murder. We travel to Kentucky where a headless body is found in an apple orchard which turns everything upside down. A shoe leads investigators down a crazy rabbit hole.

    32 min
  • Episode 12 - Living By the Gun

    The Wild West is more than just the dust bowl of the southwestern United States. In this episode we follow a gentleman and his eventful life and eventual demise. A man that lived on the edge!

    38 min

About Good Ole Murder

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This a podcast the discusses murder cases that happened long ago in the 19th and early 20th century.