The FOX True Crime Podcast

On December 22, 2000, three individuals entered the Swedish National Museum at gunpoint and stole three paintings, two by Renoir, and one my Rembrandt. The thieves delayed the arrival of law enforcement by detonating car bombs and made their escape via speedboat. The total value of the heist was $42 million.

Retired FBI Special Agent Robert Wittman provides a glimpse into the world of art and property crime. He shares the story of his undercover mission to recover the stolen art.

During his time in the FBI, Robert played a key role in the creation of the Bureau's Art Crime Team. He is now the President of Robert Wittman Inc., a consulting firm dedicated to helping galleries, museums, and properly protect their cultural assets. He details thrilling stories that defined his illustrious career in his memoir, Priceless: How I Went Undercover to Rescue the World's Stolen Treasures.

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A federal appeals court in Boston has ordered that the case of the Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev be returned to a lower court. In a 2-1 vote, the three-judge panel concluded that claims of juror bias from Tsarnaev's legal team had not been adequately probed. Depending on the investigation of the lower court, a new penalty phase could overturn Tsarnaev's death sentence.

Retired FBI Special Agent Kyle Vowinkel recounts how he was able to use his experience with the Crisis Negotiation Unit and the Hostage Rescue Team to secure Tsarnaev's peaceful surrender. Later, he reacts to the latest news surrounding Tsarnaev.

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Out of the many disturbing images in Karen Stitt's case file, one photo stands out: 15-year-old Karen is seen sitting on a sunny beach, her smile as warm and bright as her surroundings. On September 2nd, 1982, Karen's lifeless body was found thrown behind a restaurant wall. She had been raped and stabbed 59 times. For over forty years, investigators were unable to find answers to the mystery of Karen's murder. However, one officer was determined to bring justice to the happy, sunny teenager pictured in the photograph.

Sunnyvale Department of Public Safety Detective Matt Hutchison details how he was able to close the decades-old cold case. He explains how through creative thinking and savvy investigative skills, he was able to use genetic genealogy to arrest the suspected murderer.

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November 13th, 2022 will forever be remembered as the day four innocent lives were brutally ended in Moscow, Idaho. University of Idaho students Kaylee Goncalves, Madison Mogen, Xana Kernodle, and Ethan Chapin were found violently killed in their off-campus home. Today, Bryan Kohberger faces four counts of first-degree murder and one felony burglary charge in connection to the killings. However, no trial date has been set.

FOX News Crime Scene and Forensic Expert Mark Fuhrman is the host of three new FOX Nation specials about the Idaho murders. He describes the chilling details covered in Digital Shadows, Savage Instincts, and Moscow Murders, all streaming now.

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For a time, Amy Ballon felt like she was living in a fairytale - she was an accomplished realtor living a fabulous life. One day, Amy met a man who treated her like a princess. However, it wasn't until she married him that red flags began to appear. One night Amy was attacked by her abusive husband. She called the police, yet when first responders arrived at the scene, she was the one placed in handcuffs.

Author, advocate, and realtor Amy Ballon discusses how her abuser framed her for a crime she did not commit. She shares how she fought for her innocence. Later, she delves into the shocking twists that arose afterward.

In her book, Fabulous To Framed, Amy details her story of survival and advocacy. Today, Amy is a board trustee of the Domestic Violence Advocacy Center and founded her nonprofit, Raising Awareness For The Innocent.

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March 22nd marks this year's National Law Enforcement Officer Hall of Fame ceremony. The organization is dedicated to honoring the brilliant men and women who risk their lives to make the world a safer place. Each day, first responders put their lives on the line to protect their community, not for recognition, but to be a force for good.

Co-founder and Board Chair of the National Law Enforcement Officer Hall of Fame Megan Stockburger provides a glimpse into this year's ceremony and the inductees who will be honored for their work and sacrifices. Later, she explains why it's so important that we recognize and celebrate the dedication of law enforcement officers across the country.

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If someone who seemed larger than life offered you a glimpse of a brand-new self, would you believe it? Keith Raniere had the ability to make the people around him see a vision of hope and success with his group, NXIVM. For a moment, India Oxenberg saw it too. However, NXIVM's true purpose was darker than anything she could have ever imagined.

Author and documentary producer India Oxenberg details her seven-year experience with the NXIVM cult and explains how she was able to break free. She shares her journey of healing and finding her voice and discusses the joys of her life today.

India has released a documentary about the story of her survival and escape from NXIVM entitled Seduced: Inside the NXIVM Cult, as well as a memoir about her journey, Still Learning.

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After surviving a harrowing attack from the Railroad Killer, Holly Dunn made it her mission to become a vessel of hope for fellow survivors. She went on to become the co-founder and spokesperson for Holly's House, an advocacy center for victims of sexual assault and domestic violence. The organization understands what it means to heal from traumatic wounds, whether physical or emotional. That's why they're taking a victim-centered approach to their care.

Executive Director of Holly's House Kristine Cordts discusses how the foundation works and provides a glimpse of the care it offers for victims of all ages.

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The summer of 1997 brought a season of good feelings to the University of Kentucky campus. Holly Dunn, a junior at the time, was eager to spend the upcoming semester with her boyfriend, Chris Maier. After leaving an off-campus fraternity party one evening, Holly and Chris spent time alone together on a nearby railway track. Little did they know, a murderer lurked within the shadows.

Author, speaker, and survivor Holly Dunn shares the story of her encounter with the Railroad Killer, ultimately becoming the sole survivor. She discusses her physical and emotional recovery, and how she continues to advocate for other victims today.

Holly has authored the book, Sole Survivor: The Inspiring True Story of Coming Face to Face with the Infamous Railroad Killer, detailing her story of survival at the hands of Angel Maturino Reséndiz. She continues to support other victims of sexual assault and domestic violence through the Holly's House Victim Advocacy Center.

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It's been 20 years since the disappearance of 21-year-old Maura Murray, but her family remains just as determined to find answers in her case. Her sister, Julie, has worked tirelessly to find the information needed to bring Maura home. She now hosts a new podcast that's dedicated to reclaiming Maura's story, bringing attention to her disappearance, and finding a resolution to this unsolved case.

Host of the Media Pressure podcast Julie Murray and Producer Sarah Turney discuss what's known, and what remains unknown about the disappearance of Maura Murray. Later, they provide their perspectives as families of missing persons and share what it means to reclaim Maura's story in the true crime realm.

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