In this explosive episode of Unsolved Cases, host Larry Hunter dives deep into the most sensational courtroom drama in American history—the Lindbergh baby kidnapping trial. Known as the “Crime of the Century,” the 1935 trial of Bruno Richard Hauptmann captivated millions across the U.S., but was it truly about justice—or national hysteria?

We unravel the tangled case against Hauptmann, from the controversial voice identification by Charles Lindbergh, to the flawed handwriting analysis, missing forensic evidence, and the infamous ransom notes. Discover why modern legal experts question whether this case ever met the standard of fair trial—and what went wrong with the prosecution's ladder theory and shaky witness lineup. Was Hauptmann a cold-blooded killer—or a convenient scapegoat?

This podcast episode covers key crime scene evidence, courtroom drama, legal strategy, and modern doubts that still surround the Lindbergh murder trial. Whether you’re into cold cases, true crime mysteries, famous trials, or unsolved American crimes, this deep dive brings new light to one of the darkest chapters in legal history.

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Step into the shadows of the JFK assassination with Unsolved Cases, hosted by Larry Hunter, as we investigate the suspicious deaths of key witnesses tied to one of America’s most controversial murders. This episode of JFK’s assassination on Unsolved Cases by Skoob dives deep into the stories of people like Officer J.D. Tippit, Rose Cheramie, journalist Dorothy Kilgallen, and David Ferrie—each of whom died under strange or violent circumstances after crossing paths with the truth behind John F. Kennedy’s death.

With a focus on the Kennedy conspiracy, hidden witness deaths, CIA involvement, and mafia connections, this true crime podcast explores the web of silence and fear that followed the Dallas shooting. Were these deaths accidents, or part of a broader effort to cover up the truth about Lee Harvey Oswald, Jack Ruby, and the JFK shooting?

Join the 50,000+ listeners who trust Skoob to deliver expertly researched, binge-worthy episodes every week. If you’re searching for JFK mystery podcast, Kennedy witness death podcast, or conspiracy theory podcast, this is the one you can’t miss.

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The Lindbergh baby kidnapping shocked America in 1932, quickly becoming known as "The Crime of the Century." But behind the ransom note, broken ladder, and global headlines lies a maze of contradictions, overlooked evidence, and chilling unanswered questions. In this gripping episode of Spotlight Murders, host Kieran Caldwell investigates the truth behind the Lindbergh kidnapping case—uncovering timeline gaps, crime scene inconsistencies, and the disturbing possibility of an inside job.

Was Charles Lindbergh—America’s golden aviator—more involved than the public ever knew? Why was the kidnapping timed on the one night the Lindberghs were unexpectedly home? What about the missing witness testimony and the child’s thumb guard found weeks later in the driveway?

This episode breaks down the physical evidence, FBI profiling insights, and courtroom decisions that sealed Bruno Hauptmann’s fate—possibly wrongly. With deep analysis and fresh perspectives, we reopen one of America's most famous unsolved crimes and ask the questions no one else will.

If you're into true crime, unsolved mysteries, infamous kidnappings, or criminal profiling, this episode is a must-listen.

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Delve into one of America’s most debated criminal cases: the Steven Avery saga. In this unsparing episode of Unsolved Cases, host Larry Hunter investigates the forensic evidence, blood spatter, and burn barrel secrets that have shaped public opinion across the USA.

Was Teresa Halbach’s blue RAV4 planted? Why was Avery’s blood found in odd places? What does expert testimony on burn‑barrel forensics really say about where and how Teresa’s body was destroyed? We walk through every twist: from Brendan Dassey’s controversial confession and the mysterious discovery of the ignition key, to the October 10 incident and the explosive claim of leg‑iron purchase.

Learn how fire science expert John DeHaan challenged the official narrative—and why bone fragments suggest a hidden truth behind the garage burn pit. If you’re searching for deep dives on unsolved crimes, cold case forensics, or crime scene analysis, this episode will leave you questioning everything.

Packed with expert interviews, evidence analysis, and jaw-dropping courtroom revelations, this episode cuts through the noise to reveal unanswered questions about justice, miscarriage, and suppressed evidence.

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The murder of six-year-old JonBenét Ramsey remains one of America’s most haunting and controversial unsolved cases. In this gripping episode of Unsolved Cases, host Larry Hunter investigates every chilling detail of the JonBenét Ramsey case—from the mysterious ransom note on Christmas morning to the shocking discovery of her body in the basement of her family’s Boulder, Colorado home.

Was JonBenét’s murder the result of a botched kidnapping, a staged crime scene, or something far more sinister? We dive into the critical mistakes made by Boulder police, explore the DNA evidence that has baffled experts for decades, and examine the disturbing ransom note that may hold the key to the truth.

Larry Hunter breaks down the case timeline, forensic failures, and the long list of suspects—from John and Patsy Ramsey to John Mark Karr, Michael Helgoth, and others. We explore how the media sensationalized the tragedy and why this case continues to grip America nearly 30 years later.

If you're fascinated by true crime, cold cases, or unsolved child murders, this deep dive into the JonBenét Ramsey investigation is essential listening.

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The Black Dahlia murder remains one of the most haunting and unsolved cases in American history. In this episode of Unsolved Cases, we investigate the brutal 1947 killing of Elizabeth Short — a young woman whose body was found mutilated in Los Angeles, launching one of the largest and most controversial criminal investigations of the 20th century. From the chilling crime scene to the forensic evidence that pointed to a killer with medical skill, this case shocked the nation and shaped the future of crime reporting and forensic science. Through detailed records, witness reports, and suppressed documents, we revisit the mystery that continues to fascinate generations. Follow the case that turned Elizabeth Short into an enduring symbol of Hollywood’s darkest secrets and America’s most infamous cold case.