Ergebnis für "Springers" in True Crime

In April 1929, the body of British artist Olive Branson was found submerged in a water tank outside her farmhouse in a picturesque Provence village. Dressed only in a pink shirt and stockings, she had a bullet hole between her eyes and a revolver by her side. Was it suicide – or murder? The initial investigation concluded suicide, but under pressure from Olive’s family to conduct a murder enquiry, city detective Alexandre Guibbal was brought in to reopen the case.

Der Familienurlaub der Familie Glavin auf einer ruhig gelegenen Nordsee-Insel wird jäh gestört, als sie erfahren, dass sich unweit der Pension, in der sie auf ihrer Anreise übernachtet haben, ein brutaler Mord ereignet hat. Kurz darauf wird auf der Insel eine weitere Leiche gefunden – der Modus Operandi ist derselbe: die Opfer wirken fast schlafend. Handelt es sich um einen Serientäter? Um einen Nachahmer von Onkel Tick Tack, auch bekannt als Sandmann? Und noch viel dringlicher: ist er IHNEN gefolgt? Der Urlaubsthriller in 3D-Audio erscheint am 31. Oktober! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com...

Im Podcast „True Story. Wahre Geschichten von echten Reportern“ widmen wir uns den aufregendsten, spannendsten, manchmal auch skurrilsten Geschichten der Reporterinnnen und Reporter bei Axel Springer. Das reicht von Wirtschaftsskandalen und kriminellen Netzwerken hin zu Bundeswehr-Geheimeinsätzen und tragischen Einzelschicksalen. Und auch wenn diese Geschichten oft wie aus einem Thriller klingen – es sind alles wahre Geschichten. In jeder Folge von True Story spricht Julia Sommerfeld mit einer Journalistin oder einem Journalisten über eine solche Geschichte. Und die Recherche dahinter....

Sutherland Springs was the last place anyone would have expected to be victimized by our modern-day scourge of mass shootings. Founded in the 1850s along historic Cibolo Creek, the tiny community, named for the designated physician during the siege of the Alamo, was once a vibrant destination for wealthy tourists looking to soak up the "cures" of its namesake mineral springs. By November 5, 2017, however, the day a former Air Force enlistee opened fire in the town's First Baptist Church, Sutherland Springs was a shadow of its former self.

A true crime podcast wrapped in a love letter to my adopted home of Austin, Texas.A place I’ve been blessed to call home for a quarter century. I’ve always been open to new adventures in a city affectionately nicknamed “The World’s Largest Night Club,” as evidenced by my collection of laugh lines, heartbreaks, broken bones, and questionable credit reports.I’ve tried many times to write a memoir detailing my love affair with this place. I’d get a few interesting anecdotes on the page, but would lack the connective tissue, the coherent plot line that ties things together and keeps ...

Stay informed with "Colorado Springs, Colorado Crime Report," your go-to podcast for the latest updates on crime news and safety tips in the Colorado Springs area. Join us weekly as we delve into crime statistics, local law enforcement efforts, and community initiatives. Our expert analysis and in-depth interviews provide valuable insights to help you stay aware and safe in your community. Whether you’re a resident or just interested in staying updated on Colorado Springs crime news, this podcast is your essential resource.For more info go to https://www.quietplease.aiCheck out these deals ...

Diamond Dust is the memoir of how a young person’s talent ran away with itself, careening off into one unexpected adventure after another. With humor and introspection, it is a story of hubris and redemption, of talent and conscience, of art and absolution—and how life can lead us to second chances—at finding our better selves.

Who Shot Ahmed? recounts the murder of a 22-year-old videographer, killed in cold blood in the dead of night at the height of Bahrain’s Arab Spring revolution. On a small island Kingdom swirling with political, economic, and sectarian tensions, Ahmed’s murder epitomized everything that had gone wrong since 2011, when pro-democracy protesters took to the streets in droves. Drawing on dozens of testimonies, journalist Elizabeth Dickinson traces the tale of Ahmed’s death and his family’s fearless quest for justice.

A story from the anthology Masters of True Crime, which spans murder cases from the beginning of the 20th century to today. This is a must-hear for fans of true crime and will also be compelling to mystery and thriller listeners.

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Four Dead, $Millions Missing... an international incident and an 81-year-old man on death row. Nelson Serrano was kidnapped from Ecuador by a Florida state attorney and convicted of murdering four people. Now, he sits on death row as his family and attorneys seek to have DNA evidence and eye witness testimony prove his innocence. Recently, the Inter-American Court of Human Rights, a division of the Organization of American States, has ruled that the United States and the State of Florida violated Nelson Ivan Serrano's rights and that he should be freed immediately This is the story.