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Maggie Burgess

Dark As Hell: A True Crime Podcast

A weekly True Crime podcast
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Dark As Hell: A True Crime Podcast

Maggie Burgess

Dark As Hell: A True Crime Podcast

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Dark As Hell: A True Crime Podcast

Maggie Burgess

Dark As Hell: A True Crime Podcast

A weekly True Crime podcast
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The thing about the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum heist is that, on the surface, it might seem like a simple whodunnit, a true instance of the stars aligning for an almost perfect crime to have taken place.But as Anthony Amore, the security
The art world is, undeniably, almost inextricably linked to crime — and history has shown how true that connection is.And the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum heist is a crime truly like no other.It’s a tale of millions — hundreds of millions
We’ve all heard the classic set up for an even more classic joke: a guy walks into a bar, and some sort of groan-worthy play of word and punninness occurs.It’s a classic — if cringe-worthy — way to get a laugh out of people.And when it comes
In locked room mystery novels, the reader finds themselves trying to piece together the clues to answer the question of how such a heinous crime could be committed, with the victim seeming to have fallen prey to a perpetrator that has more or l
This week, we’re continuing to dive deeper into the strangeness that has surrounded Shelly Miscavige since even before the last time she was seen in public. It’s difficult to truly nail down a term to describe what it is that happened to Shelly
You might think this episode is asking what happened to Shelly Miscavige in terms of her disappearance, but you’d be wrong.It’s not only about her disappearance.Because this week, we’re asking: what exactly happened to Shelly Miscavige, the o
No one should ever have to question if their own space is safe.Certainly, Jennifer Kesse didn’t think she would ever have to do that.She did, as the saying goes, everything right. She followed the rules. She had her sharpened instincts, her w
"Our nation was born in genocide when it embraced the doctrine that the original American, the Indian, was an inferior race....From the sixteenth century forward, blood flowed in battles of racial supremacy. We are perhaps the only nation which
I’m thrilled to partner with Sony on this new podcast of theirs, one that’s filled with #QUESTIONS about one of the most shadowy figures of the day — and the family she came from. I’m sharing with you today a special first taste of what you can
This story of Laci and baby Conner holds more questions than not,And seriously — we need to discuss husband Scott.So, on questions, on strangeness,On twists, and on mistresses,This, my friends, is the conclusion of the story of Laci Peterso
The police tape was strung across the driveway with care, While the hope of finding a clue, even one,Hung precariously in the air;No one was nestled inside of their beds,Because only dreadful visions that night,Danced in any of the family’
Twas the night before Christmas,and all through the house,The Modesto police were roaming, asking:“But what’s with the spouse?”Let's get ready to get Dark As Hell. Keep up with Dark As Hell on social media!Instagram| Twitter | Website |
The story I’m telling you today isn’t based in Rhode Island, but in a small town called Fayetteville, located at the bottom of the borders of West Virginia. Our story takes place in 1945, that year of miracles and abominations both.And in the
The month of December is always one filled with certain elements: preparation, anticipation, tidings of comfort and joy, and — no matter how old, jaded, or bah-humbug you might be any other month of the year — there’s always at least the tinies
The story I’m telling you this week reads more like...a movie straight out of Hollywood, destined for the box office.Except this isn’t the feel-good, family-friendly movie it started out as. As it stands now, this is a story of deception, of d
The role of law enforcement is one that’s been a forefront of national conversations this year. It’s been clear for years — decades — that that role is something that needs to change in monumental ways.What’s also clear, when it comes to the r
The story I’m telling you today is one that only became stranger and stranger, the more I dug into it. With each new factor or detail, I thought, okay, surely this will be the one that starts to clinch everything in this story together — but no
For four years, we’ve all waited. We’re still waiting just a little bit longer to release the breath it feels like we’ve been holding for those four years, but I know I at least can say I’m starting to breathe just a bit easier.Raise a glass t
If you listened all the way through last week's episode, you know that this week, I'm not telling you a typical story about a typical case. Instead, I'm telling you a story — a scary story, perhaps even the OG American horror story. I'm telli
The case I’m telling you about this week on Dark As Hell has been called “gruesome.”Those who were present that night of December 6, 2014 have said — usually while crying or tearing up — they’d never seen anything like it.The story of Jessica
The case I’m telling you about this week has been called “gruesome.”Those who were present that night of December 6, 2014 have said — usually while crying or tearing up — they’d never seen anything like it.The story of Jessica Chambers is one
What if you went missing...and you didn’t even know you were missing?And what if this happened to you not once, not twice...but three times?That unsettling idea is what’s at the heart of today’s story. It might seem improbable, someone going
This week on Dark As Hell, we're discussing the second half of the story about Elisa Lam's mysterious death. Though she was found floating in a water tank high above the Cecil Hotel three weeks after she was last seen, there are a lot answers
This week's case is...one of those cases in the true crime community. It’s a case that feels as if it’s simply always been around because of how much of a cornerstone it’s seemingly become to the true crime doctrine. The name of our victim alon
They say pictures speak a thousand words. But what does the last picture ever taken of Kyron Horman on June 4, 2010, have to tell us about what happened to him on that last morning he was seen at his elementary school before vanishing?And what
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