#132: The Sisters of Terror (Case of The Pric...

You can buy a cadaver bag online, no questions asked. Though, most of the buyers make sense: a rural veterinarian, a hunter, maybe a livestock farmer. Just because you order a body bag on Amazon doesn’t mean you get put on some government watch list, right? Recently, people have ...  Show more

You can buy a cadaver bag online, no questions asked. Though, most of the buyers make sense: a rural veterinarian, a hunter, maybe a livestock farmer. Just because you order a body bag on Amazon doesn’t mean you get put on some government watch list, right? Recently, people have ...  Show more

This week on True Crime Daily The Podcast: When a double homicide of a mother and daughter is staged as a murder-suicide, all fingers point to the sister. Megan Hargan was found guilty of the killings, motivated by money and jealousy. PLUS, did the delayed response of local polic ...  Show more

The notorious "Scissor Sisters" case ranks among the most brutal and shocking in Irish history, leaving a dark mark on the true crime genre. Linda and Charlotte Mulhall, despite a troubled existence marred by alcohol and drug addiction and a history of abuse, had never shown sign ...  Show more

This Week on True Crime Daily The Podcast: A mother stands accused of strangling her three children before attempting to take her own life. Plus, a family survives a dramatic cliffside crash, but police say the accident was attempted murder.   Tracy Tamborra joins host Ana Garc ...  Show more

This week, in Cape St Claire, Maryland, a couple tries to build a family, by adopting children, who come from rough beginnings, but when they are brutally killed, in their own home, the suspicion falls on the adopted teenage sons. Was it the one who they kicked out of the hous ...