The Murder Book: A True Crime Podcast

By: BKC Productions
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  • Each week, The Murder Book will present unsolved cases, missing persons, notorious crimes, controversial cases, and serial killers, exploring details of the crime scenes and the murderer's childhood. Some episodes are translated into Spanish as well. The podcast is produced and hosted by Kiara Coyle.

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  • Unraveling the Columbine Tragedy Part IX
    Feb 17 2025

    Witness a profound story of resilience as we explore the recovery journey of Patrick Ireland, a young man rebuilding his life following the Columbine tragedy. Grappling with the challenges of regaining his speech and motor skills, Patrick's story is not just about physical rehabilitation but also about emotional resilience as he faces the reality of his friends' deaths. Join us to understand the intimate struggles of Patrick and his family, offering insight into the courage required to navigate such an overwhelming experience, all while being unaware of the national spotlight on their journey.

    Through a careful examination of the complex lives of Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold, we aim to shed light on the paths that led to the tragic events at Columbine. By dissecting their early behaviors and family dynamics, we uncover how Eric's critical thinking was overshadowed by anger, and Dylan's path was marked by isolation and depression. The differing parental responses and the discovery of dark elements in their lives serve as a backdrop to this narrative, allowing us to explore the vulnerabilities and psychological states that played a role in making this calamity.

    We unravel the tangled web of crime and deception surrounding Eric and Dylan as detectives navigate a maze of misinformation and conspiracy theories. Despite early suspicions, the investigation ultimately confirmed their solitary roles in the tragedy, a fact underscored by their chilling journals and videos. We also dive into the myths and media narratives that complicated public perception, seeking to offer clarity and understanding in a case often clouded by rumors. Join us as we piece together the intricate puzzle of motivations, misunderstandings, and the search for truth after such a haunting event.

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    1 hr and 8 mins
  • Nannie Doss Parte V
    Feb 14 2025

    What if personal battles echoed the world's greatest conflicts? Join us as we unravel the tumultuous marriage of Nanny and Frank, set against the backdrop of World War II. Frank, wrestling with his own demons and the community's judgment, finds his personal and professional life colliding in ways he never imagined. As the echoes of Pearl Harbor and Japan's surrender resound, witness how global chaos mirrors the intimate turmoil within their home.

    The end of the war was a moment of collective joy and relief for Cedar Town, yet for Frank and Nanny, it reignited old tensions. Explore how a single day of celebration, August 15th, briefly rekindled their early intimacy, only to see it swiftly overshadowed by familiar patterns of discord. The community's newfound peace provides a poignant contrast to the personal storm brewing within their relationship — proving that not all victories are without their complexities.

    Nanny's story of resilience and hope shines through as she plots her escape from Frank's tyranny, dreaming of a life unburdened by abuse. Her journey toward independence is fraught with emotional battles and the solitude of familial estrangement, but it's also a powerful testament to her strength and determination. As she nurtures her cherished garden, symbolizing the order she craves, we explore her quest for control and the promise of a brighter future. Join us for an intimate look at how personal battles are fought and won, even in the shadow of global warfare.

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    30 mins
  • Unraveling the Columbine Tragedy Part VIII: Unraveling Missed Warnings and Psychological Insights into the Columbine Tragedy
    Feb 10 2025

    Could the devastating Columbine massacre have been prevented? By examining the early signs of Eric Harris's troubling behavior, we uncover a series of missed opportunities that might have altered the course of history. This episode of "Unraveling the Columbine Tragedy" takes a hard look at the red flags that went unnoticed, from Eric's vandalism sprees with Dylan Klebold and their friend Zack, to the damaging altercation with Brooks Brown. The tense relationship between the Harris and Brown families unfolds, revealing the overlooked warning signals that hinted at a much darker path ahead.

    Amidst a backdrop of law enforcement oversight and secrecy, a chilling narrative emerges. Thirteen months before the massacre, crucial evidence of Eric Harris building pipe bombs was discovered but left unaddressed. We bring you the gripping details of secret meetings among officials who concealed this knowledge, leading to years of public deception. As detectives worked tirelessly to connect the dots, key figures such as Chris Morris, Phil Duran, and Mark Maines played pivotal roles in shedding light on the weapon procurement network, unraveling a complex web of hidden truths and investigative challenges.

    Alongside FBI Agent Dr. Fusilier, we explore the intricate psychological profiles of Harris and Klebold, delving into their journals and basement tapes to understand their motives. Eric's writings reveal a calculated hatred, while Dylan's entries paint a picture of internal turmoil and depression. Through this lens, we ponder the rare circumstances where anger and depression explode into violence. This episode promises an insightful journey into the minds of the Columbine killers, offering a deeper understanding of the tragic events and what might drive seemingly ordinary individuals to commit such heinous acts.

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    1 hr and 4 mins

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narrator yawned numerous times per episode. very distracting. this review process is designed to prevent comments.

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Narrator is hard to listen to. Makes a lot of mistakes and pauses in the wrong place.

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Excellent.

I found this podcast searching for coverage on the Dr. Michael Swango case. I like the format very much. It is refreshing to listen to a podcaster who has credentials in forensic science and who presents the information with the respect and seriousness that is due. Keep up the good work.

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