Maura was a 21 year old student in February of 2004 when she inexplicably drove three hours from her dorm in Amherst, Massachusetts to the White Mountains of New Hampshire and vanished. At around 7:30pm her vehicle was involved in a single car, non life threatening accident at a hairpin turn on dark & desolate Route 112. She has not been seen or heard from since. Now two filmmakers set out to find answers on this mystery by diving deep into Maura's life, the region in which she went missing, and the online world of citizen detectives.

Morbidology is a weekly true crime podcast created and hosted by Emily G. Thompson, author of "Unsolved Child Murders," "Cults Uncovered" and co-author of "Unsolved Murders: True Crime Cases Uncovered." Using investigative research combined with primary audio including 911 calls, interviews and trial testimony, Morbidology takes an in-depth look at some of the world's most heinous murders. Morbidology is also a true crime website that gets around 300k - 400k views a month as well as a Facebook (90k likes), blog (91k followers), Instagram (8k followers) and Twitter (2k followers). Each advertiser will be acknowledged in the show notes as well as the website and social media - along with any links you way want us to include - free of charge.

A monthly podcast where two true crime YouTubers, Danelle Hallan and John Lordan, challenge each other to tell the best story about a true crime related topic. Listeners voting online will determine the winner. New episodes premiere on the first of each month.

Pretend is a documentary-style podcast about real people pretending to be someone else. I interview con artists, snake oil salesmen, undercover FBI agents—pretty much anyone living a lie.

ABOUT WEIRD DARKNESS... "Bolt your doors, lock your windows, turn off your lights, and come with me into the Weird Darkness…" *** “Best Storytellers in Podcasting” for 2019 by Podcast Business Journal *** *** “Storyteller-Drama” finalist for the People’s Choice Podcast Awards in 2019. *** Darren Marlar tells true stories of the paranormal, supernatural, legends, lore, mysterious, macabre, unsolved and unexplained - with episodes posted daily, even on holidays. Weird Darkness has been compared to “Coast to Coast” with Art Bell, “The Twilight Zone” with Rod Serling, “Unsolved Mysteries” with Robert Stack, “In Search Of” with Leonard Nimoy, and others. Weird Darkness can be found everywhere such as Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Spreaker, Stitcher, and everywhere else you listen to podcasts, including media platforms like YouTube, TuneIn, iHeart Radio, and you can even ask your home’s smart device (Echo, Siri, etc.) to “Play the Weird Darkness podcast.” DEMOGRAPHICS & MORE... As of February 2020 the podcast was receiving over 650,000 downloads per month. Weird Darkness is heard worldwide, with 78% of listeners from the USA. 6% in the UK, 6% in Canada. Listeners of Weird Darkness are typically over the age of thirty-five, and over half being over the age of fifty-five, and over 67% of all listeners being female. Over 60% of all listeners do so using Apple Podcasts. Spotify 11%. Almost 87% of all listeners consume the podcast via smartphone. 64% IOS, 25% Android. The audience of Weird Darkness is fiercely loyal, sending emails to the host, leaving reviews, liking the Facebook page (Facebook.com/WeirdDarkness), and the private Facebook group (Facebook.com/groups/MarlarHouse) is very active and growing fast. HISTORY OF WEIRD DARKNESS… It was in late September 2015 that the pilot episode “Mothman: The Enigma of Point Pleasant” was posted… not as a podcast, but as a video on YouTube. The next month it was decided to move forward with a regular series at two videos per week, focusing on subject matter such as ghosts, unsolved mysteries, true crime, conspiracies, and anything else that is strange, dark, or bizarre. While Weird Darkness did find fans on YouTube, the growth was slow. A year later in October 2016 it was decided to also offer the episodes in podcast form by simply re-posting the audio from the YouTube videos. It was then that the show truly began to find its base and began growing… fast. Another year later, and in October 2017 the difficult decision was made to stop making videos entirely and focus solely on the podcast (audio-only) version. Doing this not only increased the quality of each episode, but allowed Darren Marlar to post more often – eventually creating new episodes every weekday, and archive episodes on the weekends. The show exploded in popularity. In doing so, Weird Darkness generated over one-million downloads in the first six months immediately following the October 2017 change – and continues to grow even more quickly today with no hint of slowing down. As of September 17, 2019 the podcast was receiving over 678,000 downloads per month! Weird Darkness was named one of the “Best Storytellers in Podcasting” for 2019 by Podcast Business Journal. And was a finalist for the “Storyteller-Drama” award for the “People’s Choice Podcast Awards” in 2019. Weird Darkness has also been recognized widely in the press by Business Insider, Podcast Magazine, Beyond the Bleak, and others.

A Date with Dateline is a comedy true crime podcast hosted by us, two very different best friends, Kimberly and Katie. What we do share is a love for all things snark, and more importantly, all things Dateline. In each episode, we give a funny recap of the most recent Dateline NBC episode, giving our entirely uninformed opinions on the plot, the killer, the cell phone pings, everything. The recap is followed by segments such as Fashion Police, B-Roll Bonanza, Brands Unhappy Being on Dateline and are Now Associated With Murder (hint: it's usually Walmart). There's even a Twitter section with hilarious tweets from Dateline fans. Dateline host Josh Mankiewicz has been on A Date With Dateline twice and plans to return for many future chats to discuss what he really thought of some of his more colorful interviews. We recently interviewed Keith Morrison, Dennis Murphy, and Josh Mankiewicz at Crime Con, and were featured in an LA Times article about Dateline! Dateline the show has been incredibly supportive of our podcast! On our show you're guaranteed to hear a lot about crime and a lot of laughter, two things that you wouldn't think go together, but they do, just like us. That might have sounded cheesy, but don't worry, our show isn't.

gone cold podcast - texas true crime is a rapidly growing, independent True Crime podcast. We explore unsolved homicides and missing persons cases throughout the state of Texas, providing the victims and their families with a voice. Our audience is passionate about finding justice for victims and families. They range from blue collar to white collar, tend to be family oriented, and are generally well-educated judging by those who regularly interact. We currently receive 18,000+ listens per month per episode and have consistently been featured in iTunes top 200 in our category and sub-category since our launch date.

Crawlspace is a true crime podcast from the people behind Missing Maura Murray. Tim Pilleri and Lance Reenstierna continue their deep dives into missing persons cases, murders, robberies, and other mysteries. Crawlspace releases regular episodes on Wednesday

This is a co hosted paranormal and true crime show. We describe the protagonists' lives and tell their stories, while at the same time we relief some tension by joking about the subject, be it around their contexts when the events were happening, or in the present. We both have very different but compatible personalities. Pepe is the storyteller of us, he presents the facts and analyses the timescale of events, while Oscar takes the facts and twists them around funny subjects to joke about. We also love to scrutinize the stories we tell, proposing our own explanations and pointing out inconsistencies. So that our listeners can think about what we share and don't just go with the official or commonly known version of facts.

All Crime No Cattle is a conversational true crime podcast hosted by Texas natives Erin and Shea. New episodes drop every week. Crime is bigger in Texas, ya'll! Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, iTunes, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, and everywhere you listen to your favorite shows.

Jason Horton & Rebecca Leib discuss and explore some of the most mysterious and interesting places on earth. Take a trip to haunted hotels, abandoned malls, deserted amusement parks, locations of infamous true crimes, and more. This is Ghost Town. Ghost Town has been on both the Apple Podcast's Comedy, True Crime & Overall charts, as well as featured on the AV Club, Bustle, Geek.com, LAist, and more.

This podcast looks at the disappearance of a mother and her 14 year old son from their home in Alabama. The police suspect foul play and have named only one person of interest, the husband of the missing woman.

True crime enthusiasts Heath and Daphne discuss haunting details of both low and high profile disappearance and murder cases week by week. Our audience ranges in from ages 18-65 and 95% live in the United States. Since most people listen to podcasts on the go, this is basically a traveling/mobile ad! The True Crime genre is growing rapidly and is listened to by all different walks of life, making it the perfect genre for just about any type of company to be featured on. Not only do we have a guaranteed, existing audience, but we are also available for download on 4 different platforms which only maximizes the chances of growing listeners/selling your product!

The True Crime Fan Club Podcast has been a one woman show since its conception in October 2016. From research and writing to post production, I do it all! My show features: Immersive storytelling format Focuses on solved cases Aims to tell stories from around the United States and Abroad, although Texas cases do feature more frequently Gaining a reputation for heavy research-based and unbiased storytelling High level of listener engagement Along with handling all of the show production, I also manage three social media accounts, including Patreon (for exclusive listener perks). On a daily basis, I interact with over 3,500 people across all platforms from all over the world. My podcast has ranked in the top 200 of the Apple Podcast charts for Society and Culture and is currently ranked as #38 in the History category. Each month, my numbers grow and typically I expand by an additional 10k each month in total downloads. I will promote products by doing a custom pre-roll ad in the episode, custom mid-roll ad in the episode, provide a link in the show notes, social media mention on each show release day. I find that my audience enjoys the personal touch, so I involve my Husband in recording ads depending on the product. I recently recorded 3 ads with Kind Snacks and the ad with my Husband was well received. I often like to share pictures of me using the product or finding the product in store and sharing the promo. I am a non-stop promoter.

Murder is a crime of many victims. It affects not only the murdered, but also those who loved them. The Murder in My Family tells the effects of murder from the perspective of the family members of the victims and shows how they, too, are victims in this terrible crime.