Reader, I Murdered Him Podcast
1) Murdered: The Turner Family
Today’s episode is based on the book Homecoming by Kate Morton. In the small town of Tambilla, in the Adelaide Hills, on Christmas Eve of 1959, the Turner family was discovered resting around a picnic...Show More
2) Gentleman Thief: Comus
Today’s episode is based on the mystery short story “The Dauphin’s Doll” by Ellery Queen. Who doesn’t love a gentleman thief? The kind of coldhearted, calculating criminal that really just wants to b...Show More
3) Ep. 50 Shootout: Sarkesian and "The Death"
Today’s episode is based on the noir short “The Killer Christian” by Andrew Klavan. Everyone knows the story of the final shootout between Sarkesian and Billy Shine, better known as “The Death” that f...Show More
4) Murdered: Loreen Garrity
Today’s episode is based on the noir short “Dead on Christmas Street” by John D. MacDonald. Loreen Garrity would have much rather joined the shoppers on the street below her than be stuck up on the se...Show More
5) Mysterious Death: Mr. McEvoy
Today's episode is based on the Sherlock Holmes-inspired short story “A Scandal in Winter” by Gillian Linscott. When regular Edelweiss Hotel guest Mr. McEvoy came to stay with his wife over the Chris...Show More
6) Con Artist: Desmond Lee-Wortley
Today episode is based on the short story “The Adventure of the Christmas Pudding” by Agatha Christie. ====== The holidays can make people do strange things. Like fighting strangers over the last Coco...Show More
7) Murdered: Kelly Walsh
Kelly Walsh did not seem like the kind of person who would be the target of murder. And not just because she was a struggling single mother who worked hard to provide for her son and herself while see...Show More
8) Survivor: Anna Victoria Alcott
Everyone knows the name Anna Victoria Alcott. Whether you grew up with her as the lovable, blond witch on Spellbound (which tragically only ever had one season) or if you came to know and love her aft...Show More
9) Mysterious Death: Lily Morgan
There are two kinds of people on Saoirse, locals and tourists. And Saoirse Island loves its tourists. They’re the reason the island economy can survive harsh winters set apart from the rest of the wor...Show More
10) Murdered: Burke Dennings
Burke Dennings is a Hollywood director known for being a relatively nice guy—until he gets drunk. Then it’s anyone’s guess which version of Burke Dennings you might get. From screaming to vulgar langu...Show More