Minnesota's Most Notorious: Where Blood Runs Cold

Jim Harper copied the audit from Fred Snyder’s car, and it matched his corruption claims.

Ruth Munson had a seven-hour gap between leaving the Ace Lunchbox Bar and the 7:00 a.m. fire alarm at the Aberdeen Hotel.

The IWW called itself the union that would organize the unorganizable, and it did that in Finnish and South Slavic halls.

Eric Riveness interviews Minneapolis historian and former St.

Camilla Hall’s final safe house held 400 police officers, SWAT, and FBI agents around 1466 East 54th Street.

Host Erik Rivenes interviews author Penny Peterson about her book on the lost history of prostitution on the Minneapolis riverfront.

Erik Rivenes revisits the 1929 Shook family murders in Minnesota, replaying a 2016 episode after a relative's request for new information.

Host Erik Rivenes presents two historical crime stories from St.

Host Erik Rivenes introduces a new format for the show, then narrates a historical true crime story about a 1905 shooting in St.

Host Erik Rivenes interviews authors about historical crime stories from Minnesota.

Host Erik Rivenes shares historical ghost stories and haunted locations from St.

Host Erik Rivenes introduces a podcast dedicated to historical true crime stories from Minnesota, featuring author interviews and original research.

This episode recounts the 1909 murder of a man in St.