Murder In The Rain

["Murder In The Rain's Deduce episode turns four crime stories into a guessing game built around Keith McAllister, Mark Anthony Gonzalez, Ingmar Westlund, and a Seattle bank robber.", "The MRI segment centers on a 20-pound chain, an open MRI on Long Island, and the 'missile effect' that pulled Keith into the machine.", "The Lake Tahoe segment follows 26-year-old Mark Anthony Gonzalez after two women in Stateline, Nevada, woke around 4:30 a.m.

Murder In The Rain revisits the 2009 deaths of 21-year-old Heather Snively and her unborn son, John Stephen, after Heather moved from Maryland to Hillsboro, Oregon, with fiancé Chris Popp.

A true crime podcast episode about the case of missing 10-year-old Elizabeth Huster, whose mother went to prison for having a dismembered landlord in her freezer.

This episode provides updates on true crime cases including a vigil for Tika Lewis, a trial for Cameron Hooker, and a plea in the Blackshear case.

A true crime episode exploring the murder of Shelly Sabo, a teenager with a troubled past, and questioning whether justice was served.

Murder In The Rain investigates the Oregon murders of Robin Sue Johns and Nikki Renee Thrasher, beginning with Corey’s request to identify what happened to his former babysitter.

Alicia Holland and Josh review Murder in the Rain's year, including a six-month hiatus, the shift from a trio to a duo, and seven years since the show's creation.

Murder In The Rain's "Man In Blue Van Pt.

Carolyn Osorio and Brandon Morgan of Stolen Voices of Dole Valley say Warren Forrest stayed obscure because Ted Bundy "was sucking up all of the media attention." The episode traces the December 7, 1971 disappearance of 16-year-old Jamie Grissom, whose case police logged as a runaway and declined to treat as a missing person for 30 days.

A 1976 Fort Lewis newspaper brief leads Murder In The Rain to the cases of Jacob Brown, Peter Zito, Donald Barton, and Cindy Barajas.

Murder In The Rain interviews Caroline Fraser about Murderland, a book examining whether industrial lead pollution in Tacoma contributed to a period of elevated serial killing and violent crime in the Pacific Northwest.

This episode is a Patreon-exclusive true crime story from the Murder in the Rain podcast, with scheduling updates and a preview of upcoming episodes.

The host shares personal anecdotes about living in Oregon and Washington, leading to a reflection on a women's prison near Gig Harbor.

The hosts of Murder in the Rain celebrate their five-year anniversary by sharing personal stories and answering listener questions.

This episode of Murder in the Rain introduces a true crime story set during the Great Depression, using the film Emperor of the North as a preamble to discuss hobos and railroad violence.