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She was murdered in 1979. Web sleuths helped ID her. Can this podcast help find her killer?
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A live finale ties Tammy Jo's investigation to the people, technology, and persistence that helped move it toward resolution.
Finding Tammy Jo closes with a live, audience-facing hour that brings investigator Brad Schneider and retired sheriff John York into the same room as the case's lingering theories.
NHPR's Jason Moon investigates the Bear Brook barrel murders and a New Hampshire wrongful-conviction case.
Payne Lindsey's season-long investigation into two disappearances from Nome, Alaska.
CBC's true crime feed tracing Cleo's case into cold cases across its investigative podcast network.
Journalists chase a decades-long trail through a coronial inquest and Rick Bloom's dozens of aliases.
A New York Times reporter reinvestigates Laramie's unsolved 1985 murder of Shelley Wiley.
Finding Tammy Jo ends with a live audience recording in which Veronica Volk and Gary Craig revisit Tammy Jo Alexander’s 1979 death, her identification from Jane Doe status, and the theories still surrounding the case.
Finding Tammy Jo's seventh episode examines why Tammy Jo Alexander remained unidentified after her 1979 death and why investigators still cannot identify her killer.
A reporter and journalist investigate the 1979 murder of a teenager, seeking to identify her killer through interviews and evidence.
A podcast investigating the 1979 murder of a woman identified as Tammy Jo, seeking her killer.