A quiet suburb woke to sirens and never slept the same. The murder of Leith Von Stein didn’t just shake a neighborhood; it cracked the illusion that safety lives behind manicured hedges and porch lights. We follow the ripple effects—from a neighbor’s raw letter of shared grief to a town that left lamps burning, phoned in every strange car, and asked whether a killer was still walking among them. As fear swelled, so did the rumors. Some sounded like pulp fiction: mafia plots, undercover ident...
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A quiet suburb woke to sirens and never slept the same. The murder of Leith Von Stein didn’t just shake a neighborhood; it cracked the illusion that safety lives behind manicured hedges and porch lights. We follow the ripple effects—from a neighbor’s raw letter of shared grief to a town that left lamps burning, phoned in every strange car, and asked whether a killer was still walking among them. As fear swelled, so did the rumors. Some sounded like pulp fiction: mafia plots, undercover ident...
Jeffrey Gorton: Deadly Secret Part VIII: Nancy Ludwig's Unsolved Murder
The Murder Book: A True Crime Podcast
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4 months ago
Jeffrey Gorton: Deadly Secret Part VIII: Nancy Ludwig's Unsolved Murder
The brutal 1991 murder of Northwest Airlines flight attendant Nancy Ludwig in room 354 of the Airport Hilton stands as one of Detroit's most perplexing cold cases. This gripping episode delves deep into the exhaustive investigation that followed, revealing how detectives Snyder and Malianak pursued over 2,300 tips in their relentless search for justice. We explore the fascinating case of Michael Flynn, a pathological impostor who presented himself as a Northwest pilot while actually working ...
The Murder Book: A True Crime Podcast
A quiet suburb woke to sirens and never slept the same. The murder of Leith Von Stein didn’t just shake a neighborhood; it cracked the illusion that safety lives behind manicured hedges and porch lights. We follow the ripple effects—from a neighbor’s raw letter of shared grief to a town that left lamps burning, phoned in every strange car, and asked whether a killer was still walking among them. As fear swelled, so did the rumors. Some sounded like pulp fiction: mafia plots, undercover ident...
