MURDERED: Nori Amaya

On Halloween night in 2009, 38-year-old D.C. restaurateur and salsa queen Nori Amaya went out dancing, came home alone, and was found strangled in her bed two days later. Police have DNA and hours of surveillance footage, but in a building full of people in Halloween masks, they’ve never been able to identify her killer. Sixteen years later, the key to solving this case could be a secret someone in Nori’s world is still keeping, or something that went missing from her apartment the night she died.

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Crime Junkie Starter Kit

Whether you’re a new listener or a seasoned Crime Junkie, you have to check out these episodes.

WARNING: Sextortion

WARNING: Sextortion

Two harrowing stories – those of Asia Anderson and Walker Montgomery – illustrate how the rising digital threat of sextortion can impact anyone and forever change lives.Resources Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): Find information and tips to help keep children...

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SURVIVED: Jaycee Dugard

SURVIVED: Jaycee Dugard

11-year-old Jaycee Dugard was abducted as she was walking to school in June of 1991. No one would see her again for 18 years, until two campus police officers did what parole and police officers couldn’t. But her story isn’t just one of survival – it’s one of...

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MURDERED: Erica Gene Shultz

MURDERED: Erica Gene Shultz

From the moment her sister Erica’s phone went to voice mail, Emily Corbin knew something was wrong. But thanks to all those true crime shows – and countless episodes of Crime Junkie – she also knew exactly what she had to do to find her. Her tenacity not only led...

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The Importance of DNA

DNA has the potential to change everything but it doesn’t always. These episodes explore cases where DNA played a role, for better or worse, and what happens when it’s mishandled, ignored, or never fully used to uncover the truth.

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Park Predators on YouTube with host Delia D’Ambra

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The landscapes. The evidence. The story.
Park Predators is now on YouTube.
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