Till Death Do Us Part Podcast

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When a body is found bloodied and bound, investigators must try to figure out if the killing was a sex game gone wrong or a staged scene trying to lead them away from the true killer.Case begins at 15:00We do recommend you listen to the factoids. It's our number 1 most requested topic: adult aerobics.Support the show

The conclusion to a case out of Connecticut, 6 years in the making.Normally Factoids are reserved for our regularly scheduled Till Death Do Us Part episodes, but Daniel blessed us all with some Factoids in this episode. Enjoy!Case begins at 13:20Support the show

The conclusion to the shooting of Billy Woodward, how Truman Capote and his “Swans” come into play, and Melissa tells Daniel how two past cases are connected to the players in this case.Case begins at 6:00Support the show

Here we go! The case getting a lot of new attention at the moment. Ever since Demi Moore graced the screen in the new season of Feuds: Capote vs The Swans playing the role of American socialite Ann Woodward.Listen as Melissa tells Daniel what happened on the fateful morning of October 30th, 1955. Did Billy Woodward fall victim to a case of mistaken identity? Or was he killed as a m

Listen as Melissa tells Daniel another horrific case with seemingly no motive. Enjoy!No Factoids in this episode because Daniel's one job was too much for him this week. Lol!!! Sorry to the 10 of you who adore his facts.Support the show

*Before you listen, please remember that Melissa now knows which teams are playing in the 2024 Super Bowl and that one of them is from California. She apologizes for her ignorance in the matter.Listen as Melissa tells Daniel the case of a tragic accident caused by a loving partner. But when a video is found of the incident it leaves investigators and anyone who sees it, speechless.

The conclusion to the case of Viki Lozano.Support the show

You guys!! This case is insane.Listen as Melissa tells Daniel details of a case that has rarely been covered by media outlets but has all the makings of a Lifetime movie. A woman is shot dead sitting in her own bed, found by her detective husband whose service weapon is lying next to her lifeless body. After investigators leave the scene questions finally begin to be asked. But wer

In 2009, a gunshot was heard in a heavily wooded area in Starkville Mississippi, followed by someone yelling out, "Oh my God". When a body was found at the edge of a tree lined clearing, it did not take investigators long to track down their one and only suspect. But was the murderer the person who was eventually locked behind bars or would the defense prove the killing w