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Murders in Massachusetts is a true crime podcast dedicated to exploring real homicide cases, unsolved murders, and criminal investigations across Massachusetts. With a focus on both well-known and lesser-known cases, the podcast brings attention to the stories that continue to impact communities throughout the state.
Through immersive storytelling and a strong local perspective, each episode examines the details behind Massachusetts murders—from timelines and investigative findings to the unanswered questions that remain. Whether it’s a high-profile case or a quiet tragedy that never received widespread attention, the goal is to go beyond the surface and uncover the full story.
Massachusetts is known for its history—but it is also home to some of the most puzzling and haunting crimes. From Boston to small suburban towns, these cases reveal a different side of the places people think they know.
Listeners interested in true crime podcasts, unsolved murders in Massachusetts, cold cases, and real criminal investigations will find a deeper, more grounded approach—one that values accuracy, storytelling, and the voices connected to each case.
Because here, the investigation doesn’t end with the episode.
It continues.
Here are some great episodes to start with.
Creator, Executive Producer and Host
I’m a lifelong Massachusetts native with an equally lifelong fascination with true crime. It started early—watching the O.J. Simpson verdict unfold live at school (it was the ’90s, after all)—and it never let go. Since then, I’ve watched just about every episode of 20/20, 48 Hours, City Confidential, and anything else willing to reopen a case and ask the questions that don’t always have easy answers.
Some of the cases that first pulled me in were the Louise Woodward trial, Sarah Johnson’s conviction for killing her parents, and the stories of Laci Peterson, Robert Blake, and Phil Spector. High-profile cases, yes—but more importantly, moments that revealed how justice, media, and human behavior collide, often imperfectly.
I created Murders in Massachusetts because something was missing. While true crime has gone global, the stories closest to home often get overlooked—or only partially told. I’ve driven past these streets, followed these cases for years, and watched how certain details fade from public conversation while the questions remain.
This podcast is about bringing the focus back—reexamining the cases that unfolded in quiet towns and familiar neighborhoods across Massachusetts, the places we think we know best… until something unthinkable happens.