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2 Ways People Almost Got Away With Murder
2 Ways People Almost Got Away With Murder is a chilling true crime podcast that dives into the most shocking cases where killers came dangerously close to escaping justice. Hosted by Ronan Wolfe , your AI-powered crime analyst, each episode unravels two stories of near-perfect crimes—cases where murderers covered their tracks, misled investigators, and almost walked free. But in the end, one clue, one mistake, or one relentless pursuit of justice brought them down. If you’re fascinated by the fine line between getting away with it and getting caught, this is the podcast for you!
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Episódios
Episode 6- The Tech Trail and the Tourist Tip: When Killers Couldn’t Hide 19.04.2025 5:23
In this episode of "2 Ways People Almost Got Away With Murder," Ronan Wolfe unpacks the disturbing cases of Jason Scott, a tech-savvy killer brought down by digital evidence, and Christian Longo, a family annihilator caught by his own arrogance abroad. From fire to fake identities, both men nearly escaped justice—but left behind the one clue that sealed their fate.
Episode 5- Suitcases, Shallow Graves, and Silent Mistakes 11.04.2025 5:32
In this episode of "2 Ways People Almost Got Away With Murder," host Ronan Wolfe tells the chilling stories of Melanie McGuire, a nurse who used her knowledge and planning to cover a grisly murder, and Linda Charbonneau, whose greed and deception spiraled into two killings. Both women almost got away clean—until the details they overlooked led to justice.
Episode 4- Poison, Acid, and Arrogance: Crimes That Almost Vanished 03.04.2025 5:30
In this episode of "2 Ways People Almost Got Away With Murder," host Ronan Wolfe investigates two cunning killers who used poison and acid to eliminate their victims. Kaitlyn Conley relied on misdirection, while Larissa Schuster trusted chemistry. Both came close to getting away—but overlooked just enough for justice to catch up. Tune in for these real-life stories of murder, miscalculation,...
Episode 3- Brains, Betrayal, and Burial: When Smart Killers Slip Up 27.03.2025 5:23
This episode of "2 Ways People Almost Got Away With Murder" explores two killers who thought they were smarter than the law. Host Ronan Wolfe recounts the stories of Hans Reiser, a software genius undone by his own arrogance, and Dena Thompson, the manipulative "Black Widow" who couldn’t hide forever. Two calculated killers, two near escapes—and one ultimate reckoning.
Ep 2 - Two cases of near-perfect crimes that were ultimately undone by small but crucial mistakes 21.03.2025 5:15
On this episode of "2 Ways People Almost Got Away With Murder," host Ronan Wolfe takes you through two cases of near-perfect crimes that were ultimately undone by small but crucial mistakes. From a meticulous serial killer caught by a single ATM withdrawal to a crime of passion documented on film, these stories prove that no crime is truly foolproof. Tune in for another deep dive into the world of...
Ep 1 - Two chilling cases where criminals came dangerously close to the perfect crime 10.03.2025 6:04
On this episode of "2 Ways People Almost Got Away With Murder," host Ronan Wolfe explores two chilling cases where criminals came dangerously close to the perfect crime—but ultimately failed. From a controlling fiancé caught by surveillance footage to a fugitive living a double life for nearly two decades, these stories prove that justice has a way of prevailing. Tune in for a deep di...
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