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Brief and Bingeable True Crime Podcast.
Subscribe and listen to the best true crime podcast for chilling short stories, mysteries, and notorious murder cases. Follow along as we take you through the backstory of serial killers as well as first time killers. Hear interviews and crime scene analysis, all in a brief and bingeable format. A real-life true crime podcast.
In 2010, a video appeared online showing a man suffocating two kittens with a vacuum-sealed bag. Thousands of people across the internet banded together to track down the killer, convinced he would escalate to human victims. They were absolutely rig…
On May 18th, 1927, the children of Bath Consolidated School were settling into their morning lessons when the world exploded around them. Thirty-eight kids would never make it home. The man responsible? Their own school board treasurer, who had been…
In 1952, nurses at a Schenectady orphanage discovered a six-month-old baby in such horrific condition that most believed he was beyond saving. One nurse refused to give up on him. Her love and dedication should have been enough to heal the trauma. B…
Host/Creator
Joe, the voice and the brain behind 10 Minute Murder, found his obsession with true crime in the '90s—a time when the Menendez Brothers trial and O.J. Simpson’s courtroom drama were beamed into living rooms like the most twisted reality TV show ever. While other kids were busy with cartoons, Joe was quietly asking, “Why are people like this?” Decades later, he’s still asking, and 10 Minute Murder is his way of figuring it all out.
When he’s not unraveling humanity’s darker tendencies, Joe yells at his favorite sports teams (constructively, of course… Go Bills!), devours books like they’re snacks, and escapes to stand-up comedy shows to recalibrate his faith in humanity. Most nights, he’s on the couch, remote in hand, watching a murder documentary and mumbling, ‘Oh, come on, you know better than that.’ It’s not just entertainment—it’s research, or so he tells himself.
