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The Man Who Walked Out with the Mona Lisa
Oct 19, 2026
A worker removes a portrait from the Louvre. More than two years later, a letter signed Leonard V. leads to a Florence hotel room and the recovery of the Mona Lisa. Follow the theft, the attempted…
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Flight 19: The Journey That Did Not Come Home
Oct 13, 2026
Five Navy aircraft left Florida for a training exercise in December 1945. Their radio messages point toward navigational trouble. This episode follows the historical record beyond the Bermuda…
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The Night Someone Took Over Chicago Television
Oct 12, 2026
On November 22, 1987, two Chicago television stations were interrupted by an unauthorized signal. Engineers restored the picture, but a verified identity never emerged. True Crime Stories for No…
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Mary Celeste: A Ship Without Its People
Oct 11, 2026
(00:00:00) Welcome and the empty ship (00:00:57) The voyage and ten people (00:01:33) The last log entry (00:01:46) The discovery (00:02:40) The survey report (00:03:32) Pumps and…
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Alcatraz: The Escape That Never Reached an Ending
Oct 10, 2026
Three false heads hid three empty beds. Follow Frank Morris and the Anglin brothers through the 1962 Alcatraz escape, and the evidence that cannot tell us whether they survived the bay. True Crime…
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The Gardner Museum Heist: Thirteen Works, Empty Frames
Oct 09, 2026
Two men in police uniforms entered a Boston museum in March 1990. Eighty-one minutes later, thirteen works of art were gone. Their empty frames remain part of the story. True Crime Stories for No…
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The Flannan Isles: Three Keepers, One Silent Lighthouse
Oct 08, 2026
The lamp was prepared and the kitchen was tidy, but three keepers were gone. Follow the original Flannan Isles records, the damaged landing equipment and the likely explanation that leaves part of…
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Somerton Man: The Book, the Beach, and a Name
Oct 07, 2026
A tiny scrap of poetry led investigators from an Adelaide beach to a book, a telephone number, and a convincing lead that collapsed. Decades later, DNA research offered a possible name. What did it…
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D.B. Cooper: The Man Who Left the Plane
Oct 06, 2026
In November 1971, a passenger demanded ransom, released the passengers, and disappeared from a Boeing 727 with a parachute. A portion of the money later surfaced. His identity did not.True Crime…
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The Ruby Slippers and the Single Red Sequin
Oct 06, 2026
A famous pair of shoes disappeared from a Minnesota museum in 2005. A single sequin remained. Almost thirteen years later, an undercover operation recovered the slippers and began bringing the story…
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The Empty Ship at Diamond Shoals
Oct 05, 2026
A five-masted schooner reached the North Carolina coast in January 1921 with nobody aboard. Its boats and crew were missing. Then a message in a bottle seemed to explain everything.True Crime Stories…
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Hatton Garden: The Vault They Entered Twice
Oct 04, 2026
A hole through the wall should have been enough. But on their first night inside a London safe-deposit building, the Hatton Garden burglars met an obstacle they could not move. They left, then came…
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We’re Back!
Oct 04, 2026
True Crime Stories for No Sleep is returning.A welcome back, and a glimpse of the stories ahead: an empty ship, a stolen pair of ruby slippers, and a London vault the burglars had to return…
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One Picture from 20 years ago SOLVED a Murder Case
Jan 13, 2025
They say the camera never lies—though these days, with AI, pictures can tell some pretty wild stories.But back in 1991, cameras didn’t make things up. They just showed the truth.And in the cold case…
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The Disappearance of Erin Foster and Jeremy Bechtel
Jan 06, 2025
Welcome to True Crime Stories for No Sleep. This is the place where we share fascinating mysteries in a calm, steady voice.If you enjoy unsolved cases and interesting stories, you’re in the right…
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The Angel of Death | Beverly Allit
Dec 23, 2024
This is the chilling backdrop to the story of Beverly Allitt, a nurse whose presence on the children’s ward at Grantham Hospital in 1991 marked the beginning of a harrowing series of events.Today, on…
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Cold Case Solved by a Witness After 20 Years
Dec 17, 2024
In recent years, cold cases that were solved through advances in science have been the main focus of popular documentary television shows such as Forensic Files and The New Detectives.These shows…
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A Deadly Love Triangle
Dec 09, 2024
It’s a warm spring evening in Austin, Texas. You’ve just wrapped up a day of training, feeling the satisfying ache in your muscles. The air smells like cedar and adventure. You’re staying at a close…
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Catching A Serial Killer | Robert Zarinsky
Dec 03, 2024
This is the story of Robert Zarinsky, a predator who roamed the streets of New Jersey, camouflaged by the ordinary, haunting the lives of young women whose only mistake was to cross his path. For…
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Two Murders, One Name: Coincidence or Conspiracy?
Dec 02, 2024
Welcome to the long-awaited debut of True Crime Stories for No Sleep. If you’ve been a fan of this podcast in the past, we sincerely thank you for your patience while we went dark for several…
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