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Unresolved: A True Crime & Mystery Podcast

Unresolved: A True Crime & Mystery Podcast

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Some stories have no ending.

Some questions never get answered. Since 2015, Micheal Whelan has made it his mission to ask them anyway. Unresolved is the podcast for those who believe every story is worth following, no matter where it leads. Join us as we dive into the cases that keep investigators up at night... cold cases, unidentified serial killers, unsolved disappearances, and other mysteries that refuse to stay buried.

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  • West Memphis Three (Part Four: Trials & Tribulations)

    West Memphis Three (Part Four: Trials & Tribulations)
    Apr 3 2026
    "When we saw Damien and Jason being chained up and taken off, it was just so emotional, because we felt the wrong guys were being carted off."

    In June of 1993, Joe Berlinger and Bruce Sinofsky were two young filmmakers coming off their acclaimed breakthrough and looking for a new opportunity. That's when an executive from HBO told them about a new story that had just taken place down in West Memphis, Arkansas, in which three teenagers were accused of killing three eight-year-olds. They assumed it would be a pretty straightforward story of youth violence.

    They spent their first few weeks with the victims' families and interviewed the prosecutors and police officials about the case. But then they met the defendants, everything changed for them. Over the next ten months, they were allowed unprecedented access to the courtroom, the families, the defendants, and the investigation...



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  • West Memphis Three (Part Three: The Devil In West Memphis)

    West Memphis Three (Part Three: The Devil In West Memphis)
    Mar 30 2026
    “I think I was the closest thing he could come to conceiving of what he thought a Satanist would look like. All black was the only thing I ever wore. Ridiculous hairstyles. I was a stupid teenager.”

    On May 6th, 1993 - the same day the bodies of three boys were found in West Memphis, Arkansas - a juvenile probation officer was standing at the crime scene as authorities gathered to process the evidence. In an offhand remark, he said that a local youth, Damien Echols, had "finally killed someone."

    The bodies hadn’t been autopsied yet. No evidence had been processed and no interviews had been conducted. No suspects had been identified through any investigative means whatsoever. And a law enforcement officer was already naming a suspect at the crime scene. Not because of anything connected to this crime, but because of who that person was and what that person was rumored to believe...



    Learn more about this podcast at http://unresolved.me

    Check out the podcast store at unresolved.dashery.com

    If you would like to support this podcast, consider heading to https://www.patreon.com/unresolvedpod to become a Patron or Producer

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    1 h y 28 m
  • West Memphis Three (Part Two: 93-05-0666)

    West Memphis Three (Part Two: 93-05-0666)
    Mar 27 2026
    "One of my officers found a tennis shoe, and, inquisitive, he just jumped in the water and felt one of them."

    On the evening of May 5th, 1993, three eight-year-old boys - Stevie Branch, Michael Moore, and Christopher Byers - went out to play in the neighborhood around Robin Hood Hills in West Memphis, Arkansas. They were supposed to be home by dark but never came home. By 8:00 PM, their families had contacted police and were beginning to search for them with flashlights, but held back by the creeping darkness and the elements.

    The following morning, the community gathered to help participate in the search. Hours passed without any sign of the three. But at approximately 1:45 PM, a juvenile parole officer peered over the steep bank of a water-filled ditch near where the woods bordered the nearby Blue Beacon Truck Wash. He spotted something in the water...



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    45 m
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This episodes that already done to finish are good. All them have so much information about it.

Good to listen

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I followed this podcast for a long time back when it was only on YT. I've always loved it. It is creepy, well-researched and well-told and always interesting. I lost track of it for a long time and assumed he'd just given it up and didn't even think to look for it, duh. I was thrilled to stumble across it here and what's better a year or two worth of cases I haven't heard yet.

I remember loving it back in the day when true crime podcasts were just starting to explode. Michael was so free of the silliness and disrespect of so many TC podcasts. It was straightforward and factual but never boring. To me it is on the same level as Casefile but I think even better researched. He's one of the best and most long lasting in the field.

My one criticism is he does talk a bit too fast. But now I can slow it down lol so it's fine.

A Pioneer in the Field

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I love the multi part stories, you can tell Micheal really does care about the victims in the stories he does.

One of my favorites

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Great podcast with a lot of content I’d never heard before when I first started listening to true crime. Look forward to every new episode. I also feel these stories are told in an ethical and respectful manner to the victims and loved ones.

Love this podcast!

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Smart, well researched, thoughtful and INDEPENDENT!!! I have been enjoying this podcast for years and still get excited for each new episode.

My very favorite true crime podcast!

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