The FOX True Crime Podcast

In 2004, a man was found naked, beaten, and barely conscious behind a Georgia Burger King. He had no ID, no wallet, and absolutely no memory of who he was. For more than a decade, the man who came to be known as "Benjaman Kyle" lived as a living ghost...the only known amnesia case of its kind in the United States.

Chanley Painter sits down with Shannon and Eric Evangelista, the investigative team and co-executive producers behind Hot Snakes Media. They dive into their groundbreaking new documentary, The Many Lives of Benjaman Kyle, to explore the mind-bending twists of a decade-long search for identity.

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A multi-agency manhunt through Hawaii’s Big Island has ended in the jungle capture of 36-year-old Jacob Baker. Authorities believe Baker is responsible for a terrifying two-day killing spree that left three elderly men dead across remote lava fields and tropical landscapes.

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Newly released texts and jail calls tied to convicted Ohio driver Mackenzie Shirilla are fueling renewed interest in the 2022 high-speed crash that killed her boyfriend Dominic Russo and friend Davion Flanagan.
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After nearly 30 years on death row and surviving nine execution dates, Richard Glossip is finally walking free. Glossip was originally arrested in 1997 for allegedly hiring Justin Sneed to murder their boss, Barry Van Treese. Despite Sneed confessing to the beating death, Glossip has maintained his innocence through decades of legal battles, destroyed evidence, and prosecutorial misconduct.

Criminal defense attorney and host of the Crime and Justice podcast,  Donna Rotunno, joins the Fox True Crime Podcast to analyze the "win-at-all-costs" mentality of prosecutors and the rare move by the Oklahoma Attorney General to support Glossip’s release.

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The couple, who were reported missing by a maid at their safari camp, were found with multiple stab wounds and their hands bound behind their backs.  Their bodies were discovered by tourists in the crocodile-infested Limpopo River within Kruger National Park. Authorities believe the couple may have been targeted after accidentally interrupting a poaching operation in the "Valley of Elephants". A massive manhunt is currently underway as police search for the killers
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