The FOX True Crime Podcast w/ Emily Compagno

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Episodes

Part 2 : The Lindbergh Kidnapping | The Myths Behind the Crime of the Century

Yesterday (07/02/2026) 00:27:37Alex Murdaugh Returns to Court | True Crime Minute

07/01/2026 00:01:45 Part 1: What Happened to the Lindbergh Baby?

06/30/2026 00:35:29Former Youth Pastor Dies by Suicide in Jail After Arrest for Wife's 2006 Murder | True Crime Minute

06/29/2026 00:01:44Daughter Charged in Parents' Cold Case Murders | True Crime Minute

06/26/2026 00:01:44 Show all episodes

Our take on The FOX True Crime Podcast w/ Emily Compagno

Emily Compagno, the co-host of Outnumbered on The FOX News Channel, and a team of true-crime reporters, legal experts, and officers hold weekly discussions on some of the most compelling cases in America. From missing-person cases to solved and unsolved murders and celebrity crime trials, The FOX True Crime Podcast takes a deep dive into the story and brings you along through interviews and on-the-ground reporting. The FOX True Crime Podcast w/ Emily Compagno is a true crime podcast by Fox Audio Network.

Producer
Fox Audio Network

Host
Emily Compagno

Country
United States

Episodes count
620

Average duration
15 minutes

Frequency
Two times a week

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Bill Davey - 06/06/2024
Thank you Emily for hi lighting sex trafficking in your story of Megan Conner. Our church has raised funds and is building a safe house for trafficked young women. This is truly evil what these girls and boys also are being subjected to . Please continue to get this out in the media , this administration is doing very little to combat this let alone facilitating it to occur with this open border. God bless you and your family, kind regards,Bill

Michael Ranos - 08/08/2023
Emily, enjoy your podcast. Two stories that might be of interest to you. The browns chicken murders in Palatine Illinois. The Adrian Reynolds murder in Moline Illinois. M. Ranos Illinois state police retired.