Murder? I Hardly Know Her is a dorky true crime podcast made by two women who can't shut up about crime. Mainly the murdery parts. We strive to bring to light crimes that you have never heard of before, but we will also talk about the classics!
Jenny discusses a devastating shooting in Syracuse, NY and the team discusses the ethics of assuming guilt before innocence.
We are back! In this week’s episode Jenny and Kaylah dive into the topic of crime against marginalized people. D.C 1919, a race war breaks out and a blaze of anger spreads throughout the country.
On Jenny's week, she tells us about the mystery around the murder of Susan Galvin. We again, talk about how DNA technology can crack a cold case. Even one that's 52 years old.
In this episode Kaylah tells the story of Christy Mirack and how DNA can solve the seemingly unsolvable. We also delve into some ethical questions about public DNA databases.
In this episode, Jenny goes over the crime that hit closest to home for her. Two men, a blue Caprice, and a whole bunch of mayhem. This is the condensed story of the D.C Sniper.
In this dorky new true crime podcast, Jenny Grim and Kaylah Warda dive right into a crime that hits close to home. In Buffalo, New York 2006, Ralph "Bucky" Phillips escapes from prison and all of Western New York goes bananas.
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