The Columbine High School Massacre: The 1999 Tragedy That Shocked the World

The Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping: The Crime of the Century

In this gripping episode of A True Crime Podcast, host Alexander Lawson unravels the 1932 abduction and murder of 20-month-old Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr., son of aviation hero Charles Lindbergh. From the rainy night the baby was snatched from his nursery, through desperate ransom negotiations, the heartbreaking discovery of his body, to the sensational trial and execution of Bruno Richard Hauptmann, this is the case that shocked the world and changed American law forever. Was justice served, or was an innocent man condemned by public pressure? Dive into the evidence, controversies, and enduring mysteries of the original “Crime of the Century.” New episodes every week. Follow for more true crime stories, rate and review on Spotify, and share your theories in the comments. Listener discretion advised.

The Columbine High School Massacre: The 1999 Tragedy That Shocked the World

On April 20, 1999, seniors Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold walked into Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorado, armed with guns and bombs. In less than an hour, they murdered 13 people—12 students and one teacher—and injured 23 others before taking their own lives. In this episode of A True Crime Podcast, host Alexander Lawson examines the harrowing timeline of events, the killers’ disturbing plans and writings, the heroism and horror inside the school library, and the lasting impact on law enforcement, mental health awareness, and American society. A sobering look at one of the deadliest and most influential school shootings in U.S. history. ⚠️ Content Warning: This episode includes graphic descriptions of violence and discusses suicide and mass murder. Listener discretion is advised. Subscribe for more in-depth true crime stories, and leave a review on Spotify if you appreciate our work. Resources for mental health support are available in the show notes.

HIV as a Weapon: The Deliberate Crimes of Daryll Rowe | A True Crime Podcast with Alexander Lawson

In this gripping episode, host Alexander Lawson uncovers the shocking story of Daryll Rowe, the UK hairdresser who became the first person in Britain convicted of deliberately spreading HIV. After his diagnosis, Rowe used dating apps to target men, lying about his status, sabotaging protection, and sending cruel taunting messages to his victims. From Brighton to the north-east, his calculated campaign left five men infected and others traumatized. Explore the landmark trial, harrowing victim testimonies, and the life sentence that followed in this disturbing case of betrayal and harm. A True Crime Podcast delivers the facts with depth and respect for those affected. Content warning: discussions of HIV transmission, sexual harm, and psychological trauma. Listener discretion advised. New episodes weekly. Subscribe and turn on notifications so you never miss a case.

The Murder of Jenna Baldwin: A Stepfather’s Deadly Deception

In this episode of A True Crime Podcast, host Alexander Lawson unravels the chilling case of 15-year-old Jenna Baldwin from Pontypool, South Wales. What began as a missing persons search turned into a nightmare when her stepfather, Michael Baldwin, was exposed for murder, a shocking cover-up involving fake texts and calls, and a shallow grave in the Welsh hills. From family tensions and a disputed “accident” to a dramatic trial and conviction, discover how one man’s lies shattered a family forever. A story of betrayal, justice, and the hidden dangers within the home. Trigger warning: Contains details of violence against a minor and family betrayal. Listener discretion advised. Support resources for domestic abuse available via local helplines. Subscribe for more true crime stories, and leave a review if you want more episodes like this. New episodes drop regularly. #TrueCrime #JennaBaldwin #MurderInWales #StepfatherKiller

The Doll Woman Spy: Velvalee Dickinson’s WWII Espionage Secrets

In this gripping episode of A True Crime Podcast, host Alexander Lawson uncovers the incredible true story of Velvalee Dickinson — the elegant New York doll shop owner who became a notorious spy for Imperial Japan during World War II. Using coded letters disguised as innocent doll collector chatter, she passed critical U.S. naval intelligence straight to the enemy. From her high-society connections and forged signatures to dramatic FBI cryptanalysis and a fierce arrest in a bank vault, discover how “The Doll Woman” nearly faced the death penalty for treason. A tale of betrayal, cunning codes, and one of the strangest espionage cases in American history. Tune in for the full story — and decide for yourself what drove her to betray her country. New episodes every week. Subscribe and never miss a case.