ABC News Podcast Network is expanding its true crime offering with two new series, providing early access to subscribers and wide releases for all listeners.
The first, “Cold Blooded: Who Killed These Girls?”, explores the 1991 quadruple murder in Austin, Texas, which led to a 34-year investigation and several wrongful convictions before the real perpetrator was identified.
Cristina Corbin, editorial producer for “20/20”, hosts the series, which features the first in-depth interview with one of the men wrongfully convicted and examines how genetic genealogy finally solved the case.
The podcast also looks at the lasting impact
The podcast also looks at the lasting impact of the crime on the Austin community.
The first three episodes are now available ad-free for “20/20 True Crime+” subscribers on Apple Podcasts, with a general release on all platforms set for 24 November.
A trailer for the series is currently available on all podcast platforms.
Following this, “Britain’s Most Notorious Crimes” (working title) will premiere for subscribers on 5 January, with a wide release on 19 January.
This series revisits some of the United Kingdom’s
This series revisits some of the United Kingdom’s most high-profile crime cases, including those of Ben Needham, Joanna Yeates, Jane Andrews, and Peter Tobin.
Each episode will feature exclusive interviews and new revelations, to take listeners beyond the headlines.
The “20/20 True Crime+” subscription channel on Apple Podcasts offers ad-free listening, early access to new series, and exclusive content, including both new podcasts and archival “20/20” episodes.
Both “Cold Blooded: Who Killed These Girls?” and “Britain’s Most Notorious Crimes” will be available early to all subscribers.
