It's been a while year you guys. We cannot thank you enough for the support of our friends, family and listeners. You guys make every...

The murders of teenage lovebirds. Familial DNA. Bombshells from the defense. Exclusive Forensic Files details. All that and bloopers in...

In less than a year, one man stole the lives of 11 children. He dubbed himself the “Beast of BC” and the moniker stuck because he is one...

It was a stormy summer night in 1961. The family dog barked and the children were restless. By the next morning, 8 year old Ann Marie...

What started as affection for women’s shoes grew into a much darker fetish. While some boys dreamed of owning their own car and going to...

When people think of Portland, they think of a loving, all-inclusive home to all walks of life. However, there is an iniquitous history...

Two young girls disappeared a few months apart in Tacoma, Washington in 1986. Both girls were found deceased in local parks with signs of...

Mia Zapata and her band, The Gits, were on the cusp of making it big in the music industry when in a blink of an eye, the dreams, the...

Portland in the 1980s brought amazing music to the masses. A major part of the PDX music scene were the popular nightclubs all over the...

This magical season, we have something more special than stocking stuffers for you. Because you were so good this year, MITR is leaving a...

The Pacific Northwest has an ugly and secret past that continues to haunt indigenous personas and immigrants. This week, Alisha will be discussing two cases. First, a current investigations surrounding the murders of multiple Alaskan indigenous women. Then we go back to the 1800’s to discuss the largest massacre of Chinese immigrants in US history. Image credit: Lorie Shaull/Flickr Kathleen J. Henry, photo credit heavy.com Veronica Abouchuk, photo credit heavy.com Brian Steve

Turkey (or tofurkey) isn’t the only thing to devour this Thanksgiving! Murder in the Rain is bringing you TWO cases in this episode! Get...