The Murder Police Podcast
The Murder Police Podcast
Episodes
Join Me At The Clark County Library To Explore How Real Murder Investigations Work
Want a straight answer on how homicide investigations actually work? We’re gathering at the Clark County Public Library in Winchester, Kentucky on Thursday February 5, 2026 at 6:00 PM, for an evening that swaps TV shortcuts for the real craft o...
Back On The Case! Finally!
The mics are live again and the purpose is sharper than ever. After months of moving chaos, a dismantled studio, and a nasty bout of cervical nerve pain, we return with a Season 12 recap, a clear-eyed plan for Season 13, and a commitment that g...
An Update On The Timmy Sterner Case And A Family’s Fight For Answers
A father’s worst fear met a hard truth: remains found near a previously searched area were identified as Little Timmy Sterner. We invited Timmy’s dad, Tim, and stepmom, Ashley, to share what changed, what hasn’t, and how a family holds steady w...
18 Wheels And A Highway | The Murder of Myra Danette Stalbosky | Part 1
A father’s worry, a 14.7-second call, and a grainy tape from a SuperAmerica lot set a true crime story in motion. We walk you through the final hours of 18-year-old reserve officer Myra Stalbosky—her truck trouble on I-65, a rest area encounter...
18 Wheels and a Highway: The Murder of Myra Danette Stalbosky | Part 2
A lone truck on a crowded interstate. A quick mental calculation that says, stop this one. That’s where our story turns: a roadside decision that opens a far bigger truth about the disappearance of Myra Stoboski and the precision required to fi...
Fan Mail
One night Five Murders I was working at the old Fayette Detention Center on Clark St when this crime occurred. I was not too long graduated from EKU and in my first criminal justice job. I remember our dispatcher coming down to booking and saying...they found a body. Then a bit later...they found another body. And before the night was over it was five. I had to sit with Faye Foster one time while she met with her attorney as there was a shortage of matrons. I had never seen someone so cold and unfeeling. All these years later and I have never forgotten that night. That was my introduction to criminal justice! My first real taste of crime and criminals. It has been a lot of years. I heard some things on here I had not heard before. I am enjoying your podcast! I recognize some of these crimes! I am friends with Josh Masterson! His wife told me about your podcast. They asked me to say hello!
Lexington, Kentucky
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