Snapped: Women Who Murder Podcast

Oxygen

367 - Sasha Skare

Snapped: Women Who Murder is the official podcast adaptation of the long-running true crime television series produced by the Oxygen network. The show serves as an audio-only extension of the televised program, featuring the direct audio tracks from episodes that have aired over more than 30 seasons. Each episode presents a self-contained narrative focusing on a specific criminal case in which a female defendant is accused of murder or a violent crime.

The podcast follows a consistent documentary-style structure, beginning with the initial discovery of the crime and detailing the subsequent law enforcement investigation. The narrative is driven by a combination of professional narration and first-hand accounts, including interviews with detectives, prosecutors, defense attorneys, and journalists. In many instances, the audio includes archival recordings from police interrogations, 911 calls, and courtroom testimony, providing a detailed view of the legal process from the commission of the act through to the final verdict.

While the primary focus remains on the forensic and investigative aspects of each case, the series also examines the personal histories and motivations of the individuals involved. The cases covered range from premeditated financial crimes and domestic disputes to crimes of passion and complex revenge plots. By focusing specifically on female perpetrators, the show explores themes of psychological breaking points and the social dynamics that often surround these criminal events.

Managed by the Oxygen network, the podcast releases new episodes every Sunday. It functions as both a repository for the show’s extensive history—spanning hundreds of cases recorded since its television debut—and a contemporary delivery system for its latest broadcast investigations. The format is designed for listeners who prefer a traditional true crime documentary style delivered in an audio-centric medium.

367 - Sasha Skare