Murder Maps – A True Crime Map

iOS app by Raimond Acevedo. News · Raimond Acevedo

Store rating
4.6 / 5
Store rating count
5
Download price
Free to download
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
1.4.7
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-12

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True crime is closer than you think. You've watched the cases on Forensic Files, 20/20, Cold Justice, and other investigative shows. Now discover where they happened. Murder Maps puts real homicide cases on a map, letting you explore the true crime history around you — wherever you are. Each pin represents a real case and the location where a body was discovered. Explore the story behind the case, learn about the victim, and discover what investigators uncovered. Traveling to a new city? Your map changes with you. Exploring your hometown? You might discover a case you never knew happened nearby. Explore the Map • 460+ real homicide cases to discover • Explore cases near you wherever you travel • Incident of the Day — discover a featured case from somewhere else in the country • On This Day — discover cases connected to today's date • Featured cases from real true crime television shows • Share incidents with friends • Archive up to 5 cases to come back to later • Explore the stories behind each case, including victims and investigative details • Privacy-focused — your location stays on your device • Clean, map-first design built for exploring Whether you're a lifelong true crime fan, traveling somewhere new, or simply curious about the history hiding in your own backyard, Murder Maps gives you a new way to experience true crime. The cases you've watched on television didn't just happen somewhere. They happened somewhere. And sometimes… that somewhere is closer than you think.

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