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Murder, Not MurderingAuthor: Murder, Not Murdering
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Ruthless: The Infamous Snyder Gray Murder
Monday, 2 February, 2026
In this episode, Erin delves into the infamous case of Ruth Snyder and Judd Gray, exploring the dark motivations behind their actions, the chaotic murder of Albert Snyder, and the sensational trial that followed. The conversation also touches on the impact of media sensationalism, particularly the shocking photograph taken during Ruth's execution, which marked a significant moment in journalism history. Erin emphasizes the importance of self-care amidst the heavy themes of true crime and societal issues. Chapters00:00 Introduction and Acknowledgment of Current Events02:47 The Infamous Case of Ruth Snyder and Judd Gray05:42 The Background of Ruth and Albert Snyder08:27 The Affair and the Murder Plot11:08 The Murder and Its Aftermath13:50 The Trial and Media Frenzy16:34 The Execution and Its Infamous Photograph19:35 Reflections on Death and Media Sensationalism Keywordstrue crime, Ruth Snyder, Judd Gray, murder, execution, media, yellow journalism, infamous cases, history, crime podcast TakeawaysThe podcast aims to provide a form of self-care for listeners.Ruth Snyder's case is infamous due to its shocking details and media coverage.Ruth's dissatisfaction with her marriage led to her plotting her husband's murder.The murder was chaotic and poorly executed, highlighting the desperation of the perpetrators.The trial attracted massive media attention, showcasing the era's yellow journalism.Ruth Snyder was portrayed as a femme fatale by the press.The photograph taken during Ruth's execution was unprecedented in media history.The case reflects societal fascinations with crime and punishment.Erin expresses the need for hope and resilience in current times.The podcast encourages listeners to engage with their community and support one another.
