"My Mom's Murder" is a deeply personal true crime investigation hosted by Lauren Malloy, who uncovers the hidden truth behind her mother Lori's murder—a crime she only learned about decades after being told it was a natural death. Blending raw emotional narrative with investigative journalism, Lauren conducts hundreds of hours of interviews with law enforcement, family members, childhood friends, and potential suspects, piecing together a tangled web of secrets, lies, and systemic failures in East Providence, Rhode Island. The podcast's intimate first-person perspective sets it apart from traditional true crime shows, as listeners follow Lauren's real-time emotional journey of grief, suspicion, and determination to find justice. With a serialized 10-part structure full of twists and unreliable narrators, this series appeals to true crime enthusiasts who crave authentic, character-driven storytelling and the emotional stakes of a family seeking long-overdue answers. Fans of victim-centered investigations and slow-burn mysteries will find this especially compelling.