HOSTS
HOMICIDE 360
show
HOMICIDE 360 is a weekly true crime podcast that examines homicide cases from every angle - with victims at the heart of each story and the search for answers. Hosted by Anna-Sigga Nicolazzi and Scott Weinberger, each episode takes listeners inside the investigation, where the hosts draw on their experience to provide an insider’s perspective. Through the voices of victims’ loved ones, investigators and prosecutors, the series reveals how cases unfold, how justice is pursued, and the lasting impact of these crimes.
Our Team
Anna-Sigga Nicolazzi
Anna-Sigga has spent the entirety of her career focused on the criminal justice system.
She was a New York City homicide prosecutor for 16 of her 21 years at the Brooklyn
District Attorney’s Office, one of the busiest offices in the country. When she saw
burnout on the horizon, she transitioned to media – first television and then podcasts –
drawing on her background to highlight the stories of crime victims, survivors and those
that work on their behalf. Anna-Sigga is the founder of Forseti Media Inc. She was the
co-creator and host of Anatomy of Murder podcast and is currently the host and
executive producer of Law & Order: Criminal Justice System podcast, now heading into
its third season. She also teaches trial advocacy each winter at Harvard Law School
during their popular Trial Advocacy Workshop course, where she loves helping shape
the next generation of advocates and that it helps to keep her skills sharp
Scott Weinberger
Scott Weinberger is an Emmy Award-winning investigative journalist, filmmaker, podcast
creator, and former law enforcement officer. He is the creator and host of Cold Blooded:
The Apollo Gym Murders, a real-time investigative podcast in which he played a pivotal
role in helping solve a 40-year-old cold case. Scott is also the creator and executive
producer of On the Case with Paula Zahn, now in its 29th season and marking its 400th
episode. He is the founder of Weinberger Media, a production company behind long-
running and award-winning crime and investigation programming, and the co-creator of
Anatomy of Murder. His work is grounded in real investigative experience, careful
reporting, and a victims-first approach to storytelling.