Why Bank Robbers Still Skip the Optimal Window: Updated Stats on a Declining Crime
Bank robberies in the United States have plunged to historic lows, yet the patterns of when and where they occur still reveal surprisingly s...
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Dr. Carlos is an adjunct Professor in Forensic Psychology and Criminal psychopathology. He discusses concepts in the world of forensic psychology. He discusses legal issues pertaining to for...
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Listen to Forensic Psychology, a Health podcast by Circle Of Insight Productions. Stream 997 episodes in English, follow new audio stories, and play episodes online on Radio and Podcast.
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20 of 997 episodesThe Imposter in the Abbey: Michael Dongarra and the Psychology of Sanctuary
1997, a fugitive con man who had stolen over a million dollars in religious artifacts while posing as an Anglican priest sought refuge insid...
Live on Camera: How Mexico's Cartel War Turned Influencers into Targets
Mexican content creators are being killed in real time on TikTok and Instagram as rival Sinaloa Cartel factions settle scores in public. Cés...
The Mind of the I-5 Strangler: Paraphilias, Sadism, and Serial Offender Profiling with Dr. Hickey
In this episode, leading forensic criminologist Dr. Eric Hickey joins us to analyze the psychopathological profile and behavioral mechanics...
The Father in the Emergency Room: Toronto, 1999
In 1999 a father named Henry Masuka walked into St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto carrying his infant son through an asthma attack and walke...
Depth Charge: The Lobster Spot That Almost Cost a Life
On the opening day of Florida’s lobster mini-season, a heated dispute over a diving location near Fisher Island escalated when a man alleged...
The Jackal’s Mind: Ideology, Narcissism, and the Psychology of Transnational Violence
This episode explores the psychological profile and behavioral motivations of Ilich Ramírez Sánchez, analyzing how grandiosity, ideological...
Black Widows of Los Angeles: The Hit-and-Run Insurance Murders
Two elderly women in California befriended homeless men, housed them, and took out millions in life insurance policies naming themselves as...
The 1982 Chicago Tylenol Murders: Poison on the Shelves
In late September 1982, seven people in the Chicago area died after taking Extra-Strength Tylenol capsules laced with potassium cyanide. The...
America’s Murder Rate Plummets to Historic Lows: Inside the 2026 Crime Drop
In the first half of 2026, U.S. homicides fell 18 percent, putting the country on track for its lowest murder levels in more than a century...
DNA Across State Lines: How a 1992 Chinatown Cold Case Exposed a Multi-State Serial Killer
In May 1992, the body of unhoused 45-year-old Nancy Hernandez was found beaten, sexually assaulted, and strangled in a utility corridor off...
The Double Mirror: Inside the Minds of the Kray Twins
In the 1960s, London’s East End was ruled by a singular, terrifying force: identical twin brothers Ronnie and Reggie Kray, who seamlessly bl...
The Scent of Murder: Unpacking the "Bitter Almond" Trope
This episode breakdown explores why crime scene investigators treat the scent of bitter almonds like a smoking gun. It uncovers the real che...
The Anatomy of Threat: Inside a Face-to-Face Mass Shooter Encounter
This episode examines the profound psychological dynamics of facing an active mass killer through the firsthand account of Navy Airman Ryan...
The Nonsense Defense: Ganser Syndrome, Malingering, and the Psychology of Faking Madness
Ganser Syndrome is one of the most bizarre and contested diagnoses in all of forensic psychiatry, a condition where individuals give deliber...
The Confession Trap: Why Melissa Ellison’s Killer Called the Police After 39 Years of Silence
On December 28, 1987, 20 year old Melissa Ellison was beaten to death in her Jacksonville mobile home while her 13 month old daughter sat cr...
Narco-Terrorism and the Criminal Mind: What the 22nd MEU's Caribbean Campaign Reveals About Cartel Psychology, Organizational Violence, and
The transnational narco-terrorist networks that the 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit spent ten months hunting across the Caribbean under Opera...
The Hunting Ground: Transnational "Tourist" Crews Target Suburban America
In this episode, we break down a troubling new security trend hitting the master-planned communities of Southern California. On June 30, 202...
Inside the Criminal Mind: A Retired DEA Agent on the Psychology of Colombian Cartel Leadership, Loyalty, and the Architecture of Narco Viol
Colombian cartel organizations are not simply criminal enterprises held together by money and fear, they are sophisticated psychosocial ecos...
The Psychology of Sacred Betrayal: What Father Richard Storey's Alleged $160,000 Embezzlement Reveals About Moral Disengagement, Entitlement
Father Richard Storey held one of the most psychologically powerful positions a person can occupy in a community — a trusted religious autho...