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...
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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 988 episodes in English, follow new audio stories, and play episodes online on Radio and Podcast.
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20 of 988 episodesDNA 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...
The Warrior Identity After Combat: A Forensic Psychology Lens on Wil Ravelo's Transition from Green Beret to SWAT Officer
Wil Ravelo's trajectory from Green Beret to police officer to SWAT operator is not just a career story, it is a forensic psychology case stu...
Profiling the Proxy: The Psychology of Tehran’s Assassins
Explore the dark psychological architecture behind state-sponsored terror as we profile the operatives recruited into Iran’s Quds Force. Thi...
Inside the Cartel Mind: The CJNG World Cup Gambits
This episode delivers a deep-dive behavioral analysis of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) and their calculated psychological warfare...
The Psychology of Playing Under Cartel Terror: What Colombia's 1994 World Cup Reveals About Fear, Identity, and Coercive Control
Colombia's 1994 World Cup squad carried into every match not only the weight of national expectation but the invisible psychological burden...
51-Year Secret: Forensic Genealogy, Elder Homicide, and the Mind of a Killer
In 1975, the partial remains of 73-year-old William Reginald Sipfle were discovered in a Tucson landfill, a case that went cold for over fiv...
Engineering the Killer: The Psychological Grooming of Narco Youth
How do criminal syndicates successfully condition ordinary teenagers to desensitize themselves to extreme violence, torture, and murder? Thi...
Freight Heists in the Digital Age: Cyber-Enabled Cargo Theft at America’s Crossroads
Memphis and Chicago serve as critical logistical hubs processing millions of freight containers annually, yet this infrastructure has enable...
Watching from the Shadows: The Connecticut Bluetooth Voyeur
Imagine walking into a friend’s home, completely unaware that the everyday electronics surrounding you are actively broadcasting your most p...
Criminal or Crisis? Madness and Liability in the Modena Attack
Following the horrific ramming on Via Emilia, Italian authorities quickly ruled out international terrorism, pointing instead to a severe ps...