True Crime Psychosis & The Internet’s Obsession 8/18/26

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Aug 19, 202602:12:17News & Politics

Lauren Neidigh of Court of Random Opinion joins us to discuss the cultural phenomenon exploding around cases like the Lindsay Clancy murder trial: true-crime fandom, amateur investigators, parasocial attachments, competi...

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