The Minds of Madness - True Crime Stories

Join us, as we take a look at the case of the Frankston Serial Killer. You’ll hear how three young women became victims of a remorseless murderer who chose his victims at random, striking whenever he felt the urge to kill.How to support:For extra perks including extra content, early release, and ad-free episodes -Go to - PatreonHow to connect:WebsiteInstagramFacebookTwitterSpecial Thanks:Dr. Sohom Dashttps://www.youtube.com/c/apsychforsoreminds Philhttps://classicedge.ca Research & Writing:Ryan DeiningerSources:The Frankston Murders 25 Years On (2018) - Vikki PetraitisNo Mercy, No Remorse (Documentary)Forensic Investigators Season 1 Episode 1University of New England (Australia)The Age (August 28, 1994)The Age (June 15, 1993)The Age (August 2, 1993)Paul Denyer (wiki)Murderpedia9 News AustraliaSadistic Personality Disorder (wiki) Vice

What if I told you that the boogeyman was real? That there really was a dark figure running around out there waiting to strike, where exactly, nobody knows. Maybe hiding out in the woods, the toolshed, or somewhere even closer....like your closet. And because the possibilities are endless, that’s precisely why it's so terrifying.Now, what if I told you that there were two of them?How to support:For extra perks including extra content, early release, and ad-free episodes -Go to - PatreonHow to connect:WebsiteInstagramFacebookTwitterResearch & Writing:Ryan DeiningerSources:Broken Boys, Thieves, Killers, and now Escapees (New York Times)Escape from Dannemora (2017) - Michael Benson]Dannemora (2019)  - Charles A. GardnerESCAPE ROUTE VIDEO (GoPro - ABC News)We Stand Corrected: Dannemora - DocumentaryThe Tarsia Fils Kevin J. Tarsia MemorialBuffalo NewsNew RepublicDemocrat & Chronicle June 8 Press Conference June 6 Press ConferenceJoyce Mitchell Sentencing Cuomo Press Conference

In 1989, Collier Landry was 11 years old, living with his parents in Mansfield, Ohio.His father was a highly respected physician, his mother Noreen Boyle was a full-time caregiver, raising and doting on her son and his adopted sister Elizabeth.From the outside looking in, the Boyles seemed like the perfect family. But everything wasn’t as it seemed.How to support:For extra perks including extra content, early release, and ad-free episodes -Go to - PatreonHow to connect:WebsiteInstagramFacebookTwitterSpecial Thanks:Collier Landryhttps://www.collierlandry.comResearch & Writing:Ryan DeiningerSources:A Murder in Mansfield (Documentary by Collier Landry)Jack’s Habeus Corpus writ Jack appeal 2020 TimelineForensic filesMy True Crime StoryNews-Journal (June 29) News Journal (June 30) News Journal (June 26) News Journal (June 09) News Journal (June 03) News Journal (Feb 04) News Journal (June 15) Akron Beacon Journal (1995) 2000 appeal 1994 appealForensic Files Now Forensic Files Now - Moving Past MurderNews Journal (25 Years Later)News Journal (1983)

A Scottish mother and daughter uncovered a horrifying conspiracy within the pharmaceutical industry A drug company literally being paid to kill the participants in a clinical stem cell trial and the government was in on the cover-up. But because of an ironclad confidentiality clause, participants and their families couldn’t tell ANYONE ANYTHING without facing a 20-year prison sentence.How to support:For extra perks including extra content, early release, and ad-free episodes -Go to - PatreonHow to connect:WebsiteInstagramFacebookTwitterSpecial Thanks:Dr. Meghan SacksDr. Amy Shlosberghttps://womenandcrimepodcast.com Research & Writing:Ryan DeiningerSources:Scottish Daily Mail #1Scottish Daily Mail #2Herald Scotland #1Herald Scotland #2 Herald Scotland #3Herald Scotland #4Herald Scotland #5Herald Scotland #6Herald Scotland #7Daily Record UK #1Daily Record UK #2Daily Record UK #3Express UKThe TimesRawNewsNow Court Sentencing Remarks VideoGlasgow Times #1Glasgow Times #2Daily MailBBCThe Sunday PostThe Scottish SunIrish MirrorPaisley Daily Express #1Paisley Daily Express #2

Join us for the conclusion of our 2-part series on the false conviction of Russ Faria. You’ll learn how Pam Hupp’s greed eventually opened the door for the justice system to right a wrong that should’ve never happened in the first place. And Russ’s mission to make sure it doesn’t happen to anyone, ever again.How to support:For extra perks including extra content, early release, and ad-free episodes -Go to - PatreonHow to connect:WebsiteInstagramFacebookTwitterSpecial Thanks:Russ FariaCarol McAfeeResearch & Writing:Ryan DeiningerSources:Bone Deep, Charles Bosworth, Jr. & Joel Schwartz (2022)WikipediaThe Thing About Pam (NBC Podcast)911 CallNewsweekForejustice.orgFOX2

We take a look into a case with so many twists and turns, that it’s made its way into a dramatized series “The thing about Pam” starring Rene Zellweger. However, in this version of events, Pam Hupp takes a backseat as we focus on the destruction she left in her wake. Her victims, the survivors, and how Russ Faria was left picking up the pieces of his life, ignited by a single mission - to prevent his experience from ever happening to someone else.How to support:For extra perks including extra content, early release, and ad-free episodes -Go to - PatreonHow to connect:WebsiteInstagramFacebookTwitterSpecial Thanks:Russ FariaCarol McAfeeResearch & Writing:Ryan DeiningerSources:Bone Deep, Charles Bosworth, Jr. & Joel Schwartz (2022)WikipediaThe Thing About Pam (NBC Podcast)911 CallNewsweekForejustice.orgFOX2

On August 4th, 2015 in Pensacola, Florida. Escambia County Sheriff, David Morgan delivered a disturbing press conference, giving insight into a recent triple homicide that had taken place inside a quiet suburban home.The grizzly crime scene he described and the brutal way the victims had been murdered was disturbing, but it’s what he said next that sent chills down reporter's spines.The murders appeared to have been ritualistic. Part of some sort of witchcraft ceremony coinciding with the recent and rare Blue Moon.How to support:For extra perks including extra content, early release, and ad-free episodes -Go to - PatreonHow to connect:WebsiteInstagramFacebookTwitterResearch & Writing:Ryan DeiningerFeatured Podcast:Least Of These - https://audioboom.com/channels/5077396 Special thanks to everyone that helped with our new studio build:https://modecoconstruction.com https://citysoundproofing.ca http://www.cattapanproductions.com https://www.youtube.com/c/DarkCornerStudiosSources:FL v. HARTUNG (Full Trial)Hartung First InterviewHartung Second InterviewSheriff Press Conference - WitchcraftImpact Statements at SentencingThe Snitch System (Northwestern University)

It was undeniable, that Eudy Simelane was born to play soccer. From an early age, she gravitated to the sport and by the time she was an adult, was being recognized as one of South Africa's star players.But while Eudy proudly represented her country with her gifted athletic abilities, she eventually decided to dedicate herself to representing a different community. A community in need of a champion, a strong voice against hate crimes in South Africa. A force that would continue, even into her heartbreaking and barbaric murder.How to support:For extra perks including extra content, early release, and ad-free episodes -Go to - PatreonHow to connect:WebsiteInstagramFacebookTwitterContent Consultants:Dr. Christina Forzani Psy.DNicole Engelbrecht - True Crime South Africa PodcastKaren LotterSimone Mathews - Murderous Minors PodcastSpecial Thanks:Dr. Christina Forzani Psy.DResearch & Writing:Ryan DeiningerFeatured Podcast:True Crime South Africa - https://truecrimesouthafrica.com Sources:History WorkshopSAHOAll Gay LongBorgen MagazineThe New HumanitarianLeiden Law BlogThe Science of Hate, Matthew Williams (2021)New York TimesNew York Times #2Remembering Eudy SimelaneCause of Death: WomanTaboo MediaAction AidThe GuardianBlacklooks.orgBBCEudy Simelane LectureGabrielle GoliathHuman Rights WatchTriangle.org.zaMamba OnlineInternational Journal for Equity in HealthMaverick: Extraordinary Women from South Africa’s Past, Lauren Beaukes, Nechama Brodie (2015)Financial TimesAfrica Human Rights Law JournalThe Female Fear FactoryHate Crime StatisticsMore than a nameWeforum.orgCambridge.orguchastings.edu

“Who are you and what have you done with my wife?” It's the kind of rhetorical question asked in jest, expressing pleasant surprise when someone has a change in behavior or attitude.But what if this wasn’t a rhetorical question? What if someone believed their spouse had actually been replaced by someone else? An imposter. A lookalike. Suddenly “Who are you and what have you done with my wife” takes on a much darker, and more sinister tone.How to support:For extra perks including extra content, early release, and ad-free episodes -Go to - PatreonHow to connect:WebsiteInstagramFacebookTwitterSpecial Thanks:Dr. Christina Forzani Psy.DResearch & Writing:Ryan DeiningerSources:Habeas Corpus AppealStudent Guilty of Wife’s Murder SMH.comIn Fear of the Most Loved OnesIndependent.ieUk TelegraphOtago Daily TimesIthaca.com Caroline’s Personal BioNo Self Without Self-DelusionStar GazetteStar Gazette #2Barbara Kot ObituaryGQ-induced Psychosis case in FranceCapgras Syndrome in Chloroquine Induced PsychosisCapgras Attempted Murder (cannabis)Cornell SunCornell Sun #2Ithaca Journal Ithaca Journal #2Ithaca Journal #3NZ Herald #1NZ Herald #2NZ Herald #3NZ Herald #4NZ Herald #5NZ Herald #6NZ Herald #7NZ Herald #8NZ Herald #9NZ Herald #10NZ Herald #11NZ Herald #12NZ Herald #13NZ Herald #14NZ Herald #15

Watch enough crime shows and it doesn’t take long to figure out the steps a killer will take to get away with murder. They stage the crime scene, they ditch the murder weapon, they fabricate an alibi, and at all costs, make sure to keep their mouths shut until the day they die. But in the case you’re about to hear the killer takes things a step further by actually manipulating information in the case file. Even making evidence disappear. All while hiding in plain sight for more than two decades. How to support: For extra perks including extra content, early release, and ad-free episodes - Go to - Patreon How to connect: Website Instagram Facebook Twitter Research & Writing: Ryan Deininger Sources: Crime Library Complaint against LAPD Stephanie Lazarus Appeal The Atlantic LA WEEKLY: ART COP CONFIDENTIAL LA MAG: IN PLAIN SIGHT Hot Art, Joshua Knelman (2012) LAPD ONLINE: Art Theft Detail Sprocket-Trials.Blogspot Stephanie Lazarus Police Interview  Prosecution Statement of Views  The Lazarus Files, Matthew McGough (2019)