
If you are curious about the ‘who dunnit’ and the ‘why dunnit’ and how and why victims become footnotes in their own murders, Crime Analyst is for you. Hosted by world renowned and award-winning Criminal Behavioural Analyst Laura Richards.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 371 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

As the violence escalated, Grace finally called 911. She describes the police officer who recognised something Grace could not yet fully see herself. She reveals why and how he identified how dangerous the abuser was.
Grace describes the successful ... more
Mica Francis’ case is now being widely talked about due to the Netflix documentary, The Death of The Pastors Wife. Laura talked about Mica and all the red flags she saw in 2024. Mica died trying to leave John Paul Miller – a man who calls himself a P... more
Why doesn't she just leave?
It's a question survivors of domestic abuse hear again and again. But it places the focus in entirely the wrong place.
Laura interviews Grace Stuart, survivor and host of Why She Stayed podcast, to examine how coercive c... more
In this remastered episode which drops on the five year anniversary of Gabby's murder, Laura continues to interview Nichole Schmidt, Gabby’s mum. Laura and Nichole discuss the significance of 24 days Gabby was missing for, why men need to lead the c... more
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So detailed and so insightful
There's a LOT of information to take in here...but it's IMPERATIVE that police and our legal system understand what women are facing. Especially with the current leadership in the US and our dismal Supreme Court, protecting women & children is everyone's business. I pray for this message to get out to the right people. Keep it going! Inspiring podcaster!
Hello Laura
I really love your show! It is so important to continue what you’re doing. Women are still struggling with these situations and dying every single day! How many more have to die before law enforcement makes changes? Using a piece of paper to suggest “problem solved “ does not work! “ I just watched a documentary on Netflix about Wade Steven Wilson- Worst Ex Ever. If the cop would have done his job the 2 women he killed would have been alive today! But he was on Wades side!
I hope we... more
Undoubtedly the most compelling true crime podcast I’ve ever listened to. From the detailed deconstruction of crimes to the victims stories which keep them at the heart of every episode, this is a total education and an absolute game changer. I first listened to an episode months ago and since then I’ve been chewing these episodes up and am just about caught up. I feel better educated, empowered and motivated by Laura who is so passionate about protecting victims. Just brilliant.
Ms. Richards, your words are beyond valuable and I genuinely can’t thank you enough for giving voice and clarity to survivors and listeners. Thank you for all the hard work you do to put this podcast out to the world. I hope law makers and police dept’s listen and take heed, as well.
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A hard-hitting true crime analysis show that centers on how perpetrators manipulate relationships and institutions to harm victims. Across recent episodes, the focus is on coercive control, domestic violence dynamics, and the gap between official responses and survivor experiences. The host frequently examines police procedures, legal frameworks, and policy reforms, often highlighting how bias and systemic gaps contribute to outcomes in high-profile cases. Episodes feature expert guests, family members, and journalists, weaving legal analysis with survivor advocacy and calls for better training, accountability, and victim-centered approaches. The format blends rigorous research with real-world impact, and ongoing coverage often ties current... more
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Recent guests on Crime Analyst include:
1. Rich McHugh
2. Grace Stewart
3. Dr Nicola Sharp-Jeffs
4. Isla Traquer
5. Paris Shears
6. Isla Traquair
7. Linda Westcarr
8. Miranda Baker
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