
What begins in the heart ends in handcuffs. Whether it's a lover’s embrace or a family bond, we track the descent from intimacy to the ultimate betrayal. Join Law&Crime’s Sierra Gillespie as she strips away the masks to reveal the twisted psychology behind Crimes of Passion. Watch free, only on Spotify.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 271 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeSociety & Culture | |||

Jennifer and Fotis Dulos seemed to have it all: Ivy League degrees, five children, and a 10,000-square-foot Connecticut mansion. Then an affair, a bitter divorce, and a collapsing business pulled the family apart. When Jennifer drops her kids off at ... more
Florida police received a concerning call from a woman following a heated argument with her husband about their children. When officers arrived, they found no evidence of wrongdoing and left the scene. Later that day, shots were fired, and upon retur... more
Behind the picture-perfect marriage of a longtime Massachusetts police detective Brian Fanion and his devoted wife, secrets were beginning to surface, and just months before retirement, another woman entered the picture. Then Amy Fanion was found dea... more
A Florida law professor is gunned down in his own driveway in broad daylight. No witnesses, no immediate suspects, and no answers. For years, the case goes cold, but the deeper they dig into Dan Markel's life, the more they realize this wasn't random... more
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I think this is a great podcast and i like the host, and I am an avid podcast listener who understands that commercials are the lifeblood to keep them going. However, wtf—this show breaks into a commercial break literally in mid-sentence of a judge handing down a verdict or a confession. It completely takes you out of the story and really ruins the story telling. Why is this show not set up better for ad breaks? I’ll probably give it one more listen because I think the content is good, but I’m n... more
I love how so much media is incorporated in this show. Body cam audio, court proceedings, really paints the whole picture well. Thanks for all of your hard work. Great listen.
If you turn the volume up loud enough to partially hear the interrogation, the birds screeches or the unannounced commercials we'll split your ear drum.
majority of the episodes are listening to police interviews can no longer do it can't hear anything and a few descriptions throughout the show of what's going on it's not enough
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A gripping true-crime series that follows intimate relationships turning deadly, with a focus on police interrogations, courtroom drama, and the psychology behind crimes of passion. Episodes frequently center on domestic violence, marriage, infidelity, and high-profile investigations, often weaving survivor and family perspectives with legal analysis. The show stands out for its narrative-heavy approach, use of direct testimony excerpts, and careful unpacking of motive, memory, and accountability, making it useful for audiences sensitive to legal processes and human dynamics behind sensational cases.
Potential listeners should expect detailed case timelines, forensic and investigative context, and a storytelling style that blends documenta... more
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Crimes of Passion launched 8 years ago and published 271 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Crimes of Passion include:
1. Ashley MacArthur
2. Tracy Ramstrom
3. Brittany Nicole Holbrook
4. Nancy Crampton Brophy
5. Andrew Baldr
6. Matthew Plotie
7. Greg Rosenfeld
8. Michael Warren
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