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Criminology is a true crime podcast that takes a deep dive into some of the most famous cases in the annals of crime. Hosts Mike Ferguson and Mike Morford will give you every details of these infamous crimes. New episodes come out every Saturday night at 10 PM.

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Valentine's Day is traditionally a special day filled with love and happy memories - but not all the time, and in this episode we are talking about the murders of Jodi Serrin and Carolyn Eaton.

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Nancy Guthrie was seen by anyone in her family just before ten PM on January 31st, when a family member dropped her off at her home. Police now believe that she was abducted from her home by an unknown assailant. This case has made headlines for week... more

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On May 12th, 2022, eighteen-year-olds Hadlie Monroe and Kane Fairbank went on their second date. The first date went great, and Hadlie was excited. But this date went differently, with Kane attacking Hadlie with a knife.

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Recent Guests

Sergeant Marlon Maracci
Spent 24 years with the LAPD and has worked in the Internal Affairs Department and as a public information officer.
Episode: Nancy Guthrie
Katie Ring
Self-defense instructor and victims advocate
Episode: Introducing: CRIME HOUSE DAILY
Dr. Lee Mellor
Criminologist and expert on the case
American Investigative Society of Cold Cases
Episode: Stephanie Coyle
Arlene Harbison
Niece of Juan Leon Laureles and advocate for justice in his case
Episode: Juan Leon Laureles

Hosts

Mike Ferguson
Co-host providing detailed crime stories and insights into the minds of criminals and the complexity of human behavior associated with crime.
Mike Morford
Co-host with a background in true crime narratives, focusing on interviews and weaving the intricacies of each crime into engaging stories.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 10.7k ratings
  • Over 400 episodes…

    After recording over 400 episodes of this podcast—and countless others hosted by the same team—it’s clear that the two hosts remain fundamentally incapable of critical analysis, skepticism, or even asking basic questions about the narratives handed to them by law enforcement or the media.

    They’re personable and easy to listen to, no doubt. But you could probably hand them a script on baking apple pies and they wouldn’t notice until halfway through. That’s how little attention they seem to pay t... more

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    2
    Random Listener55
    United States25 days ago
  • Quality

    Mike and Morph are such good men. They care about the victims and survivors. These are good men who do a great job.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    KateJessie
    United Statesa month ago
  • Belaboring

    I’ve listened to this podcast for years but I can’t take it anymore They tell good stories. However, they belabour the point. They state the obvious. They make mundane comments. One host will say something like “domestic violence is bad” and the other host will say the exact same thing but in different words. Commentary is mundane, repetitive, uncreative, trite, obvious, annoying.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    ironmanb87721
    Canada2 months ago
  • Holly Bobo Episode

    Thank you for covering this case fully. I live 1.5 hours away from Parsons and followed this case from the get. Let me be clear, I don’t know anyone involved in the case. Just followed because I live so closely and am a true crime enthusiast. IMO I’ve always felt Zach Adam’s got railroaded in this case and I pray he gets a new trial. I try to skip episodes on Holly Bobo, because I’ve never felt they solved the case and it’s always been presented as tho they did. I initially skipped yours, but ca... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    beans0508*
    United States2 months ago
  • Really Solid True Crime Podcast

    I’m really glad this podcast was recommended to me. Criminology stands out for its clear respect for the victims, which is something I really appreciate. The hosts are thoughtful and engaging, and the writing is well-researched without being sensational. It’s informative, well-paced, and handled with care - one of the better true-crime podcasts I’ve listened to.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Misty Fletcher
    United Kingdom2 months ago

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Listeners appreciate the thorough research and storytelling of the hosts, often highlighting their respectful treatment of sensitive subjects.
There are mixed feelings about changes in focus towards unsolved cases and public perception, showcasing an evolving dynamic in the show's direction.
Many listeners admire the in-depth exploration of true crime cases and the compassionate handling of victims' stories, enhancing the emotional impact.
The chemistry between the hosts is frequently mentioned as a standout feature, making the episodes engaging and relatable.

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#56
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#181
United Kingdom/True Crime
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#182
Canada/True Crime
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#182
Australia/True Crime
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#32
Ukraine/True Crime
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#66
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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Nancy Guthrie
Q: How do law enforcement agents decide what information to release in a case like Nancy's?
It's about preserving information, managing the flow of leads, and determining what's important for public knowledge and tips.
The Weaver Family
Q: What could have been done to prevent the tragic outcomes in this case?
More thorough investigations could have been initiated earlier, especially given Ward's history and proximity to the victims.
The Weaver Family
Q: Why do people in situations of abuse often refuse to cooperate with authorities?
Victims often fear retaliation or further abuse from their perpetrators, which discourages them from coming forward.
The Weaver Family
Q: What do you think about the behaviors exhibited by Francis and Ward Weaver III, especially in light of their familial history?
Both the genetics and environment seem to play a part in their behaviors, highlighting the complexity of the situation.
Diamond and Tionda Bradley
Q: What are some theories surrounding the involvement of George Washington?
George's suspicious actions, including odd purchases and changing stories, have led many to theorize that he could be connected to the girls' disappearance.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Criminology

What is Criminology about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This true crime podcast focuses on notorious and infamous criminal cases, often diving into the chilling details and intricate narratives surrounding each incident. Episodes highlight various unsolved cases, notorious murders, and events that have become part of the fabric of crime history. The hosts engage listeners with a blend of storytelling and critical analysis, emphasizing both the emotional weight of the cases and broader themes such as justice, societal impact, and the psychological undercurrents of crime. The unique combination of in-depth exploration and respect for victims and their families distinguishes this podcast within the true crime genre, appealing to those interested in nuanced storytelling and investigative narratives.... more

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2. Katie Ring
3. Dr. Lee Mellor
4. Arlene Harbison

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