In 2012, a woman was found with her hands bound in the Mojave Desert. She led authorities to a grisly crime scene where a barbaric attack had taken place. This moment marked the beginning of an international manhunt and a sting operation that turned a once-devoted wife into an informant. Authorities zeroed in on the so-called mastermind behind the attack: Hossein Nayeri, a charming man who had tie... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsTrue Crime |
This bonus episode of "Devil in the Desert" explores the perspective of the elusive third man involved in the crime of violent kidnapping and torture: Ryan Kevorkian. Matt Gutman and "Start Here" host Brad Mielke tell the story of the one person will... more
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Hossein Nayeri and two other fugitives are on the run. Would Nayeri ever face justice?
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The wife of Hossein Nayeri is the key to luring him back from Iran. But can investigators trust her?
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Turn 1 hour of material into 6 episodes of repeating and repackaging the same facts over and over. Gotta sell ads. Do we even know why he did it ? The interviews are the same podcast crime series speak - all scripted. Boring
I cannot believe how incompetent this made the law enforcement team look despite being such obvious copaganda. That alone makes this podcast incredible. I’ve also never been so angry listening to a podcast, so that was impressive I guess. ACAB :)
So my daughter lives on the peninsula, about 2 blocks from the kidnap house. That same daughter went on Clovis West High School. Courtney has a law office a mile from my house. I feel like I am part of this insane story. So intriguing
No episode 6 ???
Interesting up until the end where it almost seems the reporter is enamored with Nayeri. Really weird!
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This series offers a gripping exploration of a horrifying kidnapping case that took place in 2012, shedding light on the twisted dynamics of crime and morality. Through personal testimonies, interviews, and police tapes, the narrative intricately unveils the details of the crime and the psychological aspects of both the victims and the perpetrators. Central to the story is Hossein Nayeri, whose dual identity as a charming individual and a brutal criminal adds complexity to the investigation. Unique elements include the dramatic juxtaposition of idyllic Californian settings with the gruesome realities of the crime, revealing both the emotional toll on the victims and the elaborate police efforts to bring justice. The series is likely to appe... more
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