
Female Criminals investigates the shocking cases of women who made headlines and uncovers the dark motives, hidden psychology, and jaw-dropping twists behind their crimes. Join Law&Crime's Elizabeth Millner in reexamining the complex and often misunderstood world of Female Criminals. Watch free, only on Spotify.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 311 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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A quiet home in Roseville, Michigan became the scene of a slow-motion cover-up when a family's welfare check turned into something far darker. For months, relatives believed 69-year-old Patricia Bennett was simply out of touch, yet texting back, seem... more
A quiet night at a Texas woman’s home was abruptly interrupted by an ambush in her own household. By the time law enforcement found Reagan Simmons-Hancock deceased, her attacker was long gone. In that same time window, police in another area conducte... more
A famous exotic snake breeder was found dead at his own reptile farm in Missouri. Ben Renick was seemingly killed by the very animals her cared for, at least that’s what his wife and brother initially believed about his tragic passing. As investigato... more
To her New Jersey community, Marylue Wigglesworth was seemingly a quiet, devoted wife living a seemingly ordinary suburban life. On a December night in 2022, a heated violent argument spiraled out of control, leaving her husband, David, dead from a s... more
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I’ll start by saying I enjoy the show. It’s just that with the new host/format, the sound quality of some of the court testimony and police interviews is hard to hear or quiet and not at the same volume as the narrator.
The audio quality on Darlene’s episode was awful. I also don’t enjoy just hearing police interviews; it feels like I didn’t get enough of the story. Not sure if this was standard but I won’t be listening to more.
Great content ruined. Whoever edits this podcast needs to be fired. So embarrassingly unprofessional.
Please for the love of god figure out how to balance the volume between the narration, interviews, and ads.
PLEASE
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This true crime series centers on high-profile cases involving women, exploring motives, psychology, and courtroom dynamics through in-depth storytelling, interviews, and courtroom footage. Episodes tend to weave personal relationships, social media evidence, and legal strategy into multi-layered narratives, often featuring defendants, investigators, and expert witnesses. The show stands out for its steady narration by a single host guiding listeners through complex trials and for its focus on female perspectives within infamous cases. It's likely to appeal to listeners who enjoy a detailed, documentary-style examination of crime, legal process, and the social context surrounding these cases.
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Recent guests on Female Criminals include:
1. Patricia Bennett
2. Taylor Renee Parker
3. Lindley Renick
4. Michael Humphrey
5. Sam Renick
6. Ashley Shaw
7. Eric Bremmer
8. Marylue Wigglesworth
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