Hidden True Crime, explores the hidden motives behind unimaginable crimes, while examining our deepest fears along the way. Join us on a journey into the darkest recesses of the human mind and the unconscious motivations that drive human behaviors, both good and bad, in order to understand the world and ourselves. Pull up a chair at our dinner table as the dynamic husband and wife duo of Dr. John ... more
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 363 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Susan Hendricks joins Lauren for a post CrimeCon Recap talking about all of the CrimeCon adventures, plus more about both Lauren and Susan's careers, their most memorable interviews and more!
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Chad Daybell's Prison Letters are here and Lauren and Dr.John are back together, at their kitchen table where it all began.
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When police discovered a newborn baby hidden in a trash bag in college student Laken Snelling’s closet, the shocking case made national headlines. Once a homecoming queen and pageant winner, Laken is now facing felony charges—while questions swirl: W... more
As the search for baby Emmanuel Haro continues while his parents remain behind bars, new details have continued to come out.
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I have been an avid fan for a very long time, but had to stop listening to this episode. I found the correction of Dr. John Matthias to be uncomfortable and took away from the episode. Why are we giving consideration to a child killer’s pronouns? Two children are dead and others forever broken.
HTC is the very best true crime podcast out there. I have several podcasts I listen to and if I see HTC has a new episode I’ll stop everything to listen! Lauren and John complement each other so well, they dive deep and make every story so interesting you’re begging for more. They are down to earth and truly care so much about every victim and want their story told right. LOVE, LOVE, LOVE!!!
As much as I love this podcast, and was psyched to join as a member and listen to the recent Minn. shooter episode!
Lauren said up front that she had not watched or listened to the video, yet was so quick to make sure John was saying the correct pronouns because she didn’t want to upset listeners.
She was on him the entire time and it was super uncomfortable.
John had watched and listened to the video (as I did) and knew the child had regrets of transitioning and wasn’t even attempting to “... more
Thank you Lauren and Dr. John- always excellent with unique perspective and synergy! 💕🙌💫
Supposed to cover the Minneapolis school shooter tragedy, but instead it was 32 minutes of Dr. John rambling in fragments, random tangents, and zero complete thoughts. Thirty minutes felt like three hours, and I finally shut it off before my head exploded. This didn’t just miss the mark—it wrecked my mood.
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Exploring the intricate and often dark motivations behind shocking criminal acts, this series provides listeners with a deep dive into the psyche of perpetrators and the nuances of human behavior. Through the dynamic interactions of a forensic psychologist and an investigative journalist, each episode examines high-profile trials and notable cases. They strike a balance between empathetic storytelling and in-depth psychological analysis, revealing the complexities of crime and its impact on society. Series highlights include discussions on filicide, domestic violence, and the blurred lines of family loyalty within tragic narratives.
Unique to this series is its emphasis on not only the crimes themselves but also the deeper, often hidden em... more
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Recent guests on Hidden True Crime include:
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2. Renee Pray
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4. Mark Bray
5. Elizabeth Gore
6. Dr. Natalie Held
7. Karin Cain
8. Dr. Mark Simon
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