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 | 378 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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A small New Jersey town is reeling after two high school seniors were struck and killed by a speeding SUV — but prosecutors say it wasn’t an accident. What began as teenage drama has exploded into a case of obsession, stalking, and revenge. From gami... more
Kevin Greenlee and Aine Cain are a husband and wife duo podcast that covered the Delphi case extensively. Today they talk with Hidden True Crime about what it was like covering the case... from the secrets, to the leaks, and all through the trial... ... more
In this episode, Dr. John explores not only the case of Laken Snelling, but the topic of neonaticide as a whole. What is the psychology behind pregnant women who give birth and murder? Are there red flags we could be picking up on?
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What began as a carefree camping trip for two Arizona teens ended in a crime scene deep in the mountains. When their bodies were found in the brush, investigators uncovered a trail that led to an unexpected suspect — a veteran with a chilling secret.... more
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You had to mention politics… And unfortunately, you didn’t get it right. I imagine you’ll correct your mistake but in the meanwhile, I’m not listening to you anymore sorry bye
The content of the show is interesting and the hosts are great but there are wayyyy too many loud disrupting ads. I think people should get paid for their work but they don't even offer an ad free subscriptions. I joined Patreon thinking it might help. It just gives you an extra couple of episodes WITH ADS. Loud and jarring ones. Please consider allowing a subscription ad free version. You will still make money.
I love this podcast but some of Lauren’s words on the episode about the LDS church shooting in Grand Blanc, MI left me disappointed. No need to mention Flint. No need to mention how “safe this suburb is/should be” in comparison to Flint’s perceived dangers. When considering the racial demographics of both cities/townships, EVERYONE SHOULD BE SAFE IN HOUSES OF WORSHIP, regardless of race or socioeconomic demographics, or religious beliefs, not just white LDS in wealthy suburbs.
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John’s stuff is interesting. Lauren’s is boring but still somehow overly dramatized.
I came here to show my support for Lauren and Dr. John. I am a newer member to their channels but I’ve thoroughly enjoyed both watching and listening to them and I can see how much they love one another and I am so glad Lauren found the man that cherishes her. So I highly recommend following subscribing and doing all the things on all their platforms! Thanks y’all ,love y’all from south MS! 🫶🏼
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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:
1. Kevin Greenlee
2. Aine Cain
3. Brianna Whitney
4. Tony Pray
5. Elizabeth Gore
6. Renee Pray
7. Mark Bray
8. Dr. Natalie Held
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