Every Monday, delve into the myriad minds of history’s most notorious serial killers like never before. In Mind of a Serial Killer, hosts Vanessa Richardson and Dr. Tristin Engels, a Clinical and Forensic Psychologist, combine true crime storytelling with expert psychological analysis to uncover what drives these infamous killers. From Jeffrey Dahmer to Ted Bundy, they explore not just the lives a... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 11 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime |
For years, "Angel of Death" serial killer Elizabeth Wettlaufer flew under the radar. Because she made her murders look like death from natural causes, nobody suspected she was killing her elderly nursing patients. But a lifetime of shame and guilt wa... more
Growing up in a strict religious household, Elizabeth Wettlaufer had to repress her sexual identity. The years of lies took a toll on her, and she turned to substance abuse to cope. As a nurse, Elizabeth had easy access to drugs -- and she spiraled o... more
After Amelia Dyer was exposed as a merciless serial killer, the police scrambled to find her. They were too late -- she'd already disappeared. But when dead infants started washing up on the banks of the Thames River, it was clear Amelia was still ou... more
When it comes to serial killers, few have been as prolific as Amelia Dyer. In 19th century England, Amelia ran a group home for infants called a baby farm. But instead of helping these children, she murdered them. Eventually, her scheme was revealed.... more
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The doctor's insights and interpretations often seem reasonable, however, her misuse and mispronunciation of so many words undermines her expertise and presumed "smarts." It's unfortunate, but it makes it tough to buy into. It is also in sharp contrast to the main podcaster's experience and professionalism. Listened to all 5 available, not sure I'll keep going.
If you’re looking for a podcast that attempts to make you feel sorry for the actual killer, this one is for you.
Take, for example, the first few episodes about Jeffrey Dahmer and the way they discuss hitchhiker Steven Hicks getting into Dahmer's car, saying, "We don’t know what was going through his mind." Really? It was 1978—everyone hitchhiked back then.
Another example: the portrayal of Dahmer as "scared" when he was pulled over by the police with Hicks’s dismembered body in the car. Yet ev... more
I absolutely can NOT listen to that “professional” speaking. The “like” littered in her talking.
The vocal fry 😫
Why not speak like a grown, educated woman instead of a Kardashian or a 14 year old girl.
Unsubscribed.
I just finished listening to the first three episodes. Wonderfully done, and a highly recommended listen. Looking forward to more.
2:45 in and it was ruined for me. Hopefully, they lower the volume of her grating voice. I’m so interested in this but omg, can I handle her voice? I don’t know.
Spotify | #164 | United States/Top Podcasts |
Spotify | #24 | United States/True Crime |
Apple Podcasts | #54 | United States/True Crime |
Apple Podcasts | #152 | Canada/Top Podcasts |
Apple Podcasts | #30 | Canada/True Crime |
Apple Podcasts | #213 | United Kingdom/True Crime |
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