
Amanda Howard is a true crime author, criminologist, and known as 'The Serial Killer Whisperer'. She brings true insights into the cases she profiles in each episode with a different take to those you might have heard before.
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| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 147 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

Listen to this fascinating police interview with a killer that breaks all the rules - but gets results.
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This episode focuses on the questioning of Lo Juan Sessions at the scene of the crime, where his daughter - Jamaria Sessions - died.
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Nine-year-old Jamaria Sessions was unresponsive and was declared deceased on scene by paramedics.
Her stepmother, 34 year old Tyshelle Martin claimed that she had woken and found the little girl cold and unresponsive. Paramedics knew there was more ... more
The diary entries that put her in jail and the hostile questions she faced in court.
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Amanda is actually so annoying, I couldn't continue past episode 3. I thought that she might actually figure it out after the initial excitement of actually having a new podcast, getting some listeners, and having some success, but actually, she doesn't.
I've skimmed through later episodes and it seems she is actually still doing it. And I'm sure if you have read this review this far you can actually tell what I'm taking about 🤨
This is very amateurish, makes it difficult for listeners to st... more
Love this podcast. Amanda’s knowledge is amazing. Her and rob make a good duo. It’s worth subscribing for the back episodes.
Used to love this podcast and was looking forward to the Madeline Soto episodes. Unfortunately there is a lot of erroneous information. Seems like the research isn’t what it used to be.
Leave out a lot of the Police Interviews. Rob and Amanda great together but the interview tapes are too long and not very clear.
I would rate this podcast with 5 stars if Robert would stop rudely interrupting and talking over Amanda. I would love her to finish her thought and opinions for once.
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A analytically focused true-crime show that pairs criminology insight with detailed case breakdowns. Episodes skew toward exploring interrogation techniques, how evidence is interpreted, and the human impact behind high-profile cases, often blending rigorous analysis with personal anecdotes from the hosts' long-running discussion dynamic. Notable shifts include debates on expert testimony, media influence, and the ethical boundaries of consuming grisly material, all delivered with humor and a conversational pace that fans either love for its candor or critique for its interruptions and pacing. The unique angle lies in Amanda Howard's criminology perspective and her deep dives into the psychology, statistics, and ethics of murder cases, maki... more
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Tychelle Martin
2. Lo Juan
3. Amanda Howard
4. Greg Lynn
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