Adapted from journalist Chris Hansen’s popular TO CATCH A PREDATOR series, each episode of the PREDATORS I'VE CAUGHT features Chris recalling the most notorious cases and providing a “Where are they now?” update. Email Chris directly with your comments, suggestions, and questions: Chris@PredatorPodcast.com Research is courtesy of "To Catch A Predator Wiki." Visit the site for all things TCAP at ww... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 195 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime |
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Abhilash Bhaskaran is a suspected predator involved in the Fortson, Georgia sting. He is known for his "for sex I am not coming" line, which has become legendary among the TCaP community. He is also known for absconding during his post-sting prosecut... more
"OH CAWD!” -Armstrong's cry of despair after Chris revealed that he will be exposed on live TV. This is the fourth installment on Lorne Lynn Armstrong, the online child predator who appeared in the Bowling Green, Kentucky predator investigation. One ... more
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Really enjoy listening to Chris’s podcast! Watching his show at a young age really helped me stay away from predators reaching out to me through social media. I think he’s doing a great thing and on top of that making amazing entertainment, these men are truly ridiculous and disgusting.
But all over all, Chris Hansen is doing a great thing. Very interesting.
One of my all time favorite podcasts.
So glad Chris is still out there finding and busting predators and bringing light to this continuously fast growing issue. If even only 1 child is saved due to this podcast and the shows it covers, it is a success! Grateful this still level of passion still exists for children in danger- danger more so now than probably ever before...
Sounds like I am playing the podcast on a slow speed. The pauses and intonations are awkward.
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