
Join Jim Clemente (former FBI profiler), Laura Richards (criminal behavioral analyst, former New Scotland Yard) and Lisa Zambetti (Casting director for CBS' Criminal Minds) as they profile behavior from real criminal cases.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 635 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | DocumentarySociety & CultureTrue Crime | |||

Cathy and Jim are outraged at the sentencing of three teenaged rapists convicted of multiple rapes yet allowed to walk free with no jail time.
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Kathy and Jim discuss the 4th conviction for sexually assaulting minor boys by Pastor Terry Reed. And the unexplained deaths of his adopted son and his cousin!
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Jim and Kathy continue their discussion with Bob Ruff (RCP's first guest ever!) to discuss Nancy Guthrie and The Delphi Murders.
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Jim and Kathy join Bob Ruff (RCP's first guest ever!) to discuss Nancy Guthrie and The Delphi Murders.
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Whilst I don’t agree with the sentences the two boys received, a YRO is the highest tariff before prison. It is an intensive programme aimed at getting the offender to understand the seriousness of their offences and the effect on their victims. The UK government is discouraging sentencing young people to Youth Offenders Institutes, because they may be locked up 22hrs out of 24, receive no education, or meaningful treatment and be exposed to gangs and extreme violence. They come out worse than t... more
One of the only truly informative and ethical podcasts regarding true crime.
Hosts are involved in law enforcement so there is a bias towards law enforcement. Sometimes they critique the investigative efforts, but not as much as they should.
For example, in the Gabby Petito case, one of the officers who responded to the call about Brian’s violence (and decided he was the victim) literally has ongoing domestic violence investigations into himself, the officer!
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Still like this podcast but speakers volumes are uneven and Jim often sounds like he’s been on the booze cos he has no idea he’s hijacking the podcast - the topics are very interesting tho
These two are awful podcasters ...keep it in the board room ...to clinical ... This is the most boring podcast I've ever heard in my life these two need to go write books or something
I listened to one episode and could not finish it. One of the podcasters was so unprepared it was frustrating to listen to. Makes me wonder how badly their work was done when they worked for the FBI. Yikes.
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This show blends forensic analysis, investigative critique, and media literacy to unpack real criminal cases. Episodes frequently feature high-profile investigations, discussions of evidence interpretation, and how public narrative can shape perceptions of guilt. A notable strength is the collaboration between seasoned law-enforcement profiles and media experts, which often yields nuanced takes on motive, technique, and victim context. Listeners can expect deep dives into case timelines, digital forensics, and the intersection of crime, media, and public policy, with a critical, victim-centered orientation that sets it apart in the true-crime space.
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