
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 | 617 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeSociety & CultureDocumentary | |||

Jim and Kathy analyze and discuss the shooting scene before, during and after ICE Agents shot and killed Alex Pretti. Because all of the facts and investigation are not in, they can’t say exactly what happened. But they can say what did not happen…
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Kathy and Jim discuss the 50cent documentary entitled Sean Combs: The Reconing, about his reign of terror and the trail of destruction he has left behind.
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Kathy and Jim discuss the tragic conclusion to the melody Buzzard case
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As you said in the beginning of the episode. Body cam has not been released, so you’re going on your opinion on the cell phone footage. I think you should have waited for the body cam video before giving such a strong opinion. You are very adamant in your opinion on this without all the video, or facts.
I’ve listened to the show from the first episode . No longer listening.
I used to love this show.
Great guests, lots of information and seemed like they took time to investigate and do proper research. Now, however it’s all about Jim ranting and raging rarely letting Kathy speak, when she does he talks over her. It’s a hard listen. In regard to the Pretti episode I hope there’s an update.
This podcast has spiralled into Jim ranting and Cathy getting to say very little, except yeah!!
Please return to a balanced contribution
While I can understand Jim Clemente‘s indignation. I wish he wouldn’t raise his voice so often. I’m sure I’m not the only one listening with ear buds. I really don’t like him screaming in my ears.
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It is January 2026 and I’m very frightened and frustrated. Due to the severity of the stalking I’m not able to have a normal life and I’m suffering. It is impacting every part of my life including my family.I’m documenting everythi... more
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Focusing on real criminal cases, the discussions often center around the psychological profiling of offenders, examining their behaviors, motivations, and the societal implications of various crimes. The hosts also highlight recent incidents, including missing children and tragic deaths, utilizing their professional backgrounds in law enforcement to provide expert insights. Episodes engage deeply with themes of child safety, victim advocacy, and the ethical dilemmas present in law enforcement practices, creating a blend of education and social commentary that's particularly relevant in today's climate. Listeners can expect a combination of serious, fact-driven analysis paired with a strong commitment to victim-centered storytelling and disc... more
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