
Ordinary people who do unthinkable things...The Minds of Madness is a True Crime Podcast that examines the most disturbing criminal minds and the impact violent crimes have on survivors of homicide.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 438 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureDocumentaryTrue Crime | |||

On an October night in Aurora, Colorado, a young mother called 911 after finding something in her home that should not have been there. Her ex-boyfriend’s clothes. His keys. Signs that he may have come back.
What began as a desperate search through ... more
On a summer morning in Henderson, Nevada, a mother woke to the sound of dogs barking in the backyard. At first, it seemed strange. By sunrise, it would become something far worse.
Inside the home, Jonathan Willette was found dead in his bed under ci... more
On a quiet December night in Myrtle Beach, a first date ended with promise and a future that never came.
Hours later, a phone rang from a payphone in the dark.
A voice from the past.
A decision that would change everything.
By sunrise, Heather Elvi... more
On a quiet summer afternoon in Inverness, Florida, a 911 call shattered the stillness of a lakeside home. Inside, Denise Hallowell was found barely alive in her bedroom, the victim of a brutal attack that made no immediate sense.
At first, the story... more
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Love the podcasters voice. Talk about drawn in. I’m completely hooked! Can’t wait for the next episode. Does your subscription off additional episodes?
Also, the song at the end … OMG! That is one of the most powerful voices I’ve ever heard! Please tell me more. I looked everywhere for the credits of who he is, what this song is called, where I can get the whole song or anything that singer has done. I get chills every time I hear it and I have to rewind/replay about 5 times with every episode.... more
My favorite podcast ❤️ only thing is; I can’t find the outro song anywhere… Looooove that song ❤️
Seems Sandy Melgar was unjustly convicted. What a travesty!!!
Listened to one episode and started binging! What I love most is the originality. I love Dateline and True Crime but so many shows do the same cases. So far, I’ve never heard of most of these cases! Very well done, incredibly interesting and unmatched in originality. Thank you so much!!! The closing song on the newest episodes is a freaking banger!! Please put it on iTunes or your YT channel lol. I love it.
I listened to this on the treadmill. I prefer this type of podcast when I'm exercising or doing chores, while it other times I enjoy a one voice narrative. I appreciate the contributions from loved ones and those involved in the legal aspects of the case, as well as others. My hope is that these are ethically sourced and that the feelings of the families are always approached with sensitivity. I appreciate how the cases are presented. There is always complexity to be considered. The recent case ... more
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Focused on the examination of shocking crimes committed by seemingly ordinary individuals, the content often features in-depth narratives of specific cases, delving into the emotional and social impacts on victims and their communities. Each episode typically centers around a crime, weaving together the details of events, testimonies from witnesses or law enforcement, and insights into the psychological aspects of the perpetrators. Unique to this series is its personal touch, often including discussions about the lives of the victims, creating a nuanced portrayal of the tragedies and the ripple effect caused by violent acts in society. This podcast is likely to resonate with those interested in real-life crime stories, psychological analyse... more
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Recent guests on The Minds of Madness include:
1. Grant Frederick
2. Sandra Melgar
3. Timothy Hicks
4. Stephanie Greene
5. Dima Tower
6. Jonna Walton
7. Officer Tyler Regaucus
8. Melissa Snow
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