
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 | 472 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureTrue CrimeDocumentary | |||

After closing on his dream home in Woodbridge, New Jersey, William McGuire disappeared. Days later, a gruesome discovery in the Chesapeake Bay launched an investigation where almost every piece of evidence seemed to have vanished. Sometimes, what isn... more
On a quiet summer day in Highland, Utah, 38 year old Kacee Terry was found unconscious in the basement of her grandparents' home. For years, everyone around her believed she was dying of terminal cancer. But after her death, investigators uncovered a... more
On a spring afternoon in Lubbock, Texas, a federal agent watched an apartment door from an unmarked vehicle. He was there to find a robbery suspect. Instead, he witnessed something no one expected. What followed was a desperate manhunt, a young mothe... more
A quiet morning in Herndon, Virginia ended with two people dead and a story that didn't make sense. As investigators peeled back the layers, they uncovered hidden relationships, digital secrets, and a chilling possibility that neither victim understo... more
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I found the material dull. The narrator they switched to at some point is trying to win an Academy Award - so much gravelly emoting!
Nothing is perfect, and certainly this podcast is not. I guess a lot of people complain about his voice because he dramatic sometimes, but I think I've gotten used to it and I actually find his voice kind of soothing. Maybe a little too soothing because I don't always listen to everything he's saying because I am entranced. The only thing I don't like is he commonly mispronounce his words which irritates me, and every single one of these stories has been done by dateline or 2020 or someone. If y... more
I like the podcast, but I’m shocked anyone confuses the show’s voice with something non computer generated.
Love all about this podcast! Thanks for all your hard work for our entertainment 😊
They have so many adverts and long ones too. Trying to force you to buy the subscription. Plenty of other crime podcasts still with adverts but very short ones
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This true crime narrative series focuses on high-stakes, deeply reported cases involving family dynamics, deception, and courtroom drama. Episodes frequently center on investigations refined through witness testimony, forensic analysis, and media or public reaction, often highlighting how personal relationships intersect with crime and justice. A standout element is the often cinematic narration paired with expert and survivor perspectives, creating a detailed, procedural portrait of each case. The show tends toward long-form storytelling that blends investigative rigor with intimate, emotional context, making it appealing to listeners who appreciate thorough case reconstruction and a human angle on violent crime.
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The Minds of Madness launched 10 years ago and published 472 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on The Minds of Madness include:
1. Juliana Maggayes
2. Jeremiah Berry
3. Lee Wilson
4. Dustin Duren
5. Katherine Lahnstein
6. Chris Melton
7. Edrick Lamont Faust
8. Aisling Tucker Moore-Reed
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