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The Minds of Madness - True Crime Stories

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Hervé Medellin
True Crime
Murder
Los Angeles
Gabriel Campos Martinez
Hollywood
Natalee Holloway
Mexican Cartel
2012
Nova Scotia
Gabriel Wortman
Jennifer Lynn Shirm
Griffith Park
Murderish
Jack Unterweger
Frank Turkle
Cadaver Dog
Amie Harwick
Gareth Pursehouse
Mass Shooting

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.

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Allen Dickerson
Father of Christopher Dickerson, closely involved in the case.
Episode: Episode 278 - Baby Joker - The Murder of Christopher Dickerson
Stacy Rodriguez
Accused in the murder case, involved in a complicated relationship with Hosanna.
Episode: Episode 278 - Baby Joker - The Murder of Christopher Dickerson
Hosanna Varela
Accused in the murder case, romantically involved with Stacy Rodriguez.
Episode: Episode 278 - Baby Joker - The Murder of Christopher Dickerson
Ryan Duke
Confessed to the murder of Tara Grinstead
Episode: Episode 275 - Who Killed Tara Grinstead? - Confessions, DNA and Doubt
Bo Dukes
Admitted to helping cover up Tara Grinstead's murder.
Episode: Episode 275 - Who Killed Tara Grinstead? - Confessions, DNA and Doubt
Todd Stermer
Father of three and beloved youth sports coach.
Episode: Episode 270 - Burning Questions - The Murder of Todd Stermer
Linda Stermer
Todd Stermer's wife, accused of his murder.
Episode: Episode 270 - Burning Questions - The Murder of Todd Stermer
Loren Geni
Former high school classmate and multi-millionaire co-founder of CrossFit.
CrossFit
Episode: Episode 266 - Treehouse Cinderella - The Murder of Matthew Bonnett – Part 2 of 2
Susan Forry
Younger sister of Stephen Reid
Episode: Episode 253 - A Ghost in Marsh Loop - The Murders of Stephen & Wendy Reid

Host

Tyler
Host known for narrating true crime stories with a compelling voice and an engaging style. Often reflects on the emotional impacts of violent crimes.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 11.8k ratings
  • Tyler stop whispering!

    I used to love this podcast, but lately it seems that more and more Tyler is doing that weird 'stage whisper', and it's just so cringe inducing....anyone with misophonia like myself might have a difficult time listening.

    I don't understand why Tyler can't just speak normally, instead of being so affected.

    I'm a premium subscriber, but unless that whispering stops, I'll be letting my year subscription run out and not renewing. Sorry, not sorry.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    RipsGirlJ
    Canada5 days ago
  • Research and compassion

    I’ve been following this podcast and it gets better and better. The research is superlative, and Mr. Allen doesn’t distract with opinions, bells and whistles. What he does is tell a good story, tells the VICTIM’S story, and with compassion.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ‘Ohia Love
    United States23 days ago
  • Holy Christ the narration!

    Can’t stand these shows with the put on spooky voices. So lame. It detracts from the story, making it less impactful and trite.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Durst98
    United Statesa month ago
  • Background

    Tyler’s voice is good background sound while doing tasks. However, it is dry for an active listen. Also, the ad break schedule is at a weird interval.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    KC Metal
    United Statesa month ago
  • The narrator is terrible

    I had a hard time listening even for a few mins. The narrator’s voice, which sounds like AI, is terrible.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Jhatf
    United Statesa month ago

Listeners Say

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Listeners commend the in-depth exploration of true crime cases and the focus on the impact these crimes have on victims and their communities.
Some listeners find the host's voice enjoyable and engaging, while others have expressed dissatisfaction with the narration style.
There are concerns regarding the quality of narration and frequency of advertisements, but many listeners appreciate the storytelling and the depth of content.
The podcast is generally praised for its respectful treatment of sensitive topics and the emotional resonance of its stories.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

Apple Podcasts
#154
United States/True Crime
Apple Podcasts
#142
Canada/True Crime
Apple Podcasts
#186
United Kingdom/True Crime
Apple Podcasts
#152
Australia/True Crime
Apple Podcasts
#30
Indonesia/True Crime
Apple Podcasts
#44
South Africa/True Crime

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Episode 252 - Cold Calculations - The Murder of Ashley Smylie
Q: What evidence did the camera footage reveal about the moments leading up to the murder?
The footage showed Ashley and Carly entering the home normally, with no signs of tension, and later revealed Carly retrieving a gun and shooting Ashley unexpectedly.
Episode 245 - The Deadliest Game of Hide and Seek - Sarah Boone and Jorge Torres
Q: Why didn't you let him out before you walked upstairs? Were you afraid?
Terrified is more of the word. I wanted him to stop being angry because I know what it is for him to be angry.
Episode 239 - The Black Swan Case - Self-Defense or Murder?
Q: What was significant about the court's rejection of Ashley's poisoning claims?
The court found no credible evidence of poisoning, which played a pivotal role in Ashley's defense against murder charges.
Episode 239 - The Black Swan Case - Self-Defense or Murder?
Q: How did you find out about Ashley's pregnancy?
Doug learned of Ashley's pregnancy when he discovered her petition for protection against domestic violence, which included the child's birth date.
Episode 201 - Who Killed Jennifer? - Part 1 of 4 - A Son’s Quest For Answers
Q: What did you uncover about your mother's past that shocked you?
I understand now—she didn't have a chance; nowadays, that dude would have been crucified.

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Focused on the complexities of crime, the content examines the chilling narratives behind heinous acts and their impact on victims and their families. With an emphasis on true crime, episodes explore a range of disturbing cases involving betrayal, obsession, and the psychology of criminals, often highlighting the tragic consequences that unfold. Noteworthy themes include the intricacies of personal relationships, the societal implications of violent crime, and the emotional fallout faced by survivors and communities affected by these tragedies.

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Recent guests on The Minds of Madness include:

1. Allen Dickerson
2. Stacy Rodriguez
3. Hosanna Varela
4. Ryan Duke
5. Bo Dukes
6. Todd Stermer
7. Linda Stermer
8. Loren Geni

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