
True Crime. Real Detectives.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 179 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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A bank robber and the FBI investigator who chased him do not usually end up swapping stories and laughing about dinner next to a vault, but that’s where this chapter of the Hollywood case leads. We sit down with Steven Meyers and Sh... more
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A trenchcoat in blazing sun should never be the detail that ends you, but in Portland it nearly did. Part Four of The Treehouse story digs into the robbery that went sideways fast, when “Hollywood” walks into a bank expecting storm ... more
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A bank robber walks into a bank with a face that looks almost human, just wrong enough that people glance away instead of staring. That single social reflex can buy the seconds needed to control a room, and it sits at the center of ... more
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You think you know what a bank robbery looks like, until you hear how a “face” can do more than a gun. We talk through the unsettling mechanics behind the “Hollywood” robberies, where prosthetic disguises, wigs, and deliberate imper... more
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Bright, deeply sourced true crime discussions led by experienced law-enforcement guests and investigative hosts. Episodes cover trafficking, homicide investigations, courtroom dynamics, and the ethics of reporting, with a strong focus on processes, victim support, and practical resources for investigators and families. Noteworthy is the host duo's emphasis on evidence-based storytelling, survivor-centered perspectives, and actionable takeaways like hotlines and legal relief options. The show often blends case analysis with broader social issues, making it useful for professionals seeking realistic policing insights, as well as listeners who want respectful, informative true crime narratives.
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Recent guests on The Murder Police Podcast include:
1. Stephen Myers
2. Sean Johnson
3. Detective Ricky Lynn
4. Ricky Lynn
5. Daniel Grace
6. Sonny Boggs
7. Ashley Sterner
8. Eddie Pearson
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