24 APR 2024 · Uncover who O.J. Simpson identified as his accomplice and explore the mob's involvement in the double homicide of Nicole Brown-Simpson and Ronald Goldman. Join investigative journalist Chris Todd and cold case expert Jason Jensen as they unpack the discovery file, analyze prevailing theories, and piece together a puzzle that has captivated the public for decades. Why has this angle of the case remained largely untold, and why have media outlets and prominent figures like Nancy Grace steered clear of discussing these details? Tune in as we uncover the hidden dimensions and lesser-known aspects of this infamous case.

17 APR 2024 · For three decades, O.J. Simpson has insinuated he wasn't alone during the night Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman were murdered. Through an exhaustive analysis of evidence, coupled with exclusive interviews and expert insights from Chris Todd and Jason Jensen, we investigate the existence of an accomplice and decipher why Simpson's cryptic messages were buried over the years. 

10 APR 2024 · Join Dr. Jennifer Matthews, whose career journey transitioned her from sheriff to CEO of a prominent consulting firm. With a doctorate in criminal justice, she offers expert guidance on body camera technology to enhance public safety and prevent rights violations. This episode not only highlights the pathway to attaining an education but encourages individuals interested in forging their path and becoming their own boss.

3 APR 2024 · Listen Carefully - as we continue to evaluate the unsettling admission of registered sex offender Gary Oliva, who chillingly sobbed, "It was an accident. She died in my arms." Known for his fixation and stalking 6-year-old JonBenét Ramsey, Oliva was found with pictures of her and a Taser in his backpack—a haunting detail that aligns with the autopsy findings of two Taser burns on JonBenét's body. In this episode we explore the legitimacy of Oliva's confession, contrasting it with the discredited admission of John Mark Karr, and examine why Oliva's declaration stands apart.

27 MAR 2024 · In this installment, we delve into the hypothesis that Syphilis, with its devastating effects, could have been a driving factor behind Jack The Ripper's heinous acts. We scrutinize the potential connection between this illness and his criminal behavior, delve into the critical function of forensic psychologists in assessing insanity, and probe into the intriguing dynamic of women who form romantic attachments to serial killers. 

20 MAR 2024 · Explore the chilling, brutal, and sadistic serial killers of our time. In this episode, we look at the infamous Yorkshire Ripper's dark motives behind his gruesome acts. Plus, don't miss out on part two as we unveil a groundbreaking new theory on Jack the Ripper that could change everything. Join a panel of forensic experts for an episode you won't forget. 

13 MAR 2024 · This episode dives into Reesa Teesa's 'Who TF Did I Marry', a TikTok series where she shares her ordeal with falling for a "pathological liar". Her mantra now is, "It costs you nothing to verify, but very well costs you everything to not verify" underscores the importance of a background check.  This podcast amplifies the conversation by bringing in Cybersecurity authority Dawn McCarty, who offers a deeper understanding of online deception. Whether you've been duped by a catfish or are fascinated by the world of digital trickery, we combine real-life experiences with professional advice. Tune in to discover the truth about online identities and learn how to safeguard yourself from digital pitfalls.

6 MAR 2024 · This episode of "Why Women Are Obsessed With True Crime" explores its allure to women with New York Times Best Selling true crime writer, Aphrodite Jones—known for her keen insights into some of the most perplexing criminal minds and mysteries. Jones shares her unique perspective on why true crime stories have a particular allure for women. Anderson and Jones discuss psychological factors while illuminating the reasons behind the genre's magnetic pull on female audiences. Join us for an episode that offers a deeper understanding of the true-crime fascination that captivates women around the world.

28 FEB 2024 · This episode unravels the long-standing mysterious death of 6-year-old JonBenet Ramsey with an explosive confession from registered sex offender Gary Oliva, casting new light on a case that has bewildered the nation and stumped detectives for years. Joined by esteemed cold case expert Jason Jensen, we uncover never-before-disclosed details that paint a fuller picture of this complex case. Forensic psychologist Craig Wetterer joins the conversation offering insights into the disturbing nature of pedophilia and sexual sadism. Gary Oliva is a sexual predator who recently served time for child pornography and still maintains an obsession with JonBenet hoarding hundreds of her childhood pictures. With Jason's expertise, we re-examine the forensic evidence from the crime scene, pushing for a reinvestigation of the JonBenét Ramsey case. All of this has left us asking why hasn't the Boulder police not charged Gary Oliva with the murder of JonBenet Ramsey.

21 FEB 2024 · Today's episode dives into the complex murder trial of Lori Vallow. In this episode, we're peeling back the curtain on the critical role of forensic psychologists in the courtroom. We discuss the work we are retained to do as experts, from determining competency to stand trial, to untangling the web of an insanity defense and our role in influencing sentencing recommendations. Why are forensic psychologists retained for murder trials? What can they reveal about the accused that isn't visible to the naked eye? How do we navigate the murky waters between mental health and criminal responsibility? And specifically, what was the role of forensic psychologists in her trial and how did it play into the high-profile case of Lori Vallow, a woman whose story sounds like it's straight out of a horror movie script? Join us as I sit down with Craig Wetterer, a leading forensic psychologist who has been on the front line of cases like Vallow's. We'll share our experiences from challenges we face in the courtroom and our work's impact on the outcomes of trials.