True Crime – New podcasts

  • What makes you a heretic? Journalist Andrew Gold believes that, in an age of group-think and tribes, we need heretics - those who use unconventional wisdom to speak out against their own groups, from cancelled comedians and radical feminists to cult defectors and vigilantes hunting deviants.
    Learn from my guests how to rebel, think differently and resist social contagion. From Triggernometry's Francis Foster and the world's most cancelled man Graham Linehan to Robbie Williams and gender critical atheist Richard Dawkins. These are the people living with the weight of their own community's disappointment on their shoulders.

  • Welcome to The Masked Man Podcast—the first Punjabi-language true crime podcast that takes you deep into the most chilling, twisted, and unsolved cases from around the world. Every episode explores the dark side of human nature, with stories of murders, disappearances, and criminal conspiracies, narrated in a way that pulls no punches. If you have a curiosity for the morbid and mysterious, and want it all delivered in the raw honesty of Punjabi, you’re in the right place. Tune in, but beware—you might not sleep the same again.

  • "The Skillful Art of Manipulation" dives deep into the intricate psychology behind influence, control, and persuasion. Each episode explores real-world examples of manipulation in everyday life—whether it’s in personal relationships, politics, marketing, or business. Hosted by experts in human behavior, the Audiobook uncovers the subtle techniques people use to sway others' decisions, beliefs, and emotions. With thought-provoking discussions and guest interviews, we shine a light on both the positive and negative sides of manipulation, helping listeners understand how it works and how to guard against it.Whether you’re looking to recognize manipulation in others or refine your own persuasive skills ethically, "The Skillful Art of Manipulation" provides invaluable insights into the power dynamics that shape our world. Tune in for compelling stories, psychological deep dives, and practical tips that empower you to navigate the complex web of human influence. #audiobookstagram, #audiobooklover, #audiobookreview, #audiobooksrock, #audiobookaddict, #audiobookcommunity, #audiobookrecommendation, #audiobookclub, #audiobooklife, #audiobookjunkie #audiobookMystery #audiobooktx #audiobooks #thrillerbooks #mysteryaudiobook #FreeAudiobook #shortstory

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  • True crime and mystery from Alaska, Canada and the Pacific Northwest

  • True Crime: India is a gripping podcast that delves into the dark and mysterious world of real-life crimes that have unfolded on the Indian subcontinent. Join us as we unravel the compelling narratives, explore intriguing investigations, and dive into the minds of criminals and their victims. From notorious cases to hidden secrets, each episode brings you an immersive journey through India’s most captivating true crime stories. Subscribe now to uncover the secrets that lie beneath the surface of India’s true crime history.

  • Crime Time Snacks is a true crime podcast that delves into a variety of unsolved cases, exploring the facts, theories, and evidence surrounding each mystery. The podcast aims to provide listeners with a comprehensive understanding of these cases, encouraging them to engage with the content and form their own conclusions.

  • Unlock the secrets of crime prevention with an extraordinary podcast featuring a dynamic team of two sisters and their mom. Together, we delve into chilling cases to uncover valuable insights on avoiding becoming a victim. Don't miss out on this smart and engaging journey to enhance your safety.

  • Take a deep dive into the world of true crime with trauma therapist Melissa Rondeau. Through interviews with survivors, their families, experts and FBI agents, Melissa analyzes the real impact and aftermath of heinous acts. Listen as Melissa uses her clinical skills to invite open, authentic and honest conversations about childhood abuse, trauma, resilience, choice, empowerment and recovery, all while exploring interesting cases from the perspective of a psychotherapist and former police officer.

  • Welcome to Dark Corners: American Mysteries, where we dive deep into unsolved cases, strange happenings, and stories that defy easy explanations.

  • An Appointment With Murder is a forensic examination of those who kill.

    In Series 1, we turn the scalpel inward on doctors who kill: trusted professionals who betrayed their oath to save lives. From the calculated crimes of Dr Harold Shipman to the dark legacy of Dr John Bodkin-Adams, this series delves deep into the minds, methods, and motivations of medical murderers.

    Hosted by Dr Andrew Johns, a leading forensic psychiatrist who spent years inside Broadmoor Hospital with some of Britain’s most infamous killers, and Dr Harry Brunjes, physician, expert witness, and senior figure in medical ethics, An Appointment with Murder is where medicine meets malice.

    Join The Crime Desk to hear all episodes in the first series as soon as it launches in May. Plus, you'll get exclusive weekly bonus episodes of our award-winning podcast The Trial, ad-free listening across all of our shows, and early access to brand-new series like our high-stakes investigative series, Heists, Scams & Lies. Become a member today at thecrimedesk.com.

    Hosts: Dr Andrew Johns, Dr Harry Brunjes
    Producer: Philip Wilding
    Editor: Chelsey Moore
    Sound Design: John Scott
    Exec Producer: Bella Soames

  • Psychiatrists are held to a high standard for a reason: they see patients at their most vulnerable and are entrusted with their deepest secrets. So, what happens if a psychiatrist is accused of violating that trust?

    The Oath examines the case of Dr. Melvyn Iscove, whose medical license was revoked in 2018 for allegedly sexually abusing two patients. When journalist Krysia Collyer first came across Dr. Iscove’s case, it seemed straightforward—until she and her co-producer, Brennan Leffler, began digging.

    What happened to those two patients was only part of a long, unusual story involving Iscove’s dedication to a largely forgotten 1950s psychoanalyst who believed homosexuality could be cured. The case raises serious questions about Ontario’s medical regulator: Can it be trusted to protect patients, and how does it handle potential cases of so-called “conversion therapy”?

    From TVO Podcasts, The Oath is a six-part investigative series about the power we give our doctors—and what can happen if they cross a line. Follow The Oath on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen.

  • One of America’s greatest unsolved mysteries, and the two women at its core; One black, one white. One poor, one rich. They never actually met. But their lives came to intersect through one tragic day when Mary Pinchot Meyer was mysteriously murdered on her daily walk in broad daylight in 1964. A black man stood accused, and a barrier-breaking civil rights lawyer, Dovey Roundtree, rose to his defense. Award-winning journalist Soledad O'Brien weaves a tale of crime and culture that still resonates with our socio-political climate today.

  • Confessional is a podcast delving into the dark, creepy and often haunting stories of our listeners.

  • Join your host, Maddy, for this original true-crime podcast that explores the most shocking murder cases involving schools, students, professors, and universities. From mass murders to jealous lovers to fraternity hazing deaths, we’ll take an in-depth look at the motives, mysteries, and mayhem surrounding these unthinkable acts.

    Follow us at: @murderupodcast on Instagram & TikTok

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  • Hello! This is my podcast where I delve into the history behind paranormal events. Each week I cover a different spooky location or creepy topic and sometimes even share my own experiences or interview my friends about theirs. So grab yourself a cup of tea, make sure the doors are locked and the sage is close by. I have a story to tell you.

  • It was supposed to be impenetrable. A palatial home on London’s Billionaires’ Row, guarded round-the-clock by ex-military security, in one of the most heavily-patrolled streets in the country.
    And yet, on a cold night in December 2019, a group of audacious thieves pulled off the perfect burglary, slipping inside the Kensington home of Formula 1 heiress, Tamara Ecclestone and vanishing into the night with an incredible £25 million in diamonds, cash, and jewellery. How?
    In this jaw-dropping investigation, Daily Mail reporters George Odling and Andy Jehring embark on a years-long hunt for answers—knocking on doors across Europe, chasing leads in Serbia’s criminal underworld, and uncovering a story far more complex than anyone had imagined.
    From luxury mansions to the shadowy depths of organised crime, Heists, Scams & Lies investigates the truth behind the biggest domestic burglary in British history to try and find out once and for all: where are Tamara Ecclestone’s missing diamonds?
    New episodes released weekly. Don’t want to wait? Join The Crime Desk now and hear all episodes in the series as soon as it launches. Plus, you'll get exclusive weekly bonus episodes of our award-winning podcast The Trial, ad-free listening across all of our shows, and early access to brand-new series. Become a member today at thecrimedesk.com.

    Presenters: George Odling, Andy Jehring
    Series Producer: Julia Webster
    Editor: Jarek Zarba
    Sound Design: John Scott
    Executive Producer: Bella Soames

  • We are a mother daughter podcast that like to share all the things we find interesting with True Crime and History with a focus on women and how they have impacted our world, whether for good or for bad.

  • Welcome to the Pod of Terror!


    Join Pat and Darsi as they discuss the most vile, despicable human beings on the planet. From serial killers to family annihilators, cults and scorned lovers, it will be a dark and twisted journey.


    Grab a glass of wine with the girls and prepare to be shocked!

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  • Anna Sorokin: The Rise and Fall of the ‘Fake Heiress’ and Her Surprising Journey to “Dancing with the Stars” Anna Sorokin, better known by the alias Anna Delvey, became infamous in the late 2010s for her high-profile scam of posing as a wealthy German heiress to infiltrate New York’s elite social circles. Her meteoric rise to fame—and subsequent downfall—fascinated the world, spawning documentaries, books, and a Netflix series (Inventing Anna), detailing her elaborate schemes and eventual conviction. Now, years after her criminal conviction, Sorokin has made headlines again with her unexpected appearance on "Dancing with the Stars", showcasing a surprising pivot in her post-prison life. This biography delves into Anna Sorokin's life, her infamous criminal activities, legal battles, and her recent foray into reality television. Early Life: From Russia to Germany Anna Sorokin was born on January 23, 1991, in Domodedovo, Russia, a suburb of Moscow. Her early life was far removed from the glamour she would later claim to possess. Sorokin's father worked as a truck driver, and her family led a modest, working-class life. In 2007, when Anna was 16, her family relocated to Germany, where they hoped to find better opportunities. They settled in Escheweiler, a small town in North Rhine-Westphalia, where Sorokin attended high school. In Germany, Sorokin was described as a quiet student, though not particularly interested in academics. She was more captivated by fashion, art, and the luxurious lifestyles of the elite. After graduating from high school, Sorokin moved to London to attend Central Saint Martins, a prestigious art school. However, she quickly dropped out and relocated to Paris, where she began working as an intern for the French fashion magazine Purple. It was during her time in Paris that Sorokin first began to experiment with the persona of “Anna Delvey,” a wealthy German heiress with a supposedly limitless trust fund. Using this fabricated identity, she began to make inroads into the elite social circles of New York, where her story would take a darker turn. The Rise of Anna Delvey: The "Fake Heiress" In 2013, Sorokin moved to New York City, where she officially adopted her "Delvey" persona. She began attending high-society events, mingling with celebrities, artists, and the wealthy. Her story of being a German heiress, poised to inherit a substantial trust fund, made her an intriguing figure in New York’s elite social scene. Sorokin stayed at luxury hotels, frequented high-end restaurants, and attended exclusive parties, all while carefully cultivating her image as a mysterious and fabulously wealthy young woman. Sorokin’s charm and apparent wealth allowed her to move effortlessly through Manhattan’s elite. She convinced friends, business contacts, and acquaintances that she was working on a major business venture—a luxury arts club called the “Anna Delvey Foundation” (ADF). To fund this fictitious project, Sorokin sought millions in loans from prominent banks, claiming her trust fund would soon cover the expenses. However, without a single dollar to her name, Sorokin’s glamorous lifestyle was sustained through deceit, manipulation, and a series of unpaid bills. Between 2013 and 2017, Sorokin scammed hotels, banks, and wealthy acquaintances out of hundreds of thousands of dollars. She would often convince friends to cover her expenses, promising to pay them back, only to disappear or offer excuses when the time came to settle the debt. Her schemes unraveled when hotels and acquaintances started to demand payments, and her ability to bluff her way out of trouble faltered. The Arrest and Trial: The Downfall of Anna Delvey In 2017, after failing to pay a $30,000 hotel bill, Sorokin was arrested by the NYPD. The grand illusion she had so carefully crafted came crashing down as the details of her scams were made public. She was charged with multiple counts of grand larceny, theft of services, and other related crimes, totaling more than $275,000 in fraud. In her 2019 trial, Sorokin’s defense claimed that she never intended to commit fraud and that her actions were misunderstood as those of an ambitious businesswoman. However, the prosecution painted a different picture, arguing that Sorokin was a deliberate con artist who manipulated people and institutions to fund her lavish lifestyle. Sorokin’s trial garnered widespread media attention, with her courtroom outfits—often meticulously styled—becoming a topic of public fascination. In May 2019, Anna Sorokin was convicted of eight charges, including grand larceny in the second degree and theft of services. She was sentenced to 4 to 12 years in prison, fined $24,000, and ordered to pay nearly $200,000 in restitution. Life After Prison: Reinvention and Media Attention Anna Sorokin’s story didn’t end with her conviction. After serving nearly four years in prison, she was released in February 2021 for good behavior. However, just weeks after her release, she was detained again by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) for overstaying her visa, facing possible deportation to Germany. Throughout her time in prison and after her release, Sorokin remained a topic of media fascination. Netflix's Inventing Anna, a dramatized retelling of her life, premiered in early 2022, and Sorokin even sold her life rights to the streaming giant, netting her a significant payday (though much of it went to pay her legal debts and restitution). The show, created by Shonda Rhimes, brought Sorokin's story to a global audience and reignited interest in her life and crimes. Despite her legal troubles, Sorokin has continued to maintain her public presence. She regularly posts on social media, giving insights into her life under house arrest, and has even launched a podcast where she discusses her experiences and newfound fame. In a twist that few could have predicted, Sorokin's notoriety has become her personal brand, and she has expressed interest in pursuing more media opportunities. “Dancing with the Stars”: A New Chapter? In a move that stunned fans and critics alike, Anna Sorokin made her reality TV debut by joining the cast of "Dancing with the Stars" in 2024. Her inclusion in the show, which typically features a mix of celebrities, athletes, and public figures, has been controversial, with many questioning whether someone with Sorokin’s criminal past should be given such a prominent platform. However, Sorokin’s participation on the show has been viewed by some as an attempt to further rehabilitate her public image. Partnered with a professional dancer, Sorokin has surprised viewers with her commitment to the competition. Her performances, though not flawless, have demonstrated determination and a willingness to reinvent herself in the public eye. The judges have been a mix of intrigued and critical, with some acknowledging the complexity of her persona while others focus strictly on her dancing ability. Sorokin, for her part, has embraced the experience, viewing it as another opportunity to reclaim her narrative. She has publicly stated that her time on the show is part of her effort to move beyond her past mistakes and build a new chapter in her life. Conclusion: The Ongoing Story of Anna Sorokin Anna Sorokin’s journey from small-town girl in Russia to infamous socialite and convicted con artist is one of the most fascinating modern-day scandals. Her ability to manipulate New York’s elite, evade consequences for years, and ultimately leverage her notoriety into continued fame speaks to the complexities of media and public fascination with crime. With her appearance on Dancing with the Stars, Sorokin has again found herself in the limelight, this time on her own terms. Whether she will be able to fully reinvent herself or remain a controversial figure tied to her past remains to be seen. For now, Sorokin’s journey continues to captivate the public’s attention, with each new development offering another chapter in the saga of the “Fake Heiress.” Thanks for listening and remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts.