Natai Telfair

Psychology Behind the Case

Investigative podcast that examines real criminal cases through a psychological and social lens. Each episode goes beyond headlines and police reports to explore behavior, trauma, environment, and systematic failures that shape outcomes, especially in underreported communities. Using publicly available records and expert insight, the show asks not just what happened, but why.

Autor

Natai Telfair

Categoría

True Crime

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Último episodio

30 de mar. de 2026

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Episodios

Locus of Control: Why Convicted Offenders Choose the Final Escape 30.03.2026

In this deeply personal and analytical episode of Psychology Behind the Case , we return to the heartbreaking story of Na’Ziyah Harris . Following the recent March 2026 developments, including the plea deal, the sentencing of Jarvis Butts , and his subsequent suicide in custody and we go beyond the headlines to examine the "why" behind the tragedy. Why does a "caretaker" turn i...

The Disposable Narrative 14.01.2026

Four cases. Four cities. One chilling pattern. In the debut episode, we examine how missing and murdered girls were reframed as problems rather than people; through language, stigma, and silence. We explore how trust became a weapon, how attention faded, and how disposal, physical and narrative became the final act of dehumanization. This episode asks the difficult question: What happens when the...

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