The True Crime Podcaster

After a 1980 car bombing in St Louis, Missouri, police and media like were stunned to find the involvement of Dr Glennon Englemann, a longtime St Louis dentist. They would find he had been involved in killings going all the way back to the 1950’s. All with financial gain as the motivation. A look at a rare serial killer / white collar criminal combination.

Libby, Montana was a scenic mining town in Northwestern Montana. However it would never be the same after the town’s largest employer, WR Grace and Company knowingly exposed their residents to asbestos. Records showed the mining company’s officials knew the harm they were exposing but covered it up in the name of profit. Their greed would cost this little town at least 200 deaths.

Peanut Corporation of America CEO Stewart Parnell knowingly sent out salmonella-tainted peanut products resulting in nine deaths and hundreds of illnesses. Records would later show it was all in pursuit of fast, easy profit.

In the 1970's Ford designed the Pinto to compete with the many foreign compact models that were flooding the market. They rushed production and produced the Pinto. It was flawed from the start. The gas tank was placed too close to the rear-bumper which resulted in the car frequently bursting into flames when rear-ended. This negligence would result in hundreds being injured and even some deaths. P...

A self defense discussion with martial arts instructor, Mark Muir. Greg and I discuss practical martial arts training. You may not always have a weapon available when you need one. It is always good to know basic self-defense!

Known as the 'Wolf of Wall Street', Jordan Belfort was a white-collar criminal that conned investors out of millions. One investigator described him as a "financial serial killer." It is estimated he defrauded investors out of at least $200 million. Despite being ordered by the court to pay restitution to his victims, his victims have received very little compensation. Now in Australia, will the w...

For years, Bernie Madoff pulled off the biggest Ponzi Scheme in American history. The lives he ruined and the financial hardships he caused are immeasurable. Why do we not take white-collar criminals as seriously as common street criminals?

On the evening of November 18, 1987, the bodies of Russell and Elaine Dardeen and their son were found brutally murdered in their home in rural Ina, Illinois. Mrs. Dardeen was pregnant at the time and the brutal beating she endured forced her to go into labor. The newborn infant was killed in the same brutal fashion as the mother. To this day, this case remains unsolved and no official suspect has...

Dennis Rader, the BTK Killer, is one of the most depraved serial killers in American history. Only in own arrogance and ignorance of technology would bring him down. 

A continued discussion of missing persons and unsolved cases. A look at victimology and avoiding being a victim of violent crime. A compare and contrast of serial killers Albert Fish and Edmund Kemper. And of course supporting your local pet shelter!

A discussion of missing persons and unsolved cases. Sometimes the tough questions need to be asked. A look at victimology and avoiding being the victim of a violent crime. A compare and contrast of serial killers Albert Fish and Edmund Kemper. And of course, supporting your local dog shelter!