Henry Collins

True Crime & Modern Scams

Science EN ↓ 27 episódios

Step into the shadows of deception with True Crime & Modern Scams, hosted by Henry Collins. This podcast unravels chilling stories of real crimes and the sophisticated scams shaping today’s world. From classic frauds to cutting-edge digital cons, each episode blends gripping storytelling with deep analysis to reveal how criminals exploit trust, technology, and human psychology. Whether you’re fascinated by true crime mysteries or curious about the hidden dangers of the modern age, this show exposes the schemes that lurk behind everyday life—and how to protect yourself from becoming the next vi...

Autor

Henry Collins

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Science

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www.spreaker.com

Último episódio

2 de set de 2025

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Episódios

Episode 2 The Tinder Swindler – Love, Lies, and Luxury Jets 26.08.2025

Today, we’re diving into one of the most infamous modern scams of the past decade. A story that made global headlines, inspired a Netflix documentary, and left countless people wondering: How could anyone fall for this?

Episode 1 The Psychology of Scams – Why Smart People Get Fooled 26.08.2025

When we think of scams, it’s easy to imagine a naïve victim—someone who wasn’t paying attention, someone careless with their money. But here’s the chilling truth: some of the world’s smartest, most successful people have fallen for scams. Doctors, lawyers, engineers, business executives—scammers don’t discriminate. They target everyone. And more often than not, intelligence isn’t protection. In fa...

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