True crime podcast dedicated to unraveling the intricacies of crime.
The Twisted Podcast is a highly engaging and intellectually stimulating true crime podcast that focuses on the investigative process through rational and scientific analysis. Hosted by John Taylor, an experienced investigator with a background in the Secret Service, this podcast deconstructs what people say and write to uncover evidence of guilty knowledge. What sets this podcast apart is its listenability, as John's pleasant voice and well-researched material make for an enjoyable listening experience.
One of the best aspects of The Twisted Podcast is the extensive research that goes into each episode. The host clearly puts a lot of time and effort into thoroughly examining the cases he covers, resulting in episodes that are filled with interesting and intriguing information. Additionally, John includes interviews he has personally conducted, which adds another layer of depth to the podcast. This attention to detail and commitment to providing accurate information sets this podcast apart from others in the genre.
Another strong aspect of this podcast is John's analysis of the meaning behind what people involved with each case have said or not said. Drawing on his background as a former US Secret Service agent and current PI, John provides unique insights into the minds of those involved in these crimes. While it may not always be an exact science, this approach adds an extra layer of interest and intrigue to each episode.
On the downside, The Twisted Podcast may not be as widely known or popular as some other true crime podcasts. This is unfortunate because it offers a refreshing take on true crime content that goes beyond simply regurgitating information from Google searches. It would be great to see this podcast receive more recognition for its quality content and thoughtful analysis.
In conclusion, The Twisted Podcast is a hidden gem in the world of true crime podcasts. With its well-researched material, engaging host, thorough investigations, and unique analysis, it offers listeners a refreshing perspective on crimes. Despite being less known than some other podcasts in the genre, The Twisted Podcast is definitely worth a listen for true crime enthusiasts who are looking for something different and thought-provoking.
Branden Morgan from The Devil Within Podcast discusses season 1, which covers the murder of Betty Ann Sullivan in the late 1980s and the role of Satanism and the occult in her murder.
We delve into the murder of Huey Newton, who co-founded The Black Panther Party, a group whose reputation was primarily crafted by FBI propaganda.
Part 2 of 2. Someone murdered eleven-year-old Terry Bowers while on a Boy Scouts' camping trip in 1970 in rural Pennsylvania. His case is still unsolved. I will be talking with Terry Bowers' younger brother, Chris.
Someone murdered eleven-year-old Terry Bowers while on a Boy Scouts' camping trip in 1970 in rural Pennsylvania. His case is still unsolved. I will be talking with Terry Bowers' younger brother, Chris. Part 1 of 2.
While Anni Dewani and her husband Shrien were on their honeymoon in Cape Town, South Africa, several individuals kidnapped the couple and then murdered Anni. Was this just random violence, or was this a targeted attack?
In the 1980s, Jody Plauche was kidnapped and molested by a family friend. After the police rescued him, his father took matters into his own hands and killed the man who hurt his child. I will be talking with Jody about how these events impacted him and his family.
Melissa Leinweber and Whitney St. Andre from the Navigating Advocacy True Crime Podcast will discuss how they work with and help victims of crime. Often times, the victims are lost in many true crime stories, but Melissa and Whitney are working to have their voices heard.
Best-selling crime writer Patricia Cornwell discusses writing, true crime, and her latest book in the Scarpetta series, Identity Unknown.
Investigative journalist, Katie Kaplan, from the Two Sleuths Podcast and I discuss the unsolved murder of Stephon Edgerton, who is also known as DJ Juan Gotti.
Former Orange County California prosecutor Matt Murphy will be talking about his autobiography: The Book of Murder. It is fascinating and pure true crime from someone who lived it.
Part 2 of 2. Alison Duiker's mother, Lonnie Rogers, went missing in 1981. Alison still doesn't have answers to what happened to her mom or where she is.
Part 1 of 2. Alison Duiker's mother, Lonnie Rogers, went missing in 1981. Alison still doesn't have answers to what happened to her mom or where she is.
Robert Parmer of The Broken System Podcast discusses the murder of Amber Spradlin.
We will be delving into the complicated and conspiratorial aspects of Stanley Kubrick's work and his death.
The CIA needed to figure out how our enemies brainwashed people. There was no rule, law, or moral code they would not break to 'protect' us from the evils of others. The conducted their work under the super secret project: "MK Ultra."
Part 5 of 5. Elizabeth Holmes created the hugely publicized blood-testing company, Theranos. Her inventions put her on the cover of magazines. However, it was all a fraud.
Part 4 of 5. Elizabeth Holmes created the hugely publicized blood-testing company, Theranos. Her inventions put her on the cover of magazines. However, it was all a fraud.
Part 3 of 5. Elizabeth Holmes created the hugely publicized blood-testing company, Theranos. Her inventions put her on the cover of magazines. However, it was all a fraud.
Part 2 of 5. Elizabeth Holmes created the hugely publicized blood-testing company, Theranos. Her inventions put her on the cover of magazines. However, it was all a fraud.
Part 1 of 5. Elizabeth Holmes created the hugely publicized blood-testing company, Theranos. Her inventions put her on the cover of magazines. However, it was all a fraud.
Lacey Fletcher was found deceased, melted into the couch inside her parent's home. How did her mother and father allow this to happen?
Attorney and true crime writer Doug Kari talks about his new book: “The Berman Murders: Unraveling the Mojave Desert's Most Mysterious Unsolved Case,” which delves into the unsolved deaths of Barry and Louise Berman in 1986.
Lawyer for serial killer John Wayne Gacy, Karen Conti, will delve into what it was like to talk one-on-one with Gacy and why she decided to defend someone, who many consider pure evil.
In 2022, Paul Pelosi, the husband of the Speaker of the U.S. House of Representative, was viciously attacked inside their home.
Interview with Crisis Negotiator Patrick Doering on the many aspects of dealing with people in highly stressful situations.
Part 2 of 2. The murder of Sherri Rasmussen on February 24th of 1986 remained unsolved until 2009 when LAPD detectives turned their focus onto one of their own. I will be dissecting the interrogation of LAPD detective Stephanie Lazarus.
The murder of Sherri Rasmussen on February 24th of 1986 remained unsolved until 2009 when LAPD detectives turned their focus onto one of their own. I will be dissecting the interrogation of LAPD detective Stephanie Lazarus. Part 1 of 2.
Liberty Forrest, the mother of a convicted killer Jacob Alexander Tolchinsky, will speak to me about what it was like to raise her son and try to cope with his violent and criminal actions. Part 2 of 2.
Part 1 of 2. Liberty Forrest, the mother of a convicted killer Jacob Alexander Tolchinsky, will speak to me about what it was like to raise her son and try to cope with his violent and criminal actions.
Twenty-month-old Ayla Reynolds disappeared from her father's home in the middle of the night. Was this another rare child abduction from a stranger, or do the adults inside the home know more than they are telling?
After 16 years, a judge exonerated Leonard Allan Cure for a crime he didn't commit. Then, just a few years later, a roadside traffic stop with a Georgia Deputy Sheriff would end his life.
Part 2 of 2. Police and prosecutors believe Lacey Spears poisoned her five-year-old son to death with excessive amounts of salt. This was likely a culmination of years of Lacey causing her son to be sick to garner attention for herself, commonly referred to as Munchausen by proxy.
Part 1 of 2. Police and prosecutors believe Lacey Spears poisoned her five-year-old son to death with excessive amounts of salt. This was likely a culmination of years of Lacey causing her son to be sick to garner attention for herself, commonly referred to as Munchausen by proxy.
In 1971, John List killed his entire family. He left a lengthy confession letter explaining his reasoning for the murders. Does a killer's explanation help us understand his crimes better?
Whitey Bulger ran one of the most ruthless and violent Irish gangs in Boston in the 1970s, 80s, and 90s. How did he hold onto his power for so long? The FBI protected him. Yet, this business arrangement would ultimately lead to his demise.
Writer Abayomi Azikiwe from the Pan African News Wire and I discuss the death of legendary singer Sam Cooke.
Someone took eight-year-old Jennifer Schuett out of her bed as she slept. However, the perpetrator picked the wrong girl because she dedicated her life to finding the man who took her.
Tupac Shakur is one of the most influential musicians of all time. He was gunned down in his prime. I will delve into the life and death of Tupac.
Part 2 of 2. Savanna Steele from the ‘Woo! There it is! Podcast' and I will be talking about a group of concerned citizens who burglarized an FBI office in the 1970s. They risked their freedom and livelihood because they believed the FBI was doing horrible things to American citizens. They were right.
Part 1 of 2. Savanna Steele from the ‘Woo! There it is! Podcast' and I will be talking about a group of concerned citizens who burglarized an FBI office in the 1970s. They risked their freedom and livelihood because they believed the FBI was doing horrible things to American citizens. They were right.
Interview with director Michael Neelsen about the death of Tom Monfils and his documentary, "Beyond Human Nature."
The final episode of a seven-episode series on the disappearance and death of Rebekah Barsotti. She went missing outside of Missoula, Montana in July of 2021. Her body was found in May of 2022. Did she die from a river accident or didn't something nefarious happen to her?
Part six of a seven-episode series on the disappearance and death of Rebekah Barsotti. She went missing outside of Missoula, Montana in July of 2021. Her body was found in May of 2022. Did she die from a river accident or didn't something nefarious happen to her?
The fifth in a seven-episode series on the disappearance and death of Rebekah Barsotti. She went missing outside of Missoula, Montana in July of 2021. Her body was found in May of 2022. Did she die from a river accident or didn't something nefarious happen to her?
The fourth in a seven-episode series on the disappearance and death of Rebekah Barsotti. She went missing outside of Missoula, Montana in July of 2021. Her body was found in May of 2022. Did she die from a river accident or didn't something nefarious happen to her?
This is the third of a seven-episode series on disappearance and death of Rebekah Barsotti. She went missing outside of Missoula, Montana in July of 2021. Her body was found in May of 2022. Did she die from a river accident or didn't something nefarious happen to her?
The second of a seven-episode series on the disappearance and death of Rebekah Barsotti. She went missing outside of Missoula, Montana in July of 2021. Her body was found in May of 2022. Did she die from a river accident or didn't something nefarious happen to her?
The first of a seven-episode series on disappearance and death of Rebekah Barsotti. She went missing outside of Missoula, Montana in July of 2021. Her body was found in May of 2022. Did she die from a river accident or didn't something nefarious happen to her?
Part 2 of 2. Savanna Steele, from the “Woo! There it is” Podcast, and I will discuss the mysterious case surrounding Who Put Bella in the Wych Elm from 1940s England.
Savanna Steele, from the “Woo! There it is” Podcast, and I will discuss the mysterious case surrounding Who Put Bella in the Wych Elm from 1940s England.
In 1962, four prisoners at Alcatraz planned a daring escape, using fake heads, raincoats as a raft, and lots of free time, to make their way off of the island. Did they make it to shore? Are they dead or alive?