True Crime Talk

Sergeant James Lee Haynes, was a decorated U.S. Army officer who went missing in 1963 while hitchhiking home for Christmas. His daughters, Linda and Brenda, share their family's long struggle for answers and justice. They recount the circumstances of their father's disappearance, the various theories surrounding it, and the impact on their family. We get into witness accounts, the ongoing search for their father's remains, as well ...

Sergeant James Lee Haynes, a decorated U.S. Army officer who went missing in 1963 while hitchhiking home for Christmas. His daughters, Linda and Brenda, share their family's long struggle for answers and justice. They recount the circumstances of their father's disappearance, the various theories surrounding it, and the impact on their family. We get into witness accounts, the ongoing search for their father's remains, as well as t...

Welcome to True Crime Talk. This week we continue to look into the chilling case of the Mad Butcher of West Virginia, exploring the unsolved murders and disappearances that haunted Fayette County in the early 1960s. The discussion covers the victims, the investigation, and the personal stories of those affected by the crimes, while also speculating on the identity of the butcher and the reasons behind these horrific acts

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Welcome to True Crime Talk.  This is the story of the Mad Butcher Part 1 - We explore the chilling history of the Mad Butcher of West Virginia, an unidentified serial killer linked to a series of gruesome murders and disappearances in the early 1960s. The hosts discuss various victims, including Esker Ernest Gwynn, Sammy Smith, Michael Rogers, Lou Bennett, Shirley Jean Arthur, and Sergeant James Lee Haynes, exploring the circumstan...

Welcome to True Crime Talk. On tonight's show, True Crime Talk welcomes author Dennis Carson to discuss his new book, 'Every Killer Leaves a Trace.' The conversation delves into the psychology of serial killers, their mistakes, and the infamous cases that highlight their capture. Dennis shares insights from his research, including the role of forensic science and the complexities of criminal behavior. The discussion also touches on...

In this episode, Nic and Bill Huffman from The Who Killed Podcast discuss the recent developments in the Austin yogurt shop murders case, focusing on the breakthrough involving Robert Eugene Brasher, a serial killer linked to the crime. They explore the details of the case, the victims, the investigation, and the implications of DNA evidence, while also addressing the wrongful convictions of two men previously charged with the murd...

This True Crime Talk delves into the mysterious death of Ellen Greenberg, initially ruled a homicide but later changed to a suicide, sparking a legal battle by her family to have the ruling overturned. The discussion highlights the family's ongoing fight for justice, recent developments in the case, and insights from the documentary 'Death in Apartment 603.'

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Tonight on True Crime Talk, Paul Smith shares his harrowing experiences of life in federal prison, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic. He discusses the psychological toll of incarceration, the harsh realities of solitary confinement, and the pervasive violence within the prison system. Smith emphasizes the need for genuine rehabilitation efforts and the importance of raising awareness about the true conditions faced by inmat...

Judge Michael Randazzo shares his remarkable journey from a family with mafia ties to becoming a respected judge. He discusses the challenges he faced, the impact of his family's legacy, and his commitment to justice, particularly for victims. Through his memoir, he aims to break the cycle of generational sin and inspire others to overcome their pasts.

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We discuss the life and dark legacy of Greg Scarpa, a notorious mafia insider and informant. Jonathan Dyer, the author of 'Greg Scarpa: Legendary Evil', discusses Scarpa's criminal activities, his complex relationship with the FBI, and his involvement in significant historical events, including civil rights murders. The discussion highlights Scarpa's manipulative nature, his violent methods, and the le...

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In this gripping episode host Nick Edwards delves into the harrowing story of Scott McMahon, who was incarcerated in a foreign land for a crime he insists he did not commit. Join us as Scott, alongside guest Brent Tim, recounts the chilling experience of being falsely accused, navigating the corrupt intricacies of the legal system abroad, and surviving the dire conditions of ...

Tonight on True Crime Talk... Nic and Carolyn delve into the chilling details of the Garden State Parkway murders, focusing on the victims, Elizabeth Perry and Susan Davis, and the subsequent investigation that has remained open for decades. True Crime author and lawyer Christian Barth joins True Crime Talk as a proven but obsessed expert of this New Jersey cold case. The discussion covers the timeline of events leading up to the m...

Tonight on True Crime Talk we are joined by former NBA player and NCAA great Chris Washburn. Chris was drafted number 3 overall in the 1986 NBA Draft but drugs destroyed what could have been an amazing career. Listen and learn from Chris as he has a lot to teach all of us. 

New from WildBlue Press - Out of Bounds - The Chris Washburn Story - from broken NBA dreams to redemption by Chris Washburn and Ron Chepesiuk 

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Tonight on True Crime Talk, Storm of Suspicion author Kevin Lenihan discusses the ongoing trial of Karen Reed, who is accused of killing her boyfriend, John O'Keefe. The conversation delves into the differences between the first and second trials, the impact of witness testimonies, public perception of the defendant, and the role of social media in shaping narratives around the case. Lenihan also addresses the evidence presented, i...