Jim Harold's Crime Scene
Jim Harold interviews America's most popular True Crime authors. We've covered everything from Jack The Ripper to 21st Century true crime cases ripped from today's headlines. Guests have included Pulitzer Prize winners and New York Times Best Sellers. In production since 2011 with over 150 episodes. The program was formerly exclusive to Jim's Plus Club. Now, the last 90 days of episodes of this program are now free!
Episodes
We talk about the true story of British murderer Dennis Nilsen on this edition of Crime Scene. Our guest is author Alan Warren.
You can find his book on Nilsen at Amazon: Drinks, Dinner & Death: The True Story of Dennis Nilsen (British Criminals Book 4)
Thanks Alan!
Dr. Rebecca Hayes joins us to talk about the interaction between social media and crime on this edition of Crime Scene.
You can find her book at Amazon: #Crime: Social Media, Crime, and the Criminal Legal System (Palgrave Studies in Crime, Media and Culture)
Thanks Dr. Hayes!
Rachel Monroe examines the appeal of true crime to women in her recent book, Savage Appetites. We talk about it on this edition of Crime Scene.
You can find her book at Amazon: Savage Appetites
Thanks Rachel!
Famed trial lawyer Mike Papantonio joins us to talk about his fight against the pharmaceutical industry over the opioid crisis.
You can find his novel based on the crisis at Amazon.com: Law and Addiction
Thanks Mike!
Former FBI Special Agent Jerri Williams talks to us about FBI Myths and Misconceptions.
You can check out her book at Amazon: FBI Myths and Misconceptions: A Manual for Armchair Detectives
Also, find her podcast FBI Retired Case File Review wherever you get your podcasts!
Thanks Jerri! What a great guest you were!
A seemingly perfect suburban marriage turns murderous. Veteran reporter and author Amanda Lamb joins us to talk about the shocking story of Brad and Nancy Cooper.
You can find her book on the case at Amazon.com:
Love Lies: A True Story of Marriage and Murder in the Suburbs
You can also find Amanda's website at alambauthor.com
Thanks Amanda!
Lorenzo Carcaterra has been a #1 New York Times Best Seller, a longtime writer for TV's Law and Order among his other successes.
He has a new book out, Tin Badges, that has already been optioned for a potential TV series.
We talk about his career, crime writing and more on this edition of Crime Scene.
You can find his new book at Amazon: Tin Badges: A Novel
Thanks Lorenzo!
Defense attorney Donald McInnis talks to us about the tragic Stephanie Crowe murder case and justice gone wrong.
You can find his book at Amazon.com: She's So Cold: Murder, Accusations and the System that Devastated a Family
Thanks Donald.
We go inside the Manson jury to find out what it was really like. Our guest is Deborah Herman.
You can find Deborah's book at Amazon.com: Inside the Manson Jury: From Deliberation to Death Sentence
Thanks Deborah!
Israel Keyes has been called the most meticulous serial killer in history. He is certainly one of the most chilling. Author Maureen Callahan joins us to talk about this monster.
You can find her book on Keyes at Amazon.com: American Predator: The Hunt for the Most Meticulous Serial Killer of the 21st Century
Thanks Maureen.
Ted Bundy was one of the most twisted serial killers ever. We talk with author Kevin Sullivan about his latest book on Bundy.
You can find it at Amazon.com: Ted Bundy's Murderous Mysteries
Thanks Kevin.
Writer Casey Cep joins us to discuss Harper Lee of To Kill A Mockingbird fame and what it was like to complete Lee's unfinished book.
You can find the fruit of Casey's labor of admiration at Amazon.com: Furious Hours: Murder, Fraud and the Last Trial of Harper Lee.
Thanks Casey!
Human trafficking is a terrible problem. We discuss it with author Alan Warren today on Crime Scene.
You can find his new book on the subject at Amazon.com: IN CHAINS: The Dangerous World of Human Trafficking
Thanks Alan.
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