Women and Crime

Noelle Martin, a young woman whose life was changed after googling herself, discusses her fight against image-based abuse, the evolution of AI deepfakes, and the legal implications of deepfake technology. The podcast also covers the influence of deepfakes on social media platforms, challenges in prosecuting perpetrators, and the global responses to combat deepfake technology.

Mary Shieler, involved in a passionate love triangle that led to the murder of an innocent 22-year-old man, explores the consequences of technology on crime, deceptive online relationships, the dark world of catfishing, and the tragic outcome of complex situations.

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Madison Russo, a college student with a viral cancer story turned criminal, faked her diagnosis for financial gain. The podcast explores the allure of social media attention and deceit, the impact of fake cancer scams, and the repercussions of white-collar crimes on future opportunities and mental health rehabilitation.

Jordan Turpin, a brave teenage girl, escaped a house of horrors by calling 911. The podcast covers the Turpin family's extreme abuse, the siblings' inspirational escape planning, and their struggles post-incarceration. It highlights the importance of intervention in cases of neglect and explores donation options and career paths in criminology and forensic psychology.

Mekayla Bali, a young girl who vanished mysteriously eight years ago, shares her compelling story. The discussion dives into her last known movements and troubled communications before her disappearance. Investigators face challenges tracing her digital footprint while concerns about online vulnerability and human trafficking are raised. The conversation balances the gravity of her case with light-hearted moments and reflections on broader issues of missing persons, making it an engaging exploration of a heartbreaking mystery.

In this gripping discussion, Susan Smith reflects on her controversial past as a mother convicted of murdering her children 30 years ago. The hosts delve into her traumatic upbringing and the psychological factors that influenced her actions. They explore the harrowing details of the lake incident and the subsequent investigation that led to her incarceration, revealing inconsistencies in her statements. The conversation also raises questions about her readiness for parole and the implications for public safety and mental health.

Jennifer Crumbley, a mother recently convicted of manslaughter related to her son's mass shooting, shares her harrowing story. The conversation delves into the complexities of parental responsibility and the mental health struggles faced by her son, Ethan, particularly during the COVID pandemic. It challenges listeners to consider the balance of accountability and the signs of distress that often go unnoticed. Legal ramifications and the societal implications of linking parental actions to their children's conduct are also thoughtfully explored.

Jana Monroe, a trailblazer who broke into the FBI during the 1980s, shares her inspiring journey from small-town beginnings to a pivotal role in the Behavioral Sciences Unit. She discusses the discrimination she faced and her determination to succeed in a male-dominated field. Jana also delves into her work on notorious cases, including insights from the 'Silence of the Lambs,' and reflects on the challenges of balancing personal and professional life. Her story highlights women's growing representation and impact in criminal justice.

Susan Burton, a powerful advocate for formerly incarcerated women, shares her incredible journey from addiction and incarceration to empowerment. She discusses her traumatic childhood and the struggles of young motherhood, revealing the systemic failures that affect women in the justice system. Burton highlights the importance of community support for reintegration and the transformative power of shared experiences. Her commitment to activism shines through as she emphasizes the need for shelters and programs that cater specifically to the challenges women face post-incarceration.