• True Crime People & Places

  • By: Linda Sage
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True Crime People & Places

By: Linda Sage
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  • Hello and welcome to "True Crime People & Places," the podcast where we explore the world of true crime from an academic perspective. I'm Linda Sage, a criminal psychologist with over four decades of experience working with some of the most dangerous individuals in the world. Today, we will be discussing the psychology of serial killers.


    This podcast may contain discussions of violence, murder, sexual assault, and other topics related to true crime. Listener discretion is advised. If you are sensitive to these topics, please be aware that this podcast and blog may be triggering for you. If at any point you feel overwhelmed or distressed, please take a break, and seek support from a mental health professional or support organisation.


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Episodes
  • Kathryn Whiteley Talking about Family Murders

    Kathryn Whiteley Talking about Family Murders
    Jul 11 2024
    Dr. Kathryn Whiteley, PhD, offers a profound exploration into the complex world of women who kill. With her extensive research and expertise, Dr. Whiteley delves into the psychological, social, and emotional factors that drive women to commit homicide. She challenges common stereotypes and sheds light on the unique motivations and circumstances that distinguish female perpetrators. Through her work, Dr. Whiteley aims to foster a deeper understanding of these women, advocating for a nuanced approach to their cases that goes beyond the surface-level narratives often portrayed in the media.

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    28 mins
  • Policing Expert David Thomason Talking about Stalking

    Policing Expert David Thomason Talking about Stalking
    Jul 4 2024


    Stalking is an underrated crime, often minimised by both victims (at first) and professionals. Our session today with a specialist police officer David Thomason


    Many fail to recognise the profound psychological impact and pervasive fear that stalking can instill. Victims frequently dismiss the behaviour as merely annoying or harmless, while professionals may overlook its severity due to its often subtle and insidious nature.


    However, stalking can escalate into more violent acts, and its persistent intrusion can lead to severe emotional and psychological distress. Acknowledging the seriousness of stalking is crucial for providing adequate support and intervention, ensuring the safety and well-being of victims.


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    27 mins
  • The Link Between Policing in Theory & Practice

    The Link Between Policing in Theory & Practice
    Jun 6 2024

    Join us for a captivating episode of our podcast as we sit down with Tom Andrews, Lecturer in Policing at Derby University, for an in-depth exploration of his career and insights into the link between policing in theory and practice.


    With Tom's wealth of experience in the field, we'll uncover the nuances of policing strategies, the challenges faced by law enforcement professionals, and the practical application of theoretical concepts in real-world scenarios. Whether you're a student of criminology, a law enforcement professional, or simply curious about the workings of the justice system, this episode promises to offer valuable perspectives and engaging discussion.


    Tune in for an enlightening conversation that bridges the gap between academic theory and the realities of policing.


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    32 mins
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