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“En 2014, Alberto Daniel Hill, experto en ciberseguridad, encontró un problema de seguridad en el sitio web de un proveedor médico. Al informar sobre el tema, lo llevó a convertirse en la primera persona encarcelada en Uruguay por un delito informático, un delito que no cometió y que probablemente ni siquiera sucedió..."
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Broken Tracks explores the stories behind music historyโs most fascinating figures. From crime and prison sentences to folklore, tragedy and redemption, each episode dives into the lives of musicians whose stories became as legendary as their songs. Combining music history, true crime and immersive storytelling, Broken Tracks uncovers the people behind the records and the myths that surround them.
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True crime is only the surface.
The Missing Why is a psychological documentary podcast examining the hidden structures beneath violence, disappearance, obsession, dependency, manipulation, control, and human collapse. Through cinematic storytelling, behavioral analysis, and emotionally immersive narratives, each episode explores not only what happened, but why it happened.
From infamous murders to forgotten international cases, this podcast dissects the psychological mechanisms that shape identity, fear, trauma, power, emotional dependency, isolation, survival, and the unseen pressures that slowly fracture the human mind. Every story is approached as more than an event, it is treated as a system of human behavior waiting to be understood.
Rather than sensationalizing tragedy, The Missing Why focuses on the deeper architecture of the human condition:
the motives people hide,
the emotional burdens people carry,
the identities people construct,
the systems people become trapped inside,
and the fractures that eventually surface under pressure.Each episode blends investigative atmosphere with psychological interpretation to create an experience that feels cinematic, intellectually grounded, emotionally heavy, and psychologically revealing. The goal is not simply to recount events, but to immerse listeners inside the emotional climate, social pressures, internal conflicts, and psychological realities that shaped them.
Cases span across decades and continents, exploring murders, disappearances, cult dynamics, family annihilations, manipulative relationships, unresolved mysteries, emotional dependency structures, coercive control, identity collapse, and the darker dimensions of human behavior that often remain hidden beneath headlines.
The Missing Why is built on the belief that behavior does not emerge in isolation. Behind every act exists a deeper structure:
a fear,
a need,
a trauma,
a psychological dependency,
a pursuit of power,
or a desperate attempt to preserve identity and control.This podcast is not interested in glorifying violence.
It is interested in understanding the conditions that allow violence, manipulation, obsession, and collapse to emerge in the first place.Blending long-form narrative storytelling with psychological analysis, The Missing Why exists at the intersection of true crime, behavioral psychology, philosophy, and human systems analysis.
This is not crime for entertainment.
This is psychological excavation.
New episodes weekly.
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The pacific Northwest is home to some of the most beautiful places but also a mysterious dark history. From Big Foot to haunted cemeteries, serial killers, ship graveyards and notorious murders, each week your hosts Jen and Sarah will feature tales from the darkest places and people of the PNW.
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In 1992, David Wood was convicted of murdering young women and girls and burying them in the desert outside El Paso, earning him the nickname the Desert Killer. More than 30 years later, his lawyers have one last chance to argue his innocence and stop his execution.
“The Last 12 Weeks” follows a team of capital defense lawyers as they try to save their client’s life. The series, produced by Serial Productions and The New York Times in collaboration with The Marshall Project, focuses on the high stakes and at times bizarre work involved in trying to halt an execution. With an extraordinary level of access to a capital case in its final stretch, the longtime death penalty reporter Maurice Chammah takes listeners into the room with the lawyers as the clock ticks down. Maurice and Alvin Melathe, a producer, follow members of the defense team as they look for alternate suspects, try to find new evidence to poke holes in the case, and track down hard-to-find witnesses.
In the end, will the lawyers’ efforts be enough to persuade a deeply skeptical court system — and stop an execution three decades in the making?
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Ned Hillsdale a hard drinking foul mouthed ex-cop turned private detective in the city of Chicago. He lives dangerously, loves intensely, and drinks harder than anyone. The very things that got him kicked off the force, now make him the citys best detective. Set against the low rumble of sad jazz and the hum of underground crime, Ned Hillsdale, is an adventure you'll want to take.
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This ain't rehab radio these are the recovery tapes. The stories they never print the shit they dont teach and the pain behind the clean. no scripts no sugar just raw stories from the ones who made it back!
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Long Story Short is the latest podcast from New Zealand journalists Eugene Bingham and Adam Dudding. In each episode, the two award-winning podcasters unravel a sensational case โ a crime, scandal, catastrophe or something just plain weird โ then piece it back together again.
Expect strange tales youโve never heard before, surprising twists on stories you thought you knew, and deep dives into mysteries from New Zealand and beyond.
If you value this kind of storytelling and want to help us keep making it, you can become a Long Story Short supporter at LSSpodcast.com. Youโll get early, ad-free access to episodes, and weโve got some subscriber-only bonus content in the pipeline as well. You can also sign up to our free newsletter so youโll hear from us each time a new story drops.
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One of the many things I admired about my dad, Hugh, was his ability to retain so many little-known facts about people. Whether he was using them in conversation or acting as my personal search engine for the first 24 years of my life (a friend showed me the internet in 1996), he just knew the most random stuff. It was impressive.Fast-forward to 2026 (my dad passed away seven years ago), and my son, Landon, sent me a podcast that he had asked AI to make for him so he could study a pilot manual in a more engaging way. I was blown away. I realized my dad knew way more prior to the internet, and my five kids know way more about current technology than I do.I felt stuck, so I decided to bridge the generation gap. I wanted to quit wasting my spare time watching shows, scrolling mindlessly, or playing games on my phone. I met with a good friend, Chris, who shares my love of podcasts, and we put this project together. This is AI at its best: combining deep-dive research with one of the world’s most successful forms of information dissemination—the podcast.This isn't going to be a perfect podcast where we try to mimic the exact mannerisms or voices of these unique individuals; we only use a few easy-to-listen-to voices alongside the host. This podcast does not try to persuade or get political. If the answers do not exist, then the questions do not get asked. We also tried to keep the episodes short to accommodate our shrinking attention spans.Feel free to send over helpful topics, names, or suggestions. I hope you learn something about these unique people that you didn’t know already. As I read the scripts and listen to these episodes myself, I feel closer to my dad and his love of fascinating facts and people.We will add new weekly episodes to our 3 different podcasts- The Headstones and Microphones Podcast: Famous, Infamous, and Founder Stories.If you like it, please follow and share. Thanks, Tim
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In 1996, 18-year-old Angie Dodge is found brutally murdered in her Idaho Falls home. Police zero in on a suspect and put a man behind bars. But as the years pass, doubts emerge about whether the real killer was ever caught. Leading the fight for answers is an unlikely advocate: Angie’s own mother, who embarks on a decades-long mission to uncover the truth.
A six-part series from 20/20 and ABC Audio, hosted by Maggie Rulli. New episodes Tuesdays. -
Key Witness: Aftermath is hosted by broadcast journalist and presenter Daisy Maskell. Each episode of the vodcast sees Daisy sit down with the people closest to the world's most notorious crimes, to uncover the truth that never made the headlines.But where most true crime shows stop at the verdict, Key Witness: Aftermath goes further. This is a vodcast about what comes next: the grief, the lives permanently altered, and the daily reality of carrying something most people will never understand. Visually compelling, journalistically rigorous, and deeply human - this is true crime told through the emotions no headline could ever capture.New episodes every week.
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Delivered After Dark - A Horror Anthology Podcast
Every episode features chilling original horror tales to help you NOT get to sleep. New stories every episode and not an advertisement in sight.
Support the show for free by leaving a 5 star review to help other horror fans find the podcast.
Created, written, narrated and published by Adam Burke
Contact email: [email protected]
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Famous Jury Trials is a radio court show/dramatic anthology series in the United States aired from January 5, 1936, and June 25, 1949 and it is considered one of the first programs that initiated the court show genre, which later was broadcast on television as Famous Jury Trials. This show had the effect of taking a listener into an actual courtroom so that he or she could hear a trial as it proceeded. As the title implies, the program re-enacted trials from history. Although the scripts were described by radio historian John Dunning as "almost entirely fictionalized, they resulted from thorough research. GSMC Classics presents some of the greatest classic radio broadcasts, classic novels, dramas, comedies, mysteries, and theatrical presentations from a bygone era. The GSMC Classics collection is the embodiment of the best of the golden age of radio. Let Golden State Media Concepts take you on a ride through the classic age of radio, with this compiled collection of episodes from a wide variety of old programs. ***PLEASE NOTE*** GSMC Podcast Network presents these shows as historical content and have brought them to you unedited. Remember that times have changed and some shows might not reflect the standards of today’s politically correct society. The shows do not necessarily reflect the views, standards, or beliefs of Golden State Media Concepts or the GSMC Podcast Network. Our goal is to entertain, educate, and give you a glimpse into the past.
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Bienvenidos y bienvenidas a Expedientes Misteriosos, el podcast donde la curiosidad se encuentra con lo inexplicable. Tania Mino y Jes Rodríguez te invitan a explorar los rincones más oscuros de la realidad, analizando casos que desafían la lógica, enigmas históricos y crímenes que quedaron suspendidos en el tiempo.
Queremos que en este espacio te sientas parte de la conversación, mientras vamos platicando sobre evidencias, exploramos teorías y cuestionamos las versiones oficiales.
Cada episodio es una invitación a dudar, a investigar y a confrontar lo desconocido.
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A-1 Bail Bonds is a family operated bail bond office with one simple goal: give listeners the best FREE information available for all things bail. A1Nick, manager of the main office in Honolulu, interviews only the top professionals in their speciality to help you 1) limit your criminal liability2) avoid arrest or detention3) know your rights to protect your freedomHawaii is unique and each island - Oahu, Maui, Big Island, and Kauai - differ in rules and procedures. Having current, island specific counsel is critical to avoiding legal problems. A-1 Bail Bonds is known for:-Got Bail? slogan -30+ years of experience -friendly and professional agents on Oahu, Maui, Big Island, and Kauai.If you've got a question, leave a comment and we'll try our best to get you the information you need. Mahalo nui loa!
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The Cadaver's Lessons is a podcast that explores the strange, fascinating, and sometimes unsettling history of medicine. Each episode traces the origins of medical practices and rare or unusual diagnoses, examining why people believed in them, how they were used, and what they reveal about the people and societies behind them.
From early anatomy and experimental treatments to cases where medicine and crime collide, this show examines what lessons the past has left behind. Some ideas evolved into the foundations of modern healthcare. Others? Definitely should have stayed buried.
Episodes range in tone and focus: some lean heavily into medical history and science, others drift into true crime, and many sit right at the intersection of both. If youโre curious about the darker side of medicine, the origins of what doctors do today, and the stories written into human bodies, well class is in sessionโand the cadaver is already on the table.
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The Devils Down Under is a weekly true crime podcast exploring devastating homicide and missing persons cases from Australia and New Zealand. Each episode examines one case, one life interrupted; one investigation that failed to deliver answers.
Some stories made headlines, others never made it much beyond a police file. All of them deserve to be told.
These are the cases that shaped the psyche of a nation; cases that unsettled communities, altered lives and left questions that still deserve answers. Some recent, others decades old - they all share one thing in common: they are cases that will never be forgotten.
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Welcome to The Goodfellow Podcast, a show that takes you deep behind the scenes of the Italian Mafia, hosted by Joe Barone โ a former Bonanno Crime Family associate who spent 36 years entrenched in the world of organized crime. For 18 of those years, Joe worked as an undercover FBI informant, gathering crucial intel that exposed the inner workings of the Mafia from the inside out. Joeโs story is one of betrayal, loyalty, and revenge. After his fatherโs tragic murder, Joe turned on the very family he had been a part of for nearly two decades, convinced that the Mafia was responsible. What followed was a dramatic shift in loyalty that led him to work with the FBI and become one of the longest standing undercover informants in the history of organized crime.
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In this new true crime series, investigative journalist Paul Connolly and forensic psychiatrist Dr. Sohom Das revisit some of the world’s most shocking cases. Drawing on their expertise to shed light on these crimes, they will discuss the psychology, the police work and the human stories behind them. Each episode goes beyond the facts of the case to explore why these crimes happen, the impact they leave behind, and the wider social story behind them.
This podcast is for informational and entertainment purposes only. The views expressed by hosts, guests, and contributors are their own and are based on the information available at the time of recording. While every effort is made to present accurate and responsible reporting, true crime cases can involve conflicting accounts, evolving evidence, legal sensitivities, and ongoing investigations. Details may change as new information emerges. Nothing in this podcast should be taken as a definitive legal finding, accusation, or statement of fact beyond what is supported by the sources discussed. -
THE SLIPPERY
The con artists think they're untouchable. The fraudsters believe their schemes are foolproof. The scammers assume they'll never be caught. They're all dead wrong.
Welcome to The Slippery, where the most audacious scammers, mind-bending scandals, and elaborate schemes meet their match. Hosted by Nancy Moscatiello and Scott Eldridge—the investigative duo behind the explosive hit "Scamanda" podcast and acclaimed documentary series—this true crime podcast takes you inside the twisted minds of master manipulators and the devastating aftermath they leave behind.
Every case gets the deep-dive treatment across two episodes that reveal every angle of deception:
THE SLIPPERY: Nancy and Scott dissect each case from first lie to final reckoning, with one host pitching why this story deserves the Hollywood treatment—documentary series, limited series, or feature film.
THE SLIPPERY DEBRIEF: Raw, unscripted conversations with special guests who lived these schemes firsthand—victims, investigators, journalists, and insiders sharing revelations that never made official reports.
From elaborate Ponzi schemes to fake cancer fundraisers, from romance scams to corporate fraud, The Slippery exposes the schemes that prove truth is more shocking than any fiction Hollywood could create.
Because when it comes to deception, everyone thinks they're too smart to fall for it. Until they do.
New episodes every week. Subscribe now and prepare to question everything you thought you knew about trust, manipulation, and the art of the con. - Visa fler
