Real Crime Profile

I really love this team. Their broad proven expertise and knowledge makes it so trustworthy. Their ability to profile criminals and give voice to the victim with very eye opening language, really catches my ear every time to what is obvious to the eye, but not every person in law enforcement wants to see. Once seeing, it is impossible to unsee. It gives me hope that they will change the justice system. I love their passion and their contribution to society.

This show is so interesting, but offers far more than just basic entertainment. It educates you—from a behavioral analyst’s perspective—on how crimes are committed, what is going on in the perpetrator’s head, and how to guard your own safety. I’ve learned so much information from them over the years and am so grateful for that! Cannot recommend highly enough.

This show exhibits the best investigative observations coupled with extreme reverence for victims of crime. There is no crazy conspiracy talk here. Deductive reasoning and forensic analysis of facts based in reality.

Thank you so much for all of your coverage of the murders of Julie and Lollie in the Shenandoah National Park. I live in Minneapolis, and in May, 1996, my best friend was employed with the organization Woodswoman. She knew both Julie and Lollie very well. Their murders were absolutely shocking and devastating to the people who knew them and loved them. I also remember how the Woodswoman organization felt so much guilt and responsibility for what happened to these two incredible young women. Additionally, their murders put extreme fear into the lesbian community that my friend and I were part of. I have so appreciated your podcast, as I have been a listener since the very beginning. Laura: I have learned so, so much from listening to you. Your information on coercive control has changed both my personal life and relationships, as well as my occupation as a licensed marriage and family therapist who specializes in treating PTSD and trauma. Thank you all so much for showing respect for victims!!!

Mystified about why Laura Richards left the podcast and certainly miss her incisive and articulate analysis. I appreciate Jim and his experience but he does have a tendency to yell and talk over guests and co hosts in a way that diminishes his contribution to the conversation. I’m grateful for the presence of the new profiler, Kathy, yet I think this podcast has lost its edge. Makes me sad but I think I’m going to unsubscribe for now,