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The story of Vaninka, generally regarded as the most fictionalized of Dumas’ Celebrated Crimes series, occurs during the short and eccentric rule of Emperor Paul I of Russia. Vaninka is a general’s daughter whose love for one of her father’s officers leads to tragic death, savage crimes and perversions of justice. - Summary by jvanstan

Welcome to Highly Suspicious — a true crime podcast where deep-dive research meets completely unqualified first reactions. Hosted by true crime obsessed Bri and her husband/co-host Skip who knows very little about true crime. We explore disappearances, murders, and mysteries, plus all the little overlooked details that make you question everything. Bri brings the research, the structure, and the rabbit holes. Skip brings the reactions, the questions, and the reality check. *** Contains explicit language and mature themes.***

A true crime podcast that looks at relationships that turned deadly. We look at the psychological patterns in relationships, how it escalates over time, and the warning signs to look for.

Asesinos seriales, fenómenos paranormales, leyendas urbanas y casos sin resolver. Todo analizado desde una perspectiva racional. Porque entender es más aterrador que ignorar. Nuevo episodio cada semana.

This is not what one could call in any shape or form a pretty story. It is the plain unvarnished tale of a man who has been a notorious criminal from his boyhood days, and it is printed only because it will prove, in a way that all the prison statistics in the world cannot prove, that you can’t win at the crooked game. - by the editor

Host Lucien Graves investigates documented assassinations where trusted protectors became killers, examining cases like Indira Gandhi and Anwar Sadat. Through rigorous analysis of insider threats and security vulnerabilities, the series examines internal conspiracies while distinguishing incompetence from actual complicity. For more content like this, visit QuietPlease.ai

A sweeping history of how child sexual abuse has been systematically concealed and minimized for decades—and how a courageous group of survivors, psychologists, and advocates are fighting to expose the truth In 1896, Sigmund Freud presented a theory that he hoped would explain why so many of...

This is the fourth volume of Alexandre Dumas' studies of celebrated crimes and their perpetrators. This volume is concerned with the story of Karl Ludwig Sand, who stabbed August von Kotzebue to death in 1819. August von Kotzebue had been a prominent dramatist, a student of Musäus, whose royalist and conservative writings ultimately led to his assassination by a member of a revolutionary liberal Burschenschaft. - Summary by Carolin

This is the fourth volume of Alexandre Dumas' studies of celebrated crimes and their perpetrators. This volume is concerned with the story of Karl Ludwig Sand, who stabbed August von Kotzebue to death in 1819. August von Kotzebue had been a prominent dramatist, a student of Musäus, whose royalist and conservative writings ultimately led to his assassination by a member of a revolutionary liberal Burschenschaft. - Summary by Carolin

Maxwell Slate dissects the behavioral science, security failures, and threat assessment systems behind politically motivated public shootings. Drawing on federal data and documented cases, each episode examines how attackers select targets, why protection protocols fail, and whether we can catch warning signs before violence erupts. For more content like this, visit QuietPlease.ai

Ali Tepeleni, Pacha of Janina, rose to power during the early 1800s in one of the Ottoman Empire’s most unruly territories (Albania). His ferocious imposition of will was limitless, earning him the sobriquet of “the Lion of Janina.” As the mauling and murder of innocents sustains the lion, so did it sustain Ali Pacha’s rule. Thus, the range of celebrated crimes that Dumas describes in this essay are as vast as Ali Pacha’s ambition – an ambition rooted in his mother’s callous advice that “success justified everything, and everything is permissible to him who has the power to do ...

Benazir Bhutto returned to Pakistan knowing she'd be killed—and she was right. Alex Calder investigates her assassination, the coverup that followed, and the democratic dream that died with her in Rawalpindi, exposing the violent forces that still shape Pakistan today. For more content like this, visit QuietPlease.ai

Edge-of-your-seat survival stories, as told by adventurer and dogsledder Blair Braverman. How did Ada Blackjack endure a brutal Arctic winter alone? Why did one shipwreck crew work together to survive, while another crew–on the same island–hunted each other for food? What can we learn from survivors about getting through the impossible–in the wilderness, and in our own lives? Subscribe to What to Carry, What to Burn to find out. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Maxwell Slate examines operational breakdowns, institutional complacency, and systemic vulnerabilities that allowed attackers to breach protective details. Through rigorous analysis of spatial positioning failures, training decay, and security protocol tensions, each episode reveals why determined threats exploit predictable gaps in close protection. For more content like this, visit QuietPlease.ai

"William Jesse "Bill" McDonald (1852 - 1918) in the 1880s served as a deputy sheriff in Wood County. After moving to Hardeman County, he served as deputy sheriff, special Ranger, and U. S. Deputy Marshal of the Northern District of Texas and the Southern District of Kansas.. . . .In 1891 McDonald was selected to replace S. A. McMurry as Captain of Company B, Frontier Battalion. He served as a Ranger captain until 1907. Capt. McDonald and his company took part in a number of celebrated cases including the Fitzsimmons-Maher prize fight, the Wichita Falls bank robbery, the Reese-Townsend feud, ...

Maxwell Slate dissects the 2022 assassination of Japan's longest-serving prime minister through forensic analysis of the killer's vendetta, security lapses, and political shockwaves exposing ties between Japan's ruling party and a controversial religious organization. For more content like this, visit QuietPlease.ai

Raven Thorne unpacks the CIA's decades-long obsession with killing Fidel Castro through exploding cigars, Mafia hit men, and poisoned wetsuits. Each episode reveals how operational creativity masked strategic failure and examines what this Cold War campaign tells us about covert action's costs. For more content like this, visit QuietPlease.ai

Harvey Milk became the first openly gay elected official in California, transforming a supervisor's seat into a platform that defied national backlash and reshaped civil rights history. His assassination, the shockingly lenient verdict for his killer, and the riots that followed exposed deep fractures in American justice and ignited a movement that refused to stay silent. For more content like this, visit QuietPlease.ai

Host Lucien Graves investigates Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination through James Earl Ray, who pleaded guilty then recanted, claiming he was framed. Each episode explores conflicting evidence, dueling investigations, and a civil trial that divided official conclusions from the King family's verdict. For more content like this, visit QuietPlease.ai

When seventeen-year-old Marcus Sarjeant fired six shots at Queen Elizabeth II during the 1981 Trooping the Colour ceremony, it exposed critical vulnerabilities in royal security. Raven Thorne dissects the incident, the teenager's disturbing motivations, and the threat landscape facing the Crown. For more content like this, visit QuietPlease.ai