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Killer Psychologist

Killer Psychologist

著者： Dana R. Anderson PsyD
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 Step inside the mind of a forensic psychologist. Dana Anderson dissects high-stakes cases, revealing how forensic experts expose deception, uncover motives, and unravel the truth behind the most complex investigations.

Tune in to understand how Dr. Anderson helps attorneys leverage forensic psychology to strengthen their legal cases through expert analysis, case evaluations, and strategic insights.

Killer Psychologist brings together top experts, including forensic psychologist Craig Wetterer, cold case profiler Jasen Jenson, and Board-Certified Death Investigator Eric Zelaya, for an inside look at forensic investigations.

Join our growing community for gripping true crime stories, expert analysis, and an unfiltered exploration of the darkest corners of human behavior.

📺 Watch video episodes on YouTube @killerpsychologist

⚖️ Book a forensic expert at www.psychologydr.com

Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/killer-psychologist--6020549/support.Copyright Dana R. Anderson, PsyD ノンフィクション犯罪 心理学 心理学・心の健康 衛生・健康的な生活
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  • 72 - "764"

    72 - "764"
    2025/06/01
    A Texas teen created 764—an online predator ring hidden inside Discord, Minecraft, and Telegram. At 15, Bradley Cadenhead used these platforms to groom minors, share violent content, and instruct others on how to control and destroy victims.

    Children were coerced into self-harm, forced to carve “764” into their skin, and pushed toward livestreamed suicide. His server contained child sexual abuse material, animal torture, and blackmail schemes masked as friendship.

    Craig Wetterer, forensic psychologist explains the psychological vulnerabilities exploited in these cases. Eric Zelaya, board-certified criminal defense and forensic death investigator, reveals how decentralized gang tactics have gone digital and live inside your child’s DM's.

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    🎧 Full episodes at killerpsychologistpodcast.com




    Chapters
    00:00 Introduction to 764 and Its Origins
    02:58 Psychological Vulnerabilities in Children
    05:14 Organized Crime vs. Cult Dynamics
    09:08 Sextortion and Its Impact on Teens
    12:20 The Dangers of Swatting and Psychological Manipulation
    15:14 Bradley Cadenhead's Sentencing and Legal Consequences
    18:10 The Role of Money in Criminal Organizations
    21:18 Fan Signing and Psychological Coercion
    24:07 Victim Stories and Parental Oversight
    27:27 Conversations About Online Safety with Children
    28:53 The Role of Sensationalism in Media
    29:37 Role-Playing Scenarios for Child Safety
    31:20 Understanding Vulnerability in Correctional Settings
    32:10 Contraband and Corruption in Prisons
    34:27 The Consequences of Staff Misconduct
    36:04 Background Checks and Staff Integrity
    38:01 Manipulation and Suggestibility in Prisons
    40:08 The Rise of Digital Extortion
    42:25 Parental Guidance in the Digital Age
    44:16 Final Thoughts and Resources for Parents


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    47 分
  • 71 - Paper Dope

    71 - Paper Dope
    2025/05/21
    A Florida attorney. A jailhouse drug ring. And a synthetic street drug disguised as legal mail. Welcome to Paper Dope.

    Dana Anderson is joined by defense attorney Alex King to unpack the case of Jacksonville lawyer Nathan Williams—arrested in January 2025 for allegedly smuggling drug-laced documents into the Duval County Jail. Authorities say Williams conspired with inmates and their families to sneak in synthetic marijuana, known as K2 or Spice, in exchange for money. His arrest was part of "Operation Stamp Collection," a crackdown that significantly reduced inmate overdoses.

    Linked to erratic behavior, overdoses, and sudden death, “paper dope” is volatile by design—each hit a chemical wildcard. What exactly is it? How is it made? And what happens when the defense becomes the defendant?

    Alex King breaks down the drug, the charges, and the ethical fallout—plus a look at Dr. John W. Huffman, the scientist whose research compound JWH-018 was hijacked for street use. Think Walter White—but legal mail edition.

    📌 Connect with Alex King: https://www.jaxcriminal.com/about-us/alex-king
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    Chapters
    00:00 Introduction to the Case
    02:00 Understanding the Smuggling Mechanism
    05:57 Security Concerns in Jails
    07:01 The Role of Attorneys in Drug Smuggling
    11:53 Financial Pressures and Ethical Dilemmas
    12:18 White Collar Crime Dynamics
    16:12 Chemical Composition of Synthetic Drugs
    19:32 Impact of Drug Smuggling on Jail Protocols
    21:31 Understanding K2 and Spice
    24:02 The Dangers of Misinformation
    27:30 Educating the Youth on Drug Risks
    30:20 The Dangers of Synthetic Drugs
    33:45 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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    44 分
  • 70 - Murder in Family Court

    70 - Murder in Family Court
    2025/05/14
    Custody is supposed to protect children — not bury them. In this harrowing episode, forensic psychologists Dana Anderson and Craig Wetterer expose the fatal fallout of high-conflict family court battles. Drawing from firsthand experience as a court-appointed evaluator, Dr. Anderson breaks down how custody disputes can spiral into calculated violence. True cases include:
    • A mother who fatally stabbed her son after a court-approved Disneyland trip — then calmly called 911.
    • A woman who had her child’s father executed just hours after a judge granted him shared custody.
    • A 20-year-old father gunned down in Mississippi over a custody fight.
    • A double murder during a custody deposition at a Las Vegas law firm.
    Because in family court, the most dangerous thing isn’t losing custody — it’s what someone will do to avoid it.


    Chapters
    00:00 Introduction to Forensic Psychology and Child Custody Evaluations
    02:09 Understanding High-Risk Parents in Family Court
    06:21 Personality Disorders and Their Impact on Parenting
    10:38 The Role of Substance Abuse in Custody Cases
    15:58 Case Studies: Homicides Linked to Custody Battles
    20:40 Evaluating Competence and Risk in Custody Cases
    25:11 The Importance of Thorough Evaluations
    30:00 Family Dynamics and Violence in Custody Situations
    35:10 The Role of Communication in Evaluations
    40:18 Concluding Thoughts on Forensic Evaluations and Family Law


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    44 分

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