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The Forensic Crime Podcast
by Schelandria R. Tallie
Welcome to The Forensic Crime PodcastWelcome to The Forensic Crime Podcast, where crime is examined through the lens of forensic psychology, criminal behavior, and evidence-based analysis.In each episode, I provide a forensic and criminal analysis and evaluations of both historical and current criminal cases. Rather than focusing solely on the events of a crime, we explore the precipitating factors that help explain why crimes occur and how they can be prevented.The podcast examines both instrumental crimes—such as retail theft (shoplifting, organized retail crime (ORC) rings, shoplifting) drug sales (Texas smuggling, drug distribution drug trafficking), gambling-related offenses, burglary, robbery—and expressive crimes, including murder, assault, and other acts of violence. Whenever possible, I incorporate criminal intelligence, criminal investigations, criminological theories, victimology theories and behavioral analysis to provide a deeper understanding of offenders, motives,
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Welcome to The Forensic Crime PodcastWelcome to The Forensic Crime Podcast, where crime is examined through the lens of forensic psychology, criminal behavior, and evidence-based analysis.In each episode, I provide a forensic and criminal analysis and evaluations of both historical and current criminal cases. Rather than focusing solely on the events of a crime, we explore the precipitating factors that help explain why crimes occur and how they can be prevented.The podcast examines both instrumental crimes—such as retail theft (shoplifting, organized retail crime (ORC) rings, shoplifting) drug sales (Texas smuggling, drug distribution drug trafficking), gambling-related offenses, burglary, robbery—and expressive crimes, including murder, assault, and other acts of violence. Whenever possible, I incorporate criminal intelligence, criminal investigations, criminological theories, victimology theories and behavioral analysis to provide a deeper understanding of offenders, motives,
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Schelandria R. Tallie
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