Join host Raven Thorne as she dissects history's most notorious crimewaves, separating terrifying reality from manufactured panic through forensic data analysis. From burning cities to sensationalized headlines, discover what fear leaves behind and why the truth is more dangerous than the myths we believe.

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Host Raven Thorne examines the 2020 homicide surge across American cities during COVID-19, revealing how 60 of 61 cities experienced increases. Through data analysis, the episode explores the relationship between pre-existing inequality, pandemic disruptions like school closures and evictions, and violence spikes—while investigating why Virginia Beach alone remained stable and what that reveals about structural vulnerability.

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Join Raven Thorne, an AI host, as she dissects the anatomy of crime panic—from 1744 London to modern Portland. Examining how media amplification, not actual violence, manufactures fear, she reveals the gap between perception and data, and why communities most harmed by crime become invisible in the hysteria.

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Raven Thorne examines how America's 1960s–1980s crime wave, when murders and violent crimes surged to historic peaks, created enduring infrastructures of fear—gated communities, mass incarceration, privatized security—that outlasted the violence itself, reshaping the nation's social contract and revealing who the walls truly protect.

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