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“In this gripping episode of Rumbling Facts Podcast, I sit down with criminologist, forensic psychologist, and licensed investigator Dr. David Hayes. Known for his extensive work analyzing cold cases, mass murder psychology, and criminal behavior, David brings an unparalleled depth of expertise to the table. We dive into the real-world differences between Hollywood crime shows and actual investigations, the challenges of solving underfunded cold cases, and the heartbreaking realities families face when answers remain out of reach. This conversation hits close to home for me as we discuss the disappearance of my cousin, Melina Martin, who was kidnapped nearly twenty years ago at just thirteen years old. As the anniversary approaches, I ask David what steps families like mine can take to push for progress, bring attention to long-forgotten cases, and work with professionals like him to keep hope alive. David also breaks down the mindset behind mass shootings, including the Las Vegas tragedy, uncovers overlooked red flags, and reveals how media coverage can sometimes fuel cycles of violence. From forensic psychology’s role in prevention to how prison education reduces recidivism, this episode uncovers uncomfortable truths, raw realities, and actionable insights into criminal justice. If you’ve ever wondered how investigators tackle cold cases, how to identify threats in your community, or even how horror films intersect with real-life crime, this is the episode for you.”
“In this gripping episode of Rumbling Facts Podcast, I sit down with criminologist, forensic psychologist, and licensed investigator Dr. David Hayes. Known for his extensive work analyzing cold cases, mass murder psychology, and criminal behavior, David brings an unparalleled depth of expertise to the table. We dive into the real-world differences between Hollywood crime shows and actual investigations, the challenges of solving underfunded cold cases, and the heartbreaking realities families face when answers remain out of reach. This conversation hits close to home for me as we discuss the disappearance of my cousin, Melina Martin, who was kidnapped nearly twenty years ago at just thirteen years old. As the anniversary approaches, I ask David what steps families like mine can take to push for progress, bring attention to long-forgotten cases, and work with professionals like him to keep hope alive. David also breaks down the mindset behind mass shootings, including the Las Vegas tragedy, uncovers overlooked red flags, and reveals how media coverage can sometimes fuel cycles of violence. From forensic psychology’s role in prevention to how prison education reduces recidivism, this episode uncovers uncomfortable truths, raw realities, and actionable insights into criminal justice. If you’ve ever wondered how investigators tackle cold cases, how to identify threats in your community, or even how horror films intersect with real-life crime, this is the episode for you.”