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Two nerds podcasting from their couch. Streaming our thoughts on movies, TV shows, gaming, society, conspiracies, and true crime every Sunday. Hosted by FullMetalChicken and Stephfafahh.

Controllers and Couches

Worst of the Week is a weekly podcast looking into some of the worst events that occurred through the previous week in history.

Worst of the Week Podcast

Deadline is your weekly dose of True Crime and everything in between. Join me every Monday for new episodes.

Deadline Podcast

Join Charlie the bagman Baglan, former inmate and current ghost of Alcatraz. Every two weeks he’ll inform you of a notorious inmate and what they were really like on the Rock. Support this show at http://supporter.acast.com/infernalsoulsSupport this show <a target="_blank" rel="payment" href="http://supporter.acast.com/infernalsouls">http://supporter.acast.com/infernalsouls</a>. <hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Join Charlie the bagman Baglan, former inmate and current ghost of Alcatraz. Every two weeks he’ll inform you of a notorious inmate and what they were really like on the Rock. Support this show at http://supporter.acast.com/infernalsoulsSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/infernalsouls. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join Charlie the bagman Baglan, former inmate and current ghost of Alcatraz. Every two weeks he’ll inform you of a notorious inmate and what they were really like on the Rock. Support this show at http://supporter.acast.com/infernalsoulsSupport this show <a href="http://supporter.acast.com/infernalsouls" rel="noopener noreferrer">http://supporter.acast.com/infernalsouls</a>. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Infernal souls and eternal arseholes

Welcome our WeiRdLiNgs! 

We are two jersey girls living in the Devils backyard aka the #CrimeShine State, Florida. We love to talk about true crimes, unsolved crimes, dark and history, paranormal shit and just all the worlds twisted wonders. So please join us once a week for our #TerrifyingTaleThursdays or #WeiRdOsOdeWednesdays or #MysteriouslyMorbidMondays!

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Welcome our WeiRdLiNgs! We are two jersey girls living in the Devils backyard aka the #CrimeShine State, Florida. We love to talk about true crimes, unsolved crimes, dark and history, paranormal shit and just all the worlds twisted wonders. So please join us once a week for our #TerrifyingTaleThursdays or #WeiRdOsOdeWednesdays or #MysteriouslyMorbidMondays! So please come back to the site & press PLAY!ğŸ¤˜ğŸ�½ Thank you so much for the support!! ğŸ’€ğŸ–¤Carrissa and AmandağŸ–¤ğŸ’€

Welcome our WeiRdLiNgs! 

We are two jersey girls living in the Devils backyard aka the #CrimeShine State, Florida. We love to talk about true crimes, unsolved crimes, dark and history, paranormal shit and just all the worlds twisted wonders. So please join us once a week for our #TerrifyingTaleThursdays or #WeiRdOsOdeWednesdays or #MysteriouslyMorbidMondays!

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2WeiRd MoMs

Murha mielessä on historiallisiin ja yhteiskunnallisesti kiinnostaviin eurooppalaisiin rikoksiin keskittynyt podcast. Pitkät jaksot ilmestyvät kerran kuukaudessa, piiruntarkka taustatyö ja virkistävät, synkeät sivupolut kuuluvat aina MM-podin pakettiin. Kommentit, ihmettelyt ja ideat: mielessamurha@gmail.com
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Murha mielessä on historiallisiin ja yhteiskunnallisesti kiinnostaviin eurooppalaisiin rikoksiin keskittynyt podcast. Pitkät jaksot ilmestyvät kerran kuukaudessa, piiruntarkka taustatyö ja virkistävät, synkeät sivupolut kuuluvat aina MM-podin pakettiin.Kommentit, ihmettelyt ja ideat: mielessamurha@gmail.com Tilaa maksullinen sisältö: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mm-podi/subscribe

Murha mielessä on historiallisiin ja yhteiskunnallisesti kiinnostaviin eurooppalaisiin rikoksiin keskittynyt podcast. Pitkät jaksot ilmestyvät kerran kuukaudessa, piiruntarkka taustatyö ja virkistävät, synkeät sivupolut kuuluvat aina MM-podin pakettiin. Kommentit, ihmettelyt ja ideat: mielessamurha@gmail.com
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Murha Mielessä

Pada mulanya kita saling bertemu lalu mengenal & pada akhirnya saling meninggalkan lalu melupakan.

Pada mulanya kita saling bertemu lalu mengenal &amp; pada akhirnya saling meninggalkan lalu melupakan.

Surlinah's Club Podcast By AIS

KRIMEN to kanał z fabularnymi serialami oraz shortcastami kryminalnymi. Nasze fabuły osnute są przede wszystkim wokół wątku przestępstwa, wyjaśnienia jego okoliczności oraz ujawnienia osoby sprawcy. Towarzyszą temu rozmaite intrygi i dramatyczne zwroty akcji. Niektóre z historii łączą tematykę sensacyjno-kryminalną z innymi wątkami – miłosnymi, obyczajowymi czy psychologicznymi, ale zawsze jest to mieszanka trzymająca w napięciu do samego końca. Bohaterowie naszych produkcji audio biorą udział w zdarzeniach przerażających, bulwersujących lub tajemniczych. Co i rusz balansują na granicy życia i śmierci, nędzy i bogactwa, miłości i nienawiści. Odcinki naszych seriali odznaczają się wyraźnie zaplanowaną dramaturgią. Każdy z epizodów ma własną dynamikę, zawiera jakiś istotny dla rozwoju opowiadanej historii moment treściowy i kończy się nagłym zawieszeniem akcji w sytuacji pełnej napięcia. Z kolei nasze shortcasty charakteryzuje czytelnie zarysowana i sprawnie skrojona akcja główna, mocno udramatyzowana, która szybko zmierza do punktu kulminacyjnego. Pojedynczy odcinek shortcastu stanowi zamkniętą całość fabularną. #polskipodcast

Krimen

Новый сезон подкаста «Медиазона. Заслушано» мы назвали «Села-Сата» — по имени богини вайнахского эпоса, покровительницы девушек. В нем журналистки Мария Климова и Юлия Сугуева рассказывают о женщинах Северного Кавказа, которые пытаются отвоевать себе право жить так, как они хотят. Часто с риском для жизни.

Новый сезон подкаста «Медиазона. Заслушано» мы назвали «Села-Сата» — по имени богини вайнахского эпоса, покровительницы девушек. В нем журналистки Мария Климова и Юлия Сугуева рассказывают о женщинах Северного Кавказа, которые пытаются отвоевать себе право жить так, как они хотят. Часто с риском для жизни.

Новый сезон подкаста «Медиазона. Заслушано» мы назвали «Села-Сата» — по имени богини вайнахского эпоса, покровительницы девушек. В нем&nbsp;журналистки Мария Климова и Юлия Сугуева рассказывают о женщинах Северного Кавказа, которые&nbsp;пытаются отвоевать себе право жить так, как они хотят. Часто с риском для жизни.

Медиазона. Заслушано

True Crime stories of how retired DEA Special Agent, Larry Ray Hardin, kept his faith while fighting drugs, the mafia, and cartels. Interviews of other agents and private investigators will share their stories.

DEA Agent's Spiritual Journey & Other True Crimes

Couch Detectives

Hello everyone! Welcome! This podcast is about crimes against BIPOC.

They're Killing Us

BUENAS NOCHES BIENVENIDOS A RELATOS, CADA JUEVES TE CONTAREMOS UNA LEYENDA, CUENTO O RELATOS QUE POR AÑOS SE HAN IDO CONTANDO DE GENERACION EN GENERACIO, ESTAMOS ESTRENANDO UNA NUEVA SECCION LLAMADA "CASOS." AHI HABLAMOS SOBRE CASOS DE CRIMEN REAL BASADO EN DOCUMENTOS OFICIALES.

Relatos

Welcome to We’re All Screwed! We’re A true crime podcast with a goal of bringing awareness to lesser known cases and victim advocacy! We try to focus on less sensationalized cases to shine light on cases that may not be as glamorous as others. We would love your input and love to hear your personal stories if you have any!! If we can help one case get the attention it deserves, we’re doing our jobs! Stick around a while, we might just grow on ya! Please rate and review and follow us on social media for updates and fun conversations!!Much Love,Lacy, Anika & Krystle Merch Link Below!! https://linktr.ee/wscrewedd

Welcome to We’re All Screwed! We’re A true crime podcast with a goal of bringing awareness to lesser known cases and victim advocacy! We try to focus on less sensationalized cases to shine light on cases that may not be as glamorous as others. We would love your input and love to hear your personal stories if you have any!! If we can help one case get the attention it deserves, we’re doing our jobs! Stick around a while, we might just grow on ya! Please rate and review and follow us on social media for updates and fun conversations!!Much Love,Lacy, Anika &amp; Krystle Merch Link Below!! https://linktr.ee/wscrewedd

Justice Of The Peach

ETtoday播吧小編的歲末年終企劃 【再見2020，2021來點併軌！】 每周三更新節目，IG：@ettodayboba同步徵稿&抽獎活動ing! 快來追蹤 https://www.instagram.com/ettodayboba/ 宛如恐怖片般的2020年終將結束!!! 誠徵愛說鬼、聊靈異、熱愛各式光怪陸離故事的朋友！ 歡迎到IG分享「2020你所遭遇的妖魔鬼怪」 不定期舉辦抽獎，回饋給幸運的你/妳！ 喜歡的聽眾請訂閱+分享 2020除魔迎光明，2021 Being GREAT啦!! Powered by <a href="https://firstory.me">Firstory Hosting</a>

ETtoday播吧小編的歲末年終企劃 【再見2020，2021來點併軌！】 每周三更新節目，IG：@ettodayboba同步徵稿&抽獎活動ing! 快來追蹤 https://www.instagram.com/ettodayboba/ 宛如恐怖片般的2020年終將結束!!! 誠徵愛說鬼、聊靈異、熱愛各式光怪陸離故事的朋友！ 歡迎到IG分享「2020你所遭遇的妖魔鬼怪」 不定期舉辦抽獎，回饋給幸運的你/妳！ 喜歡的聽眾請訂閱+分享 2020除魔迎光明，2021 Being GREAT啦!! Powered by Firstory Hosting

ETtoday播吧小編的歲末年終企劃 【再見2020，2021來點併軌！】 每周三更新節目，IG：@ettodayboba同步徵稿&amp;抽獎活動ing! 快來追蹤 https://www.instagram.com/ettodayboba/ 宛如恐怖片般的2020年終將結束!!! 誠徵愛說鬼、聊靈異、熱愛各式光怪陸離故事的朋友！ 歡迎到IG分享「2020你所遭遇的妖魔鬼怪」 不定期舉辦抽獎，回饋給幸運的你/妳！ 喜歡的聽眾請訂閱+分享 2020除魔迎光明，2021 Being GREAT啦!! Powered by <a href="https://firstory.me" rel="noopener noreferrer">Firstory Hosting</a>

播吧編talk

歡迎來到布魯太太沙龍～ 荒誕的教育現場，離奇的感情事件，那些不能見光的樹洞故事⋯⋯ 「國王的耳朵是驢耳朵！」童話中只能向樹洞吶喊的秘密， 最終還是釋放在空氣裡，成了人們茶餘飯後談笑的話題。 讓我為你斟滿一杯好茶，聽我們說一說那些荒唐古怪的生命故事， 聽一聽那些試圖躲在樹洞裡的驢耳朵，究竟隱藏著什麼不可告人的秘密～ Powered by <a href="https://firstory.me/zh">Firstory Hosting</a>

歡迎來到布魯太太沙龍～ 荒誕的教育現場，離奇的感情事件，那些不能見光的樹洞故事⋯⋯ 「國王的耳朵是驢耳朵！」童話中只能向樹洞吶喊的秘密， 最終還是釋放在空氣裡，成了人們茶餘飯後談笑的話題。 讓我為你斟滿一杯好茶，聽我們說一說那些荒唐古怪的生命故事， 聽一聽那些試圖躲在樹洞裡的驢耳朵，究竟隱藏著什麼不可告人的秘密～ Powered by Firstory Hosting

歡迎來到布魯太太沙龍～ 荒誕的教育現場，離奇的感情事件，那些不能見光的樹洞故事⋯⋯ 「國王的耳朵是驢耳朵！」童話中只能向樹洞吶喊的秘密， 最終還是釋放在空氣裡，成了人們茶餘飯後談笑的話題。 讓我為你斟滿一杯好茶，聽我們說一說那些荒唐古怪的生命故事， 聽一聽那些試圖躲在樹洞裡的驢耳朵，究竟隱藏著什麼不可告人的秘密～ Powered by <a href="https://firstory.me/zh" rel="noopener noreferrer">Firstory Hosting</a>

布魯太太沙龍

Il 6 aprile 2020, nel carcere Francesco Uccella di Santa Maria Capua Vetere, Campania, Italia, avviene il più grave pestaggio collettivo di detenuti mai accaduto nel nostro Paese. Decine di poliziotti penitenziari si rendono protagonisti di un'orrenda mattanza. Segue un depistaggio raffinatissimo: agenti infedeli fotografano bastoni e pentolini per simulare la reazione scomposta dei detenuti, con lo scopo di giustificare l'intervento e la mano pesante. Si utilizzano perfino referti falsi per dimostrare le contusioni riportate per sedare la rivolta. “Ma quale rivolta” urlerà il primo testimone, “ci hanno riempito di botte”.
In questo podcast Nello Trocchia, giornalista d'inchiesta, ripercorre i fatti di quell'aprile del 2020 smontando le bugie del potere, le menzogne del governo e svelando il pestaggio e il depistaggio. Un'inchiesta che è fatta di racconti e incontri. Come quello inaspettato in un paesino del centro Italia con una fonte che non parla, chiede silenzio e appunta su un fogliettino una scritta: "Sui video cautela, cautela massima". Ma la pubblicazione di quei video ha riscritto quel 6 aprile 2020 e "sbugiardato il potere". E sbugiardare il potere è il mestiere di un giornalista.

Il 6 aprile 2020, nel carcere Francesco Uccella di Santa Maria Capua Vetere, Campania, Italia, avviene il più grave pestaggio collettivo di detenuti mai accaduto nel nostro Paese. Decine di poliziotti penitenziari si rendono protagonisti di un'orrenda mattanza. Segue un depistaggio raffinatissimo: agenti infedeli fotografano bastoni e pentolini per simulare la reazione scomposta dei detenuti, con lo scopo di giustificare l'intervento e la mano pesante. Si utilizzano perfino referti falsi per dimostrare le contusioni riportate per sedare la rivolta. “Ma quale rivolta” urlerà il primo testimone, “ci hanno riempito di botte”. In questo podcast Nello Trocchia, giornalista d'inchiesta, ripercorre i fatti di quell'aprile del 2020 smontando le bugie del potere, le menzogne del governo e svelando il pestaggio e il depistaggio. Un'inchiesta che è fatta di racconti e incontri. Come quello inaspettato in un paesino del centro Italia con una fonte che non parla, chiede silenzio e appunta su un fogliettino una scritta: "Sui video cautela, cautela massima". Ma la pubblicazione di quei video ha riscritto quel 6 aprile 2020 e "sbugiardato il potere". E sbugiardare il potere è il mestiere di un giornalista.

Pestaggio di Stato

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True Crime Podcast - Tapauksia tuhansien järvien maasta. 

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Tilaa maksullinen sisältö: https://creators.spotify.com/pod/show/pahasyntyipohjolassa/subscribe True Crime Podcast - Tapauksia tuhansien järvien maasta. Host: Lilli Instagram, TikTok, Threads: pahasyntyipohjolassapod Sähköposti: pahasyntyipohjolassa@gmail.com Graafinen suunnittelu/visuaalinen ulkoasu: Viima Designs Voit kuunnella podcastia mm Podimosta! Tilaa Podimo ja saa 30 vrk ilmaiseksi: https://podimo.com/s/keb1hvhw Tarjoa kahvi? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/pahasyntyipohjolassa

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True Crime Podcast - Tapauksia tuhansien järvien maasta. 

Host: Lilli
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Μία σειρά αφηγήσεων για τα πιο σοκαριστικά εγκλήματα που άφησαν το στίγμα τους στην ελληνική κοινωνία, έγιναν πρωτοσέλιδα και απασχόλησαν τα δελτία ειδήσεων. 

#Παραπολιτικάpodcast #Παραπολιτικά #Parapolitika #Parapolitikapodcast #Εγκλήματαπουσυγκλόνισαν #Εγκλήματα #Εγκλήματαpodcast #Έγκλημαpodcast #crime #crimes #crimepodcast #truecrimes

Μία σειρά αφηγήσεων για τα πιο σοκαριστικά εγκλήματα που άφησαν το στίγμα τους στην ελληνική κοινωνία, έγιναν πρωτοσέλιδα και απασχόλησαν τα δελτία ειδήσεων. #Παραπολιτικάpodcast #Παραπολιτικά #Parapolitika #Parapolitikapodcast #Εγκλήματαπουσυγκλόνισαν #Εγκλήματα #Εγκλήματαpodcast #Έγκλημαpodcast #crime #crimes #crimepodcast #truecrimes

Εγκλήματα Που Συγκλόνισαν - Παραπολιτικά 90.1

Framed: Canvas, Cuffs &amp; Other StuffsA true crime podcast for art school dropouts and gallery gossips.Hosts Steph and Joel dig into the wildest stories the art world has to offer — from million-dollar heists to forgery fiascos, cursed paintings, and museum drama that would make Gossip Girl blush. It’s art history, but make it chaotic, queer, and criminal.🎨 Visual art, crime, and pop culture collide🕵️‍♀️ New episodes weekly A podcast about the world of art and all the crime that happens there. Steph and Joel make art history a little less boring a little more pop culture.<hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Framed: Canvas, Cuffs & Other Stuffs A true crime podcast for art school dropouts and gallery gossips. Hosts Steph and Joel dig into the wildest stories the art world has to offer — from million-dollar heists to forgery fiascos, cursed paintings, and museum drama that would make Gossip Girl blush. It’s art history, but make it chaotic, queer, and criminal. 🎨 Visual art, crime, and pop culture collide 🕵️‍♀️ New episodes weekly A podcast about the world of art and all the crime that happens there. Steph and Joel make art history a little less boring a little more pop culture. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Framed: Canvas, Cuffs &amp; Other StuffsA true crime podcast for art school dropouts and gallery gossips.Hosts Steph and Joel dig into the wildest stories the art world has to offer — from million-dollar heists to forgery fiascos, cursed paintings, and museum drama that would make Gossip Girl blush. It’s art history, but make it chaotic, queer, and criminal.🎨 Visual art, crime, and pop culture collide🕵️‍♀️ New episodes weekly A podcast about the world of art and all the crime that happens there. Steph and Joel make art history a little less boring a little more pop culture. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Framed

Welcome to Crossing the Tape: A Blue Vows Podcast! We are a Husband and Wife Duo all about investigations and crime analysis. Join us as we cover solved and unsolved cases and offer our unique insight on True Crime!

Crossing the Tape

Willkommen bei Dunkle Wahrheit – dem True-Crime-Podcast, der tief in die Schatten der ungelösten Verbrechen eintaucht. Hier geht es nicht nur um Mordfälle, sondern um die Geschichten, die im Dunkeln lauern – Geheimnisse, die nie gelüftet wurden, Täter, die nie gefasst wurden, und Spuren, die ins Nichts führten.

Jede Episode bringt dich an den Rand der Wahrheit – mysteriösen Cold Cases und unheimlichen Begebenheiten, die bis heute ungeklärt sind. Wir folgen den letzten Spuren der Opfer, analysieren Beweismaterial und sprechen über die Theorien, die noch immer für Gänsehaut sorgen.

Warum verschwinden Menschen spurlos? Wer hinterlässt rätselhafte Botschaften an Tatorten? Und was, wenn der Täter noch da draußen ist?

Dunkle Wahrheit bringt dich näher an das Unbekannte, als dir lieb ist.

Jede Wahrheit beginnt mit einer Spur. Bist du bereit, sie zu finden?

Willkommen bei Dunkle Wahrheit – dem True-Crime-Podcast, der tief in die Schatten der ungelösten Verbrechen eintaucht. Hier geht es nicht nur um Mordfälle, sondern um die Geschichten, die im Dunkeln lauern – Geheimnisse, die nie gelüftet wurden, Täter, die nie gefasst wurden, und Spuren, die ins Nichts führten. Jede Episode bringt dich an den Rand der Wahrheit – mysteriösen Cold Cases und unheimlichen Begebenheiten, die bis heute ungeklärt sind. Wir folgen den letzten Spuren der Opfer, analysieren Beweismaterial und sprechen über die Theorien, die noch immer für Gänsehaut sorgen. Warum verschwinden Menschen spurlos? Wer hinterlässt rätselhafte Botschaften an Tatorten? Und was, wenn der Täter noch da draußen ist? Dunkle Wahrheit bringt dich näher an das Unbekannte, als dir lieb ist. Jede Wahrheit beginnt mit einer Spur. Bist du bereit, sie zu finden?

Dunkle Wahrheit

A well researched true crime podcast that features unique and shocking stories hosted by Sully, Jones and Johnson.

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Crime Talk is a gripping podcast that delves into the most shocking, bizarre, and chilling crime stories from around the world. Each episode unpacks different types of crimes—ranging from notorious murders and high-profile heists to puzzling disappearances and eerie criminal conspiracies. With an emphasis on the most thrilling and jaw-dropping crime scenes, the podcast brings listeners on a journey through the heart of dark and twisted criminal activity.

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Welcome to our podcast, where we bring you fresh perspectives and insightful discussions with knowledgeable guest speakers. We delve into a wide range of topics, including current events, personal freedom, wellness, and much more. Our aim is to enhance your understanding and enrich your journey as a seeker of truth. Join us for thought-provoking conversations that challenge the status quo and inspire a more informed and empowered life.

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The Payphone Bandit: A True Crime Epic of Wit, Skill, and Daring In the realm of true crime, there are tales that capture our imagination not for their violence or their high stakes, but for the sheer brilliance and audacity of the criminal at their center. These are the stories of the clever, the cunning, and the bold—those rare individuals who manage to outsmart the system, to stay one step ahead of the law, and to pull off the seemingly impossible. And in the annals of such tales, few loom larger than the legend of James Clark, the man who would come to be known as the "Payphone Bandit." Born in the early 1950s, James Clark's early life is shrouded in mystery. Little is known about his childhood, his upbringing, or the events that may have set him on the path to a life of crime. What we do know is that by the mid-1980s, Clark had embarked on a criminal enterprise that would baffle law enforcement agencies across the United States and capture the public's imagination like few other cases of its time. At the heart of Clark's scheme was a simple but audacious idea—to rob the seemingly impenetrable coin boxes of payphones across the country, using nothing more than a set of custom-made lockpicks and his own skill and determination. It was a plan that required patience, precision, and an intimate understanding of the inner workings of some of the most sophisticated security systems of the time. For Clark, the payphone was the perfect target. These ubiquitous fixtures of the American landscape were a constant presence in cities and towns across the country, their coin boxes filled with the quarters, dimes, and nickels of countless anonymous callers. But while most saw these phones as a mere convenience, Clark saw them as an opportunity—a vulnerability in the system that he could exploit for his own gain. To understand the audacity of Clark's plan, one must first understand the challenge he was up against. The payphones of the 1980s were no ordinary targets. Their coin boxes were protected by some of the most advanced lock systems of the time, designed and manufactured by Bell, the leading phone company of the era. These locks were the result of years of research and development, and were considered by many to be virtually unpickable—a sentiment that Bell itself actively promoted. But Clark was undeterred. He knew that no system was truly foolproof, and he set about devising a set of tools and techniques that would allow him to beat Bell at its own game. Using his skills as a machinist and his knowledge of locksmithing, he crafted a set of custom lockpicks designed specifically for the task at hand. These tools were works of art in their own right—precise, delicate instruments that required a steady hand and a keen eye to use effectively. With his tools in hand, Clark set out on a crime spree that would span years and crisscross the country. His modus operandi was simple but effective. He would travel from town to town, targeting payphones near interstates and country-western bars—locations where he knew the coin boxes were likely to be full. He would approach a phone, pretending to make a call while discreetly using a custom tool to gauge the amount of money inside the box. If the take seemed worth the effort, he would set to work. Picking the lock of a payphone coin box was a process that required patience, skill, and nerves of steel. Clark would insert his custom picks into the lock, carefully manipulating the tumblers until he heard the telltale click of the mechanism giving way. The entire process took him no more than 15 minutes, but they were 15 minutes of intense concentration and precision. Once the lock was picked, Clark would remove the faceplate of the phone, extract the box of quarters, and then replace the faceplate, leaving no immediate signs of tampering. This allowed the phones to continue functioning normally, often delaying the discovery of the theft until phone company employees made their routine checks of the coin boxes. It was a scheme that was as brilliant as it was brazen. Over the course of several years, Clark managed to steal an estimated $500,000 to $1 million in quarters from payphones across the country. His take was so substantial that he had to devise a system for laundering the coins, exchanging them for paper currency at banks and casinos across the country. But it wasn't just the money that drove Clark. There was a thrill to the heist, a rush of adrenaline that came with each successful pick, each box of quarters extracted. In a way, it was a game to him—a challenge to his skills and his wits, a way to prove to himself and to the world that he could outsmart even the most sophisticated security systems. Of course, the game couldn't last forever. As the thefts mounted, so too did the pressure on law enforcement to catch the culprit. The FBI was called in, taskforces were formed, and a nationwide manhunt was launched to track down the elusive Payphone Bandit. But Clark proved to be a formidable foe. He was a master of disguise and evasion, able to blend into any crowd and disappear at a moment's notice. He would move from town to town, never staying in one place for too long, always one step ahead of his pursuers. The FBI circulated wanted posters with an artist's rendering of his likeness, urging the public to come forward with any information. Phone companies offered rewards for his capture, and the media latched onto the story, dubbing Clark the "Payphone Bandit" and making him a household name. But despite the best efforts of law enforcement, Clark remained at large for years. He continued to ply his trade, picking locks and emptying coin boxes with impunity. In a display of brazen humor, he would often check into motels under the alias "James Bell," a mocking nod to the phone company he was stealing from. It wasn't until August of 1988 that Clark's luck finally ran out. Acting on a tip, FBI agents descended on a motel in Buena Park, California where Clark was staying. Inside his room, they found the tools of his trade—the custom lockpicks and coin gauges that had been the key to his long-running success. In the end, James Clark pleaded guilty to one count of theft and two counts of coin machine tampering. His sentence was surprisingly lenient—three consecutive one-year terms in prison and an order to pay $802.50 in restitution to Ohio Bell. It was a far cry from the hundreds of thousands of dollars he had stolen, but it marked the end of an era—the final chapter in the saga of the Payphone Bandit. Today, the legend of James Clark and his quarter-stealing exploits lives on in the annals of true crime history. His story has been told and retold, featured in books, articles, and television shows. It has become a part of the cultural lexicon, a shorthand for the idea of the clever criminal who manages to outsmart the system. But beyond the legend, there is the man—James Clark, the enigmatic figure at the center of it all. A man who, for a brief moment in time, managed to capture the public's imagination with his audacity and his skill. A man who, despite his crimes, managed to evoke a begrudging sense of admiration from even his most ardent pursuers. As we look back on the case of the Payphone Bandit, we are reminded of the enduring fascination we have with those who operate outside the bounds of the law. We are drawn to their stories, to the way they challenge our assumptions about what is possible and what is permissible. And while we may not condone their actions, we can't help but be captivated by their ingenuity, their determination, and their sheer audacity in the face of seemingly insurmountable odds. In the end, that is perhaps the true legacy of James Clark and the Payphone Bandit—a reminder of the indomitable spirit of the human mind, and of the endless capacity we have for invention, for adaptation, and for finding a way, no matter the obstacles in our path. It is a story that will continue to be told and retold, passed down from one generation of true crime enthusiasts to the next. A story of a man who, armed with nothing more than a set of lockpicks and a keen understanding of human nature, managed to outsmart and outmaneuver some of the most sophisticated security systems and law enforcement agencies of his time. A story of wit, of skill, and of daring—a tale that reminds us that sometimes, the most fascinating crimes are those that are committed not with violence or brute force, but with cleverness, cunning, and an unwavering belief in one's own abilities. James Clark may have been a criminal, but he was also a master of his craft—a man who, in his own peculiar way, left an indelible mark on the world of true crime. His story is one that will endure, a testament to the enduring allure of the clever criminal and the timeless thrill of the perfect heist. And so, as we close the book on the tale of the Payphone Bandit, we do so with a sense of awe and a hint of admiration—for the man, for his legacy, and for the indomitable spirit that drove him to achieve the impossible, one quarter at a time. In the end, the story of James Clark is a reminder that sometimes, the most extraordinary tales are those that are rooted not in violence or brutality, but in the quiet, unassuming brilliance of a single, determined mind. It is a story that will continue to captivate and inspire, a lasting testament to the power of ingenuity, perseverance, and the unbreakable human spirit. Thanks for listening and remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts .

The Payphone Bandit: A True Crime Epic of Wit, Skill, and Daring In the realm of true crime, there are tales that capture our imagination not for their violence or their high stakes, but for the sheer brilliance and audacity of the criminal at their center. These are the stories of the clever, the cunning, and the bold—those rare individuals who manage to outsmart the system, to stay one step ahead of the law, and to pull off the seemingly impossible. And in the annals of such tales, few loom larger than the legend of James Clark, the man who would come to be known as the "Payphone Bandit." Born in the early 1950s, James Clark's early life is shrouded in mystery. Little is known about his childhood, his upbringing, or the events that may have set him on the path to a life of crime. What we do know is that by the mid-1980s, Clark had embarked on a criminal enterprise that would baffle law enforcement agencies across the United States and capture the public's imagination like few other cases of its time. At the heart of Clark's scheme was a simple but audacious idea—to rob the seemingly impenetrable coin boxes of payphones across the country, using nothing more than a set of custom-made lockpicks and his own skill and determination. It was a plan that required patience, precision, and an intimate understanding of the inner workings of some of the most sophisticated security systems of the time. For Clark, the payphone was the perfect target. These ubiquitous fixtures of the American landscape were a constant presence in cities and towns across the country, their coin boxes filled with the quarters, dimes, and nickels of countless anonymous callers. But while most saw these phones as a mere convenience, Clark saw them as an opportunity—a vulnerability in the system that he could exploit for his own gain. To understand the audacity of Clark's plan, one must first understand the challenge he was up against. The payphones of the 1980s were no ordinary targets. Their coin boxes were protected by some of the most advanced lock systems of the time, designed and manufactured by Bell, the leading phone company of the era. These locks were the result of years of research and development, and were considered by many to be virtually unpickable—a sentiment that Bell itself actively promoted. But Clark was undeterred. He knew that no system was truly foolproof, and he set about devising a set of tools and techniques that would allow him to beat Bell at its own game. Using his skills as a machinist and his knowledge of locksmithing, he crafted a set of custom lockpicks designed specifically for the task at hand. These tools were works of art in their own right—precise, delicate instruments that required a steady hand and a keen eye to use effectively. With his tools in hand, Clark set out on a crime spree that would span years and crisscross the country. His modus operandi was simple but effective. He would travel from town to town, targeting payphones near interstates and country-western bars—locations where he knew the coin boxes were likely to be full. He would approach a phone, pretending to make a call while discreetly using a custom tool to gauge the amount of money inside the box. If the take seemed worth the effort, he would set to work. Picking the lock of a payphone coin box was a process that required patience, skill, and nerves of steel. Clark would insert his custom picks into the lock, carefully manipulating the tumblers until he heard the telltale click of the mechanism giving way. The entire process took him no more than 15 minutes, but they were 15 minutes of intense concentration and precision. Once the lock was picked, Clark would remove the faceplate of the phone, extract the box of quarters, and then replace the faceplate, leaving no immediate signs of tampering. This allowed the phones to continue functioning normally, often delaying the discovery of the theft until phone company employees made their routine checks of the coin boxes. It was a scheme that was as brilliant as it was brazen. Over the course of several years, Clark managed to steal an estimated $500,000 to $1 million in quarters from payphones across the country. His take was so substantial that he had to devise a system for laundering the coins, exchanging them for paper currency at banks and casinos across the country. But it wasn't just the money that drove Clark. There was a thrill to the heist, a rush of adrenaline that came with each successful pick, each box of quarters extracted. In a way, it was a game to him—a challenge to his skills and his wits, a way to prove to himself and to the world that he could outsmart even the most sophisticated security systems. Of course, the game couldn't last forever. As the thefts mounted, so too did the pressure on law enforcement to catch the culprit. The FBI was called in, taskforces were formed, and a nationwide manhunt was launched to track down the elusive Payphone Bandit. But Clark proved to be a formidable foe. He was a master of disguise and evasion, able to blend into any crowd and disappear at a moment's notice. He would move from town to town, never staying in one place for too long, always one step ahead of his pursuers. The FBI circulated wanted posters with an artist's rendering of his likeness, urging the public to come forward with any information. Phone companies offered rewards for his capture, and the media latched onto the story, dubbing Clark the "Payphone Bandit" and making him a household name. But despite the best efforts of law enforcement, Clark remained at large for years. He continued to ply his trade, picking locks and emptying coin boxes with impunity. In a display of brazen humor, he would often check into motels under the alias "James Bell," a mocking nod to the phone company he was stealing from. It wasn't until August of 1988 that Clark's luck finally ran out. Acting on a tip, FBI agents descended on a motel in Buena Park, California where Clark was staying. Inside his room, they found the tools of his trade—the custom lockpicks and coin gauges that had been the key to his long-running success. In the end, James Clark pleaded guilty to one count of theft and two counts of coin machine tampering. His sentence was surprisingly lenient—three consecutive one-year terms in prison and an order to pay $802.50 in restitution to Ohio Bell. It was a far cry from the hundreds of thousands of dollars he had stolen, but it marked the end of an era—the final chapter in the saga of the Payphone Bandit. Today, the legend of James Clark and his quarter-stealing exploits lives on in the annals of true crime history. His story has been told and retold, featured in books, articles, and television shows. It has become a part of the cultural lexicon, a shorthand for the idea of the clever criminal who manages to outsmart the system. But beyond the legend, there is the man—James Clark, the enigmatic figure at the center of it all. A man who, for a brief moment in time, managed to capture the public's imagination with his audacity and his skill. A man who, despite his crimes, managed to evoke a begrudging sense of admiration from even his most ardent pursuers. As we look back on the case of the Payphone Bandit, we are reminded of the enduring fascination we have with those who operate outside the bounds of the law. We are drawn to their stories, to the way they challenge our assumptions about what is possible and what is permissible. And while we may not condone their actions, we can't help but be captivated by their ingenuity, their determination, and their sheer audacity in the face of seemingly insurmountable odds. In the end, that is perhaps the true legacy of James Clark and the Payphone Bandit—a reminder of the indomitable spirit of the human mind, and of the endless capacity we have for invention, for adaptation, and for finding a way, no matter the obstacles in our path. It is a story that will continue to be told and retold, passed down from one generation of true crime enthusiasts to the next. A story of a man who, armed with nothing more than a set of lockpicks and a keen understanding of human nature, managed to outsmart and outmaneuver some of the most sophisticated security systems and law enforcement agencies of his time. A story of wit, of skill, and of daring—a tale that reminds us that sometimes, the most fascinating crimes are those that are committed not with violence or brute force, but with cleverness, cunning, and an unwavering belief in one's own abilities. James Clark may have been a criminal, but he was also a master of his craft—a man who, in his own peculiar way, left an indelible mark on the world of true crime. His story is one that will endure, a testament to the enduring allure of the clever criminal and the timeless thrill of the perfect heist. And so, as we close the book on the tale of the Payphone Bandit, we do so with a sense of awe and a hint of admiration—for the man, for his legacy, and for the indomitable spirit that drove him to achieve the impossible, one quarter at a time. In the end, the story of James Clark is a reminder that sometimes, the most extraordinary tales are those that are rooted not in violence or brutality, but in the quiet, unassuming brilliance of a single, determined mind. It is a story that will continue to captivate and inspire, a lasting testament to the power of ingenuity, perseverance, and the unbreakable human spirit. Thanks for listening and remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts .

The Payphone Bandit: A True Crime Epic of Wit, Skill, and Daring In the realm of true crime, there are tales that capture our imagination not for their violence or their high stakes, but for the sheer brilliance and audacity of the criminal at their center. These are the stories of the clever, the cunning, and the bold—those rare individuals who manage to outsmart the system, to stay one step ahead of the law, and to pull off the seemingly impossible. And in the annals of such tales, few loom larger than the legend of James Clark, the man who would come to be known as the "Payphone Bandit." Born in the early 1950s, James Clark's early life is shrouded in mystery. Little is known about his childhood, his upbringing, or the events that may have set him on the path to a life of crime. What we do know is that by the mid-1980s, Clark had embarked on a criminal enterprise that would baffle law enforcement agencies across the United States and capture the public's imagination like few other cases of its time. At the heart of Clark's scheme was a simple but audacious idea—to rob the seemingly impenetrable coin boxes of payphones across the country, using nothing more than a set of custom-made lockpicks and his own skill and determination. It was a plan that required patience, precision, and an intimate understanding of the inner workings of some of the most sophisticated security systems of the time. For Clark, the payphone was the perfect target. These ubiquitous fixtures of the American landscape were a constant presence in cities and towns across the country, their coin boxes filled with the quarters, dimes, and nickels of countless anonymous callers. But while most saw these phones as a mere convenience, Clark saw them as an opportunity—a vulnerability in the system that he could exploit for his own gain. To understand the audacity of Clark's plan, one must first understand the challenge he was up against. The payphones of the 1980s were no ordinary targets. Their coin boxes were protected by some of the most advanced lock systems of the time, designed and manufactured by Bell, the leading phone company of the era. These locks were the result of years of research and development, and were considered by many to be virtually unpickable—a sentiment that Bell itself actively promoted. But Clark was undeterred. He knew that no system was truly foolproof, and he set about devising a set of tools and techniques that would allow him to beat Bell at its own game. Using his skills as a machinist and his knowledge of locksmithing, he crafted a set of custom lockpicks designed specifically for the task at hand. These tools were works of art in their own right—precise, delicate instruments that required a steady hand and a keen eye to use effectively. With his tools in hand, Clark set out on a crime spree that would span years and crisscross the country. His modus operandi was simple but effective. He would travel from town to town, targeting payphones near interstates and country-western bars—locations where he knew the coin boxes were likely to be full. He would approach a phone, pretending to make a call while discreetly using a custom tool to gauge the amount of money inside the box. If the take seemed worth the effort, he would set to work. Picking the lock of a payphone coin box was a process that required patience, skill, and nerves of steel. Clark would insert his custom picks into the lock, carefully manipulating the tumblers until he heard the telltale click of the mechanism giving way. The entire process took him no more than 15 minutes, but they were 15 minutes of intense concentration and precision. Once the lock was picked, Clark would remove the faceplate of the phone, extract the box of quarters, and then replace the faceplate, leaving no immediate signs of tampering. This allowed the phones to continue functioning normally, often delaying the discovery of the theft until phone company employees made their routine checks of the coin boxes. It was a scheme that was as brilliant as it was brazen. Over the course of several years, Clark managed to steal an estimated $500,000 to $1 million in quarters from payphones across the country. His take was so substantial that he had to devise a system for laundering the coins, exchanging them for paper currency at banks and casinos across the country. But it wasn't just the money that drove Clark. There was a thrill to the heist, a rush of adrenaline that came with each successful pick, each box of quarters extracted. In a way, it was a game to him—a challenge to his skills and his wits, a way to prove to himself and to the world that he could outsmart even the most sophisticated security systems. Of course, the game couldn't last forever. As the thefts mounted, so too did the pressure on law enforcement to catch the culprit. The FBI was called in, taskforces were formed, and a nationwide manhunt was launched to track down the elusive Payphone Bandit. But Clark proved to be a formidable foe. He was a master of disguise and evasion, able to blend into any crowd and disappear at a moment's notice. He would move from town to town, never staying in one place for too long, always one step ahead of his pursuers. The FBI circulated wanted posters with an artist's rendering of his likeness, urging the public to come forward with any information. Phone companies offered rewards for his capture, and the media latched onto the story, dubbing Clark the "Payphone Bandit" and making him a household name. But despite the best efforts of law enforcement, Clark remained at large for years. He continued to ply his trade, picking locks and emptying coin boxes with impunity. In a display of brazen humor, he would often check into motels under the alias "James Bell," a mocking nod to the phone company he was stealing from. It wasn't until August of 1988 that Clark's luck finally ran out. Acting on a tip, FBI agents descended on a motel in Buena Park, California where Clark was staying. Inside his room, they found the tools of his trade—the custom lockpicks and coin gauges that had been the key to his long-running success. In the end, James Clark pleaded guilty to one count of theft and two counts of coin machine tampering. His sentence was surprisingly lenient—three consecutive one-year terms in prison and an order to pay $802.50 in restitution to Ohio Bell. It was a far cry from the hundreds of thousands of dollars he had stolen, but it marked the end of an era—the final chapter in the saga of the Payphone Bandit. Today, the legend of James Clark and his quarter-stealing exploits lives on in the annals of true crime history. His story has been told and retold, featured in books, articles, and television shows. It has become a part of the cultural lexicon, a shorthand for the idea of the clever criminal who manages to outsmart the system. But beyond the legend, there is the man—James Clark, the enigmatic figure at the center of it all. A man who, for a brief moment in time, managed to capture the public's imagination with his audacity and his skill. A man who, despite his crimes, managed to evoke a begrudging sense of admiration from even his most ardent pursuers. As we look back on the case of the Payphone Bandit, we are reminded of the enduring fascination we have with those who operate outside the bounds of the law. We are drawn to their stories, to the way they challenge our assumptions about what is possible and what is permissible. And while we may not condone their actions, we can't help but be captivated by their ingenuity, their determination, and their sheer audacity in the face of seemingly insurmountable odds. In the end, that is perhaps the true legacy of James Clark and the Payphone Bandit—a reminder of the indomitable spirit of the human mind, and of the endless capacity we have for invention, for adaptation, and for finding a way, no matter the obstacles in our path. It is a story that will continue to be told and retold, passed down from one generation of true crime enthusiasts to the next. A story of a man who, armed with nothing more than a set of lockpicks and a keen understanding of human nature, managed to outsmart and outmaneuver some of the most sophisticated security systems and law enforcement agencies of his time. A story of wit, of skill, and of daring—a tale that reminds us that sometimes, the most fascinating crimes are those that are committed not with violence or brute force, but with cleverness, cunning, and an unwavering belief in one's own abilities. James Clark may have been a criminal, but he was also a master of his craft—a man who, in his own peculiar way, left an indelible mark on the world of true crime. His story is one that will endure, a testament to the enduring allure of the clever criminal and the timeless thrill of the perfect heist. And so, as we close the book on the tale of the Payphone Bandit, we do so with a sense of awe and a hint of admiration—for the man, for his legacy, and for the indomitable spirit that drove him to achieve the impossible, one quarter at a time. In the end, the story of James Clark is a reminder that sometimes, the most extraordinary tales are those that are rooted not in violence or brutality, but in the quiet, unassuming brilliance of a single, determined mind. It is a story that will continue to captivate and inspire, a lasting testament to the power of ingenuity, perseverance, and the unbreakable human spirit. Thanks for listening and remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts .

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Рассказываю о своей практике, интересные случаи в работе.Подкаст о тенденциях в защите селлеров WB, судебной практике по отмене незаконных штрафов, возмещении ущерба за утерянные торговой площадкой товары. Его автор - юрист Нина Бехтина, с опытом более 20 лет в том числе в суде, прокуратуре, частным юристом. Цель подкаста - делиться своим опытом и знаниями с селлерами, инфо-предпринимателями и коллегами, а также с теми, кто только начинает свою карьеру как юрист. В выпусках подкаста мы будем обсуждать сложные и интересные вопросы судебной практики, разбирать изменения в законах, а также беседовать с коллегами и экспертами в данной сфере.Чтобы не пропустить новый выпуск подкаста - подпишитесь на телеграм-канал https://t.me/jurist_neystoyka_Bekhtina

Рассказываю о своей практике, интересные случаи в работе.Подкаст о тенденциях в защите селлеров WB, судебной практике по отмене незаконных штрафов, возмещении ущерба за утерянные торговой площадкой товары. Его автор - юрист Нина Бехтина, с опытом более 20 лет в том числе в суде, прокуратуре, частным юристом. Цель подкаста - делиться своим опытом и знаниями с селлерами, инфо-предпринимателями и коллегами, а также с теми, кто только начинает свою карьеру как юрист. В выпусках подкаста мы будем обсуждать сложные и интересные вопросы судебной практики, разбирать изменения в законах, а также беседовать с коллегами и экспертами в данной сфере. Чтобы не пропустить новый выпуск подкаста - подпишитесь на телеграм-канал https://t.me/jurist_neystoyka_Bekhtina

Рассказываю о своей практике, интересные случаи в работе.Подкаст о тенденциях в защите селлеров WB, судебной практике по отмене незаконных штрафов, возмещении ущерба за утерянные торговой площадкой товары. Его автор - юрист Нина Бехтина, с опытом более 20 лет в том числе в суде, прокуратуре, частным юристом. Цель подкаста - делиться своим опытом и знаниями с селлерами, инфо-предпринимателями и коллегами, а также с теми, кто только начинает свою карьеру как юрист. В выпусках подкаста мы будем обсуждать сложные и интересные вопросы судебной практики, разбирать изменения в законах, а также беседовать с коллегами и экспертами в данной сфере.Чтобы не пропустить новый выпуск подкаста - подпишитесь на телеграм-канал https://t.me/jurist_neystoyka_Bekhtina &nbsp;

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