The FOX True Crime Podcast

On the morning of Wednesday, December 4th, UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was fatally shot outside of a hotel in Midtown Manhattan. Surveillance photos show the perpetrator wearing a backpack and a black face mask leaving the scene of the crime on an e-bike. According to investigators, the murder was the result of a targeted attack, though the motive for the killing is still unknown.

Retired NYPD Inspector and FOX News Contributor Paul Mauro reviews the details of this shocking case and provides his analysis of the suspect's actions.

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The Florida woman, Sarah Boone, 46 who suffocated her boyfriend Jorge Torres while he was trapped in a suitcase has been sentenced to life in prison.

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In the early 1930s, a group of Europeans set out for the Galápagos Islands, hoping to start a new life on the island of Floreana and take advantage of all the riches it had to offer. Though life at first was seemingly peaceful, tensions soon boiled. After the strange disappearances of some of the island's settlers, the illusion of paradise was soon shattered as Floreana became shrouded in conflict, suspicion, and mystery.

Author Midge Raymond has studied the bizarre history of the island and shares the fascinating story of the settlers as reimagined in her new novel, Floreana.

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California investigators linked a man’s DNA to a 1979 cold case murder of a teenage girl, years after the same man passed a lie detector test about the crime.

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Texas Influencer Ashley Grayson sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for murder-for-hire plot.

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While crime and incarceration can negatively impact families, communities, and relationships all across the country, it's important that we as citizens don't turn our backs on those who've been imprisoned.

President and CEO of Prison Fellowship Heather Rice-Minus reflects on the important history of the nonprofit organization and details its incredible advocacy work within the criminal justice system. Later, she shares how listeners can make a difference in the lives of those impacted by incarceration.

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A California judge has pushed back the resentencing hearing for Lyle and Erik Menendez, to allow the incoming Los Angeles District Attorney time to review evidence from the case.

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At her lowest point, Lara Love Hardin was called a "neighbor from hell." After being arrested and charged with 32 counts of identity theft, Lara spent 10 months in a county jail. It was during her time behind bars that Lara was exposed to the harsh realities of incarceration - but it was also there that she was able to find her voice. While her life turned upside down, her story was just beginning.

Author and co-founder of The Gemma Project Lara Love Hardin shares her story of overcoming her criminal record and rebuilding a new life, as detailed in her memoir, The Many Lives of Mama Love.

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When you think of a cult, you may picture one of the infamous ones. But in actuality, cults are able to hide themselves and operate in a much more insidious manner. Education and communication are two key components for keeping ourselves and our loved ones safe from the harmful influences of cults, so what do we need to watch out for?

Executive Director of the Cult Education Institute Rick Alan Ross explains how cults are defined, why they can be destructive, and how people involved can be deprogrammed. Later, he looks back at some of the more memorable cases on which he's been involved.

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