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Anatomy of Crime

Anatomy of Crime

By: True Crime Podcast
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Every crime has a story. But beneath that story lies a complex organism of motive, method, and madness. Welcome to Anatomy of Crime, the podcast that methodically dissects true crime cases to understand not just what happened, but precisely how and why. In each episode, we place a new case under the microscope. We deconstruct the investigation from the first 911 call to the final arrest. We analyze the critical forensic evidence that turned the tide. We explore the psychological profile of the perpetrator to uncover the motive. And we examine the courtroom strategies that ultimately decided the verdict in the eyes of the law. This isn't just storytelling; it's a complete post-mortem. If you're ready to look past the headlines and explore the intricate inner workings of the criminal world, join us as we uncover the Anatomy of Crime.True Crime Podcast Social Sciences True Crime
Episodes
  • EP169 - Anatomy of a Mistake: The Killing of Botham Jean
    Jan 8 2026
    When Dallas police officer Amber Guyger shot Botham Jean in his own apartment, she claimed a tragic mistake: she thought she was in her own home. But how could such an error happen? This episode dissects the anatomy of that fatal night, from the cognitive lapses and missed warnings—like a bright red doormat—to the explosive legal battle that tested the very limits of the Castle Doctrine.
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    34 mins
  • EP168 - The Anatomy of Affluenza: Ethan Couch's Unpayable Debt
    Jan 1 2026
    In 2013, 16-year-old Ethan Couch killed four people in a catastrophic drunk-driving crash. The prosecution sought 20 years, but the defense offered a stunning new term: "affluenza." We dissect the anatomy of a legal strategy, a national outrage, and a chilling verdict that questioned whether justice is truly blind.
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    33 mins
  • EP167 - The Anatomy of a Courtroom Shipwreck: The Waukesha Parade Tragedy
    Dec 31 2025
    When a man deliberately drove his SUV through a Christmas parade, the horrific crime was only the beginning. We dissect the anatomy of the trial that followed, where the killer, representing himself, employed the bizarre arguments of the sovereign citizen movement to turn the courtroom into a stage for his final, chaotic performance.
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    30 mins
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