It’s another wild day in the world of crime and justice.
Donna Adelson faces her final sentencing for the Dan Markel murder-for-hire plot, while Karen Read’s legal team levels up in the ongoing civil suit.

Plus, the week’s strangest cases — from Halloween “decorations” gone wrong to Florida’s latest jailhouse scandal.
Scott Reisch breaks it all down with his signature no-nonsense insight.

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The Kohberger case just took another shocking turn.
Confidential details from Bryan Kohberger’s case files have reportedly been leaked — sparking questions of privacy, legality, and ethics.
Scott Reisch breaks down what this means for the defense, the prosecution, and the integrity of the Idaho case.

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From FBI directors to disgraced athletes, today’s Crime Talk lineup dives straight into legal chaos you couldn’t invent if you tried.
Scott Reisch breaks down the wildest stories—from James Comey’s federal plea to Mark Sanchez’s legal mess, and the Florida dentist meltdown that shocked everyone.
Stay tuned… because this one’s truly off the rails.

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Federal prosecutors just confirmed that Luigi Mangione — the man accused of murdering UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson — will remain under New York jurisdiction, a move that could drastically impact the case. With Blair County charges now on hold, could this unexpected decision actually strengthen his defense? We break it all down in today’s Crime Talk.

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Bryan Kohberger’s life looks very different now. Gone are the days of criminology studies and brutal violence — replaced by a monotonous, soul-crushing prison routine. In this episode, we examine how the convicted killer’s existence has changed behind bars and explore how the Chapin family is moving forward in the aftermath of unimaginable loss.

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A judge has ruled that the most disturbing evidence from the Bryan Kohberger case — including graphic crime scene photos and images of the victims — will never be released to the public. The court determined that the psychological harm and trauma caused by such material outweighs any public interest. Today, we break down the legal reasoning, the victims’ families’ reaction, and what this decision means for future transparency in high-profile murder cases.

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Are killers born… or made? In today’s Crime Talk, we dive deep into the family dynamics and childhood environments of two of the most notorious figures in criminal history: Jeffrey Dahmer and Bryan Kohberger.

How do early family relationships, trauma, neglect, or social disconnection shape someone into a murderer? And more importantly, can understanding these origins help us prevent future tragedies? Scott Reisch breaks it all down — from Dahmer’s chaotic home life to Kohberger’s feelings of isolation — and what it all means for criminology and public safety.

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Bryan Kohberger will spend the rest of his life behind bars for the brutal murders of four University of Idaho students. But what about the family he left behind?

In today’s episode, we take a deep dive into the Kohberger household — from his parents’ quiet life in Pennsylvania to the public fallout faced by his sisters. How much did they know? How have their lives changed? And what do we really know about the people closest to one of America’s most notorious killers?

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