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The Lighter Side Of True Crime With Keith Rovere

The Lighter Side Of True Crime With Keith Rovere

By: Keith Rovere
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Welcome to a True Crime podcast like never before. A show where serial killers and other famous incarcerated men and women call the show! Some of these men and women have never spoken publicly before. Also on the show you will hear from authors, detectives, criminologists and anyone who falls in the True Crime genre. Keith Rovere is an author and has been involved in prison outreach and aftercare for over 30 years. He promotes positive reinforcement in prisons like the Norway prison system that holds the lowest recidivism rate for violent offenders in the world.Keith Rovere True Crime
Episodes
  • Gary Grant: Seattle's Forgotten Serial Killer
    Aug 8 2025

    Here directly from Gary about his heartbreaking childhood and his decent into madness. Find out what broke him from his insanity and what led to it. This podcast is a reminder to all the parents out there that everything you say and do forms your child's mind no matter how old they are.

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    1 hr and 7 mins
  • The Happy Face Killer Keith Jesperson: Bryan Kohberger
    Jul 27 2025

    The Happy Face Killer Keith Jesperson who is a serial killer with 8 known victims gave me a few quotes for Fox News that went viral. I wanted to have him on the podcast to elaborate further on why he thought it would be best for Bryan Kohberger to transfer to Oregon State Prison where he has resided for decades.

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    59 mins
  • Joseph Nissensohn: On The Road Again
    Jul 20 2025

    Joseph Nissensohn (born December 31, 1950) is an American serial killer. Originally convicted for the 1989 murder of a teenage girl in Washington State, he was later linked to at least three further murders committed in California from 1981 to 1989.

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    58 mins
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