Welcome back to Criminality Podcast and Episode 19: The Iceman Interview. In this show, we will learn a little about one of the most prolific killers in American history, Richard "The Iceman" Kuklinski, and hear an interview he did with noted psychiatrist Doctor Park Dietz. This is an amazing insight into the mind of a killing machine. Enjoy the show!!!

In this episode of Criminality, we are going to delve into the world of war crimes, starting during the American Revolution, the Indian Wars, and World Wars I & II. This is a brutally honest and unflinching look at the brutality only all out warfare and fanatical brutality can bring about. Enjoy the show!!!!

When Travis Alexander was born on July 8, 1977, no one could foresee how his life would end, or that he would be brutally murdered in the safety of his home. On June 4, 2008, while he showered in his home, Travis was shot, was stabbed 29 times, and his throat was slit. Travis was not the victim of some random crime, nor did he die at the hands of some violent ex-con. None of those things are true. In fact, Travis Alexander was violently murdered by his ex-girlfriend Jodi Arias. Enjoy the show!!

Fred & Rosemary West were a couple made in hell, and were one of the worst serial killer couples not only in Great Britain, but the world. Together they would rape, torture, and murder women and girls, including their own children. Give this one a listen, but be advised, the content it very graphic. 

Gerard John Schaefer was a police officer in Florida, and was also a serial killer, rapist, and sexual sadist. Schaefer would be charged with the murders of two hitchhikers, Susan Place and Georgia Jessup. In 1973 he was found guilty or murder, given two life sentences, and sent to Florida State Prison to serve his time. Authorities soon stated that he was linked to some 30 to 35 missing women and girls. On December 3, 1995, Schaefer would be stabbed to death in prison by his cellmate, Vincent Rivera, himself a double murderer. Schaefer had been stabbed 42 times, had his throat slit, and was stabbed in the eyes by RIvera using a handmade shank.

Belle Gunness, also known as the Lady Bluebeard, The LaPorte Black Widow, The Mistress of Murder Farm, and Hell’s Belle, was an American Black Widow serial killer. In the late 1800's to the turn of the 19th century, Belle Gunness would lure over 30 men to her farm, take their money, murder them, and bury their remains all over the Murder Farm. It is unknown what happened to Gunness, but the popular belief is that she staged her own death, and escaped with tens of thousands of dollars of blood money, never to be seen again. Enjoy the show!!

Colonel Russell Williams was an intelligent, successful, capable, and competent individual and a highly decorated military officer with a career that spanned some 23 years. Unfortunately, Williams was also a sexual predator, pedophile, serial rapist, and murderer. This podcast follows the masterful police interview conducted by Detective Jim Smyth of the Ottawa Police Services. In this interview, Williams confesses to raping and murdering two women, Marie-France Comeau, and Jessica Lloyd. Enjoy the show!!

Welcome to Criminality Podcast Episode 8: Dirty Cops. In this episode we will look at a couple of landmark Supreme Court cases that relate to use of force and searches and seizures, then we will talk about some of the dirtiest, most corrupt, most psychotic killer cops you've ever heard of. Enjoy the show!!

Edmund Kemper is a serial killer also known as the "Coed Killer" and murdered a total of ten people in the late 60's to early 70's. In this episode, you will hear about Ed's exploits, as well as two interviews he gave from prison in 1984 and in 1991. This is really gripping stuff right from the mouth of a true psychopath. Enjoy the show!!

Welcome to a new addition to the Criminality Podcast World, the Criminality Mini-Pod. In these episodes we will be reviving the palette cleanser from the first few episodes of Criminality into one mini-podcast episode. I will also be covering other crime stories in the news, and not just the silly and weird ones, along with some interesting audio clips that I find on the internet. I hope everyone enjoys the new Criminality Mini-Pod!!!

Most of us could never imagine killing another human being, but life is really about motivation and perspective. If you are a true crime fan, a student of history, or read the news, people die every day from a myriad of ways, be it a criminal act or old age. It might be impossible to imagine killing another person, but clearly there are plenty of people willing to do it. Depending on the situation human beings are capable of fantastic and amazing acts, both good and bad. People are complex, unpredictable beings, and even the most compassionate non-violent person could become extremely violent given the right amount of motivation. For most people, the use of violent action with the possibility of ending in the death of another person would be unthinkable, but for some people among us, the need to kill depends on a much different set of circumstances. Sometimes people kill for no known or understandable reason, and the acts in these cases take on an aire of senseless for those of us on the outside looking in. Other people in our world kill in order to fulfill a personal need or compulsion that is often times as abhorrent as the murder itself. So that is what we are going to look at in this episode of Criminality. The various types of killers, their motivations, their desires, and the reasons they take lives.