Criminology Chats
Season 1 Episode 101 of Criminology Chats delves into the resolution of a 40-year-old cold case associated with serial killer Joseph Irvin. This episode highlights the significance of collaboration among law enforcement agencies, advancements in forensic genetic genealogy, and the dedication of investigators to achieving justice for the victims. J. R. Rainbolt leads this enlightening conversation for The Chicago School.
Episodes
The Original Men in Black
The Men in Black are a figure of popular culture, often depicted as shadowy figures in black suits who intimidate or silence those who have witnessed UFOs or have information about them. Dr. Josh Goodwin, a retired special agent from The Of…
Retired FBI Agent Jonny Grusing talks about the Harold Henthorn Case
In this episode hosts JR and Ashley chat with retired FBI agent Jonny Grusing. Jonny talks about the case of Harold Henthorn. He worked the Henthorn case with many other FBI agents and a retired National Parks Special Agent Beth Scott. Jonn…
Megan's Law & The case of Jessee Timmendequas
In this episode of Criminology Chats, host J.R. and co-host Grace engage in a discussion with two faculty members from the Chicago School regarding Megan’s Law and the Jesse Timmendequas case.
Violent Media and Youth Aggressiveness
In this episode, Dr. Paul Boxer, from Rutgers University, Newark, NJ talks about violent media, the impact on youth aggressiveness and later violent behavior.
Female Serial Killers
In this episode, we chat with Dr. Marissa A. Harrison from Penn State University (PSU) Harrisburg, PA who has studied female serial killers and written a book about them.
Part 2 of the case of Army Sergeant James T. Murphy
This is part 2 of the tragic case of Army Sergeant James T. Murphy. In this episode we start with Murphy arriving in West Germany and we will quote from his on emails to us about his actions leading to the death of three people. Listeners …
The Case of Army Sergeant James T. Murphy
Welcome to this episode of Criminology Chats, the podcast where we dive deep into the world of crime, justice, and everything in between. Today, we're tackling a fascinating yet tragic case, one that raises difficult questions about evidenc…
Police Leadership
In this episode we will be speaking with Police Chief Randal Moody of the Harrisonville Missouri Police Department.
Cold Case Foundation
In this episode, the leadership team from the Cold Case Foundation will engage in a discussion with students at the Chicago School. They will share insights on how the foundation supports families and law enforcement in tackling unsolved mu…
Mastering Madness with Tyler Allen
Welcome to this episode of Criminology Chats. I’m your host, JR Rainbolt. Today, we have the honor of speaking with Tyler Allen, the esteemed host of the popular true crime podcast, Minds of Madness. Joining us are several students from The…
Inmate Mental Health
In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Denise C. Vargas, PsyD, is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist, who provides valuable insights into the mental health challenges faced by incarcerated individuals. Dr. Vargas shares her unique experiences …
Genetic Genealogy and Cold Cases
In this episode, we engage with Dr. Angela Williamson, a prominent expert in forensic DNA analysis. She explores the intriguing field of forensic genetic genealogy and its significance in solving cold cases. Dr. Williamson underscores the e…
Genetic Genealogy and Cold Cases
Episode 102 of Criminology Chats welcomes Dr. Angela Williamson, a forensic DNA expert, who shares insights on how forensic genetic genealogy is utilized to crack cold cases. She emphasizes the significance of funding and teamwork in these …
Cold Cases Solved
Season 1 Episode 101 of Criminology Chats delves into the resolution of a 40-year-old cold case associated with serial killer Joseph Irvin. This episode highlights the significance of collaboration among law enforcement agencies, advancemen…