In the follow-up session with Professor Kathryn Whiteley, we delved deeper into her expertise on female killers.

Professor Whiteley, a renowned expert on female killers, shared her profound insights into the psychology and sociocultural factors influencing women who commit murder.

Her analysis highlights the complex interplay of gender, societal expectations, and personal circumstances that shape these cases, offering a nuanced understanding of a rarely explored aspect of criminal behaviour.

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Join us as we delve into the captivating world of forensic science with Annie Robinson, an extraordinary hands on scientific professional and a lovely lady who has dedicated her career to solving crimes through meticulous evidence analysis.

Annie shares the reality of working behind the scenes in crime labs and on crime scenes, revealing the intricate processes and emotional resilience required to uncover the truth in the most challenging cases. Her story illuminates the vital role forensic scientists play in the pursuit of justice, offering a unique glimpse into the blend of science, determination, and humanity that defines this remarkable profession.

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Stalking is an underrated crime, often minimised by both victims (at first) and professionals. Our session today with a specialist police officer David Thomason

Many fail to recognise the profound psychological impact and pervasive fear that stalking can instill. Victims frequently dismiss the behaviour as merely annoying or harmless, while professionals may overlook its severity due to its often subtle and insidious nature.

However, stalking can escalate into more violent acts, and its persistent intrusion can lead to severe emotional and psychological distress. Acknowledging the seriousness of stalking is crucial for providing adequate support and intervention, ensuring the safety and well-being of victims.

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Join us for a captivating episode of our podcast as we sit down with Tom Andrews, Lecturer in Policing at Derby University, for an in-depth exploration of his career and insights into the link between policing in theory and practice.

With Tom's wealth of experience in the field, we'll uncover the nuances of policing strategies, the challenges faced by law enforcement professionals, and the practical application of theoretical concepts in real-world scenarios. Whether you're a student of criminology, a law enforcement professional, or simply curious about the workings of the justice system, this episode promises to offer valuable perspectives and engaging discussion.

Tune in for an enlightening conversation that bridges the gap between academic theory and the realities of policing.

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Dive into a thought-provoking conversation on our latest podcast episode with renowned specialist Rikki Arundel as we explore the complex issue of minority isolation, both legally and in society.

Join us as we navigate the intricacies of societal stereotyping and the legal implications for marginalised communities. With Rikki's expertise, we'll uncover strategies for challenging stereotypes and fostering inclusivity in our ever-changing world.

Don't miss this enlightening discussion that promises to inspire positive change and promote greater understanding and acceptance for all.

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Tune in to our latest podcast episode featuring the eminent Dr. Kathryn Whiteley, PhD, as we delve into the intriguing topic of the disparities between US and UK prisons, with a particular focus on female offenders.

Dr. Whiteley's expertise sheds light on the unique challenges faced by women within the criminal justice systems of both countries, exploring differences in rehabilitation programs, sentencing policies, and overall treatment. Join us for an insightful discussion that offers valuable perspectives on how these distinct systems impact the lives of female inmates and society at large.

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In this gripping episode of True Crime People & Places, we delve deep into the harrowing experience of Caroline Saul, a survivor of an astonishing 30-year violent stalking campaign. Caroline's story sheds light on the terrifying reality faced by many victims of prolonged stalking and the systemic failures in legal support for her and her family.

Caroline recounts the relentless torment she endured at the hands of her stalker, from incessant harassment and threats to physical violence and intimidation. Despite her continuous pleas for help, Caroline found herself trapped in a nightmarish cycle of fear and vulnerability, with little to no recourse from the authorities.

Throughout the episode, we explore the profound psychological impact of such prolonged trauma on Caroline and her loved ones. We also confront the harsh reality of the legal system's inadequacies in addressing the complexities of stalking cases, leaving victims like Caroline to navigate a maze of bureaucratic hurdles and institutional apathy.

Despite the immense challenges she faced, Caroline's resilience and determination shine through as she bravely shares her story with the world. Her advocacy for greater awareness and reform underscores the urgent need for systemic changes to better protect and support stalking victims and their families.

Join us as we listen to Caroline Saul's powerful narrative, uncovering the shadows of her past and shining a light on the path forward for survivors of stalking everywhere.

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