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In the trial of former Broward Sheriff’s deputy Scot Peterson, prosecutors have concluded their case, asserting Peterson’s failure to stop the tragic 2018 Parkland school shooting. Central to the case was the gripping testimony of Detective John Curcio, who traced Peterson’s actions during the shooting based on surveillance videos. Despite Read more…
In our latest episode, we delve into the double murder trial of Alex Murdaugh, a prominent South Carolina lawyer sentenced to life in prison for the killing of his wife and son. We explore Judge Clifton Newman’s candid post-trial reflections, expressing his sympathy for the disgraced patriarch, even as he Read more…
In this chilling episode of “The Hidden Killers Podcast,” Tony Brueski and Carol Hughes delve into the tragic case of Kevin Metzger, a man who took his own life after enduring months of distressing and explicit messages from his estranged girlfriend, Mandie Reusch. They discuss the charges Reusch faces for Read more…
In the next episode, host Tony Brueski and expert guest Lori Hellis, an attorney and author, explore the tragic murder case of Madeline Kingsbury. The duo discusses the startling revelation that Kingsbury’s habitually abusive boyfriend is the likely perpetrator behind the crime. Hellis provides her legal perspectives on patterns of Read more…
Tony Brueski and forensic expert Scott Roder explore the tragic murder of Madeline Kingsbury in their latest podcast episode. They discuss the role of her ‘jealous and controlling’ boyfriend, shedding light on the dangerous dynamics of such relationships. The conversation emphasizes how toxic behavior can escalate into fatal outcomes. Listen Read more…
In this eye-opening episode, Tony Brueski and retired FBI Special Agent Robin Dreeke discuss the potential strategy of Bryan Kohberger’s defense team. Dreeke, with his deep experience in counterintelligence behavioral analysis, dissects the possible tactic of ‘distract, distract, distract,’ employed by Kohberger’s lawyers. They delve into how creating distractions could Read more…
In this eye-opening episode, Tony Brueski and retired FBI Special Agent Robin Dreeke discuss the potential strategy of Bryan Kohberger’s defense team. Dreeke, with his deep experience in counterintelligence behavioral analysis, dissects the possible tactic of ‘distract, distract, distract,’ employed by Kohberger’s lawyers. They delve into how creating distractions could Read more…
Police interviewed Adam Montgomery after he was arrested for charges including assault, interference with custody, and endangering the welfare of his now missing 8-year-old daughter. Harmony Montgomery mysteriously disappeared in 2019 and is presumed dead. Adam was recently charged in connection with Harmony’s disappearance. Adam remains in jail pending the Read more…
In the recently released audio clip, Larry and Kay Woodcock, Charles Vallow’s relatives, are heard engaging in a deeply emotional conversation with Detective Nathan Moffatt of the Chandler Police, days following Vallow’s death. They express their disbelief and grief over the unexpected demise, while also sharing their insights about possible Read more…
In this intriguing episode, Tony Brueski and guest Kate Wallinga, a forensic psychologist, delve into the psyche of Bryan Kohbeger. The central question they explore is: does Kohbeger possess the ability to feel empathy for others? Wallinga provides her professional expertise on the subject, dissecting Kohbeger’s actions and demeanor. Tune Read more…