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Why do women commit crimes? While crime isn't biased to gender, the reasons behind the crimes can be. GBRLIFE of Crimes dives into women's crimes and the Psychology behind them. Support this podcast: 

  1. The Grief Book Murder | The Kouri Richins Case

    2d ago

    The Grief Book Murder | The Kouri Richins Case

    Kouri Richins presented herself as a grieving widow after her husband, Eric Richins, died from fentanyl poisoning. But behind the public image was a case involving debt, life insurance, alleged prior poisoning attempts, and a children’s book about grief that shocked everyone watching. In this episode of GBRLIFE Of Crimes, we break down the Kouri Richins case and the psychology behind one of the coldest performances of grief in recent true crime. Resources & Links: Explore more episodes of GBRLIFE Of Crimes:  • https://gbrlifetransmissions.buzzsprout.com • GBRLIFE Transmissions Want more stories including the companion blog for this episode? https://www.gbrlife.com/blog/he-stayed-for-the-kids-it-killed-him 📰 Join the newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/gbrlife/gbrlife-chronicles 👕 Support the show: https://momma-koala.com Send us Fan Mail Momma Koala – Cozy Family ClothingFun, comfy styles for the whole family.GBRLIFE – Blog • Vlog • PodcastUnfiltered reviews, true crime, and real-life stories you’ll loveDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show Visit for more: GBRLIFE -> https://www.gbrlife.com/ Support GBRLIFE on Patreon: Become a Patron-> https://www.patreon.com/GBRLIFE SUBSCRIBE to GBRLIFE Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpUkTLZ3Db39XdqlFDYcnVw Watch/Read/Enjoy more: https://beacons.ai/gbrlife

    23 min
  2. Mackenzie Shirilla: Hell on Wheels | The 100 MPH Crash That Killed Two

    May 27

    Mackenzie Shirilla: Hell on Wheels | The 100 MPH Crash That Killed Two

    On July 31, 2022, 17-year-old Mackenzie Shirilla drove a Toyota Camry into a brick wall in Strongsville, Ohio at 100 miles per hour. Inside the car were her boyfriend, Dominic Russo, and their friend, Davion Flanagan. Both were killed. Mackenzie survived. At first, it looked like a tragic accident. But the car’s event data told a different story: full acceleration, no brakes, and a deliberate steering movement toward the wall. Investigators would later uncover a disturbing pattern behind the crash, including a prior threat to wreck the car with Dominic inside, a volatile relationship, and 93,000 text messages. In this episode of GBRLIFE of Crimes, we look at the Mackenzie Shirilla case, not just what happened, but why it happened. We talk about the psychology behind narcissistic injury, coercive control, obsession, control, teenage relationships, and what happens when someone cannot tolerate being left. We also discuss the victims, Dominic Russo and Davion Flanagan, whose lives should never be reduced to the person who took them. Dominic Russo was 20 years old.  Davion Flanagan was 19 years old.  Never forget to say their names. In this episode, we break down the case, the evidence, the trial, the Netflix documentary debate, and the chilling words Judge Nancy Margaret Russo used when she called Mackenzie Shirilla “literal hell on wheels Listen to more episodes of GBRLIFE Of Crimes, part of GBRLIFE Transmissions, where we explore not just what happened in crimes committed by women, but why they happened and the psychology behind them. Resources & Links: Explore more episodes of GBRLIFE Of Crimes:  • https://gbrlifetransmissions.buzzsprout.com • GBRLIFE Transmissions Want more stories including the companion blog for this episode? https://www.gbrlife.com/blog/when-needing-to-be-the-center-becomes-something-darker Send us Fan Mail Momma Koala – Cozy Family ClothingFun, comfy styles for the whole family.GBRLIFE – Blog • Vlog • PodcastUnfiltered reviews, true crime, and real-life stories you’ll loveDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show Visit for more: GBRLIFE -> https://www.gbrlife.com/ Support GBRLIFE on Patreon: Become a Patron-> https://www.patreon.com/GBRLIFE SUBSCRIBE to GBRLIFE Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpUkTLZ3Db39XdqlFDYcnVw Watch/Read/Enjoy more: https://beacons.ai/gbrlife

    24 min
  3. She Called Her Son Possessed… Then His Body Was Found | Cindy Rodriguez-Singh Case

    May 20

    She Called Her Son Possessed… Then His Body Was Found | Cindy Rodriguez-Singh Case

    Noel Rodriguez-Alvarez was only six years old when he disappeared from Everman, Texas. For more than three years, his case remained a heartbreaking missing child investigation. Then, in May 2026, investigators confirmed that Noel’s remains had been found. His mother, Cindy Rodriguez-Singh, is accused of calling him “possessed,” mistreating him, lying about where he was, and fleeing the country with her other children. She was later arrested, extradited back to Texas, and charged with capital murder. In this episode of GBRLIFE Of Crimes, we look at the disturbing case of Cindy Rodriguez-Singh and Noel Rodriguez-Alvarez. We walk through Noel’s life, the warning signs, the CPS history, the stories Cindy allegedly told after he vanished, the flight to India, her arrest, the discovery of Noel’s remains, and the psychology behind how a child can become the scapegoat in his own home. This is not just a story about what happened to Noel. It is also a story about how systems fail, how abuse hides in plain sight, and how one child can slowly disappear while everyone assumes someone else is watching. In this episode: Cindy Rodriguez-Singh Noel Rodriguez-Alvarez Everman, Texas The “possessed” claim The backyard search Noel’s remains being found CPS involvement The flight to India The FBI Most Wanted list The psychology of scapegoating The capital murder case If you follow true crime stories that focus on the psychology behind the crime, cases involving mothers, family violence, child abuse, and the warning signs people miss, this episode is for you. Listen to more episodes of GBRLIFE Of Crimes, part of GBRLIFE Transmissions, where we explore not just what happened in crimes committed by women, but why they happened and the psychology behind them. Resources & Links: Explore more episodes of GBRLIFE Of Crimes:  • https://gbrlifetransmissions.buzzsprout.com • GBRLIFE Transmissions Want more stories including the companion blog for this episode? https://www.gbrlife.com/blog/we-are-the-problem 📰 Join the newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/gbrlife/gbrlife-chronicles 👕 Support the show: https://momma-koala.com Send us Fan Mail Momma Koala – Cozy Family ClothingFun, comfy styles for the whole family.GBRLIFE – Blog • Vlog • PodcastUnfiltered reviews, true crime, and real-life stories you’ll loveDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show Visit for more: GBRLIFE -> https://www.gbrlife.com/ Support GBRLIFE on Patreon: Become a Patron-> https://www.patreon.com/GBRLIFE SUBSCRIBE to GBRLIFE Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpUkTLZ3Db39XdqlFDYcnVw Watch/Read/Enjoy more: https://beacons.ai/gbrlife

    23 min
  4. Aileen Wuornos: Monster, Victim… or Something Much Darker?

    May 13

    Aileen Wuornos: Monster, Victim… or Something Much Darker?

    What happens when a girl the world never protected finally fights back? In this episode of GBRLIFE Of Crimes, we return to the life and crimes of Aileen Wuornos—not starting on a Florida highway, but with a four-year-old child no one came for. We revisit Aileen’s story from the ground up: the abandonment at age four, the abuse inside the only home she had, pregnancy at eleven, and being forced to survive in the woods as a teenager using the only “skills” adults had ever exploited in her. This is not just a recounting of seven murders; it is a trauma-informed look at what happens when a biologically vulnerable child is raised in violence, never treated, and then judged only for the final chapter of her life. In this episode of GBRLIFE Of Crimes, we break down the full arc of the Aileen Wuornos case, including: The childhood scars that shaped her psychology long before any crimeThe diagnoses of borderline personality disorder and PTSD—and what they actually mean in human termsHow her relationship with Tyria Moore became both a lifeline and a weapon used against herThe Florida highway killings and the question: self-defense, survival, or serial murder?The courtroom labels that turned a traumatized woman into a “predator by nature”Her mental decline on death row and the recantation that still divides public opinionHow modern forensic psychology and shifting views on sex workers and self-defense might see her very differently todayThis is not just a story about “America’s first female serial killer.”  It asks the question the justice system never really wanted to sit with: Was Aileen Wuornos a monster… or a woman the world discarded, then punished for not surviving gracefully? Resources & Links: Explore more episodes of GBRLIFE Of Crimes: Send us Fan Mail Momma Koala – Cozy Family ClothingFun, comfy styles for the whole family.GBRLIFE – Blog • Vlog • PodcastUnfiltered reviews, true crime, and real-life stories you’ll loveDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show Visit for more: GBRLIFE -> https://www.gbrlife.com/ Support GBRLIFE on Patreon: Become a Patron-> https://www.patreon.com/GBRLIFE SUBSCRIBE to GBRLIFE Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpUkTLZ3Db39XdqlFDYcnVw Watch/Read/Enjoy more: https://beacons.ai/gbrlife

    24 min
  5. Self Defense or Murder? The Courtney Clenney Case

    May 6

    Self Defense or Murder? The Courtney Clenney Case

    What really happened inside that Miami penthouse on April 3rd, 2022? Courtney Clenney said it was self defense. Prosecutors say the physical evidence tells a different story. And in the middle of it all is a relationship that had already spiraled into violence long before Christian Obumseli died.   In this episode of GBRLIFE Of Crimes, we break down the full timeline of the Courtney Clenney case, including:   The toxic relationship dynamic between Courtney and Christian The disturbing text messages Christian sent before his death The elevator footage and repeated police calls The trauma bond experts say may explain why neither of them left The legal chaos surrounding the case Why this case has become one of the most debated true crime stories in recent years   This is not just a story about social media fame, violence, or an OnlyFans influencer. It is a story about psychology, volatile relationships, trauma bonding, and the question people keep asking:   Was it self defense… or murder? Want more stories including the companion blog for this episode? https://gbrlife.com/blog/he-asked-is-love-going-to-kill-me-the-answer-was-yes-heres-why-people-stay-anyway Send us Fan Mail Momma Koala – Cozy Family ClothingFun, comfy styles for the whole family.GBRLIFE – Blog • Vlog • PodcastUnfiltered reviews, true crime, and real-life stories you’ll loveDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show Visit for more: GBRLIFE -> https://www.gbrlife.com/ Support GBRLIFE on Patreon: Become a Patron-> https://www.patreon.com/GBRLIFE SUBSCRIBE to GBRLIFE Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpUkTLZ3Db39XdqlFDYcnVw Watch/Read/Enjoy more: https://beacons.ai/gbrlife

    25 min
  6. She Kissed Her Kids Goodnight… Then Became a Serial Killer | Rose West

    Apr 29

    She Kissed Her Kids Goodnight… Then Became a Serial Killer | Rose West

    England. A quiet street. A normal house.  And beneath it… bodies. For nearly 20 years, inside 25 Cromwell Street, some of the most horrifying crimes imaginable were happening behind closed doors — hidden beneath the life of a woman who looked completely ordinary. Rose West wasn’t just a participant.  She was a mother. A neighbor. A woman raising children… while helping torture and murder young women in her own home. So how does someone live two lives like that? In this episode of GBRLIFE Of Crimes, we break down one of the most disturbing cases in true crime history — not just what happened, but the psychology behind it. Because this isn’t just about evil. It’s about how normal it can look.   In This Episode: • Who Rose West was before the crimes — and the early trauma that shaped her  • The relationship with Fred West — and how their violence became a shared system  • 25 Cromwell Street — how an ordinary home became the “House of Horrors”  • The victims — young women who were targeted, tortured, and erased  • The method — prolonged control, manipulation, and calculated cruelty  • The children — raised inside a home built on secrets and fear  • The discovery — how one moment finally exposed decades of violence  • The trial — denial, evidence, and a verdict that came quickly  • The psychology — trauma, conditioning, choice… and where responsibility begins   Resources & Links: Explore more episodes of GBRLIFE Of Crimes:  • https://gbrlifetransmissions.buzzsprout.com • GBRLIFE Transmissions Want more stories including the companion blog for this episode? https://www.gbrlife.com/blog/we-called-it-love-it-was-a-warning 📰 Join the newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/gbrlife/gbrlife-chronicles 👕 Support the show: https://momma-koala.com Send us Fan Mail Momma Koala – Cozy Family ClothingFun, comfy styles for the whole family.GBRLIFE – Blog • Vlog • PodcastUnfiltered reviews, true crime, and real-life stories you’ll loveDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show Visit for more: GBRLIFE -> https://www.gbrlife.com/ Support GBRLIFE on Patreon: Become a Patron-> https://www.patreon.com/GBRLIFE SUBSCRIBE to GBRLIFE Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpUkTLZ3Db39XdqlFDYcnVw Watch/Read/Enjoy more: https://beacons.ai/gbrlife

    23 min
  7. How Did a Yoga Instructor Get Away With Murder for 43 Days? | Kaitlin Armstrong Case

    Apr 22

    How Did a Yoga Instructor Get Away With Murder for 43 Days? | Kaitlin Armstrong Case

    How Did a Yoga Instructor Get Away With Murder for 43 Days? | Kaitlin Armstrong Case Kaitlin Armstrong was a yoga instructor and real estate agent in Austin, Texas — composed, disciplined, and completely in control of how she appeared to the world. On May 11th, 2022, she shot professional cyclist Mo Wilson three times in a bathroom in East Austin. Then she sold her car for cash, flew to Costa Rica on her sister's passport, paid $6,000 for a nose job, and went surfing for 43 days. This is her case — and Mo Wilson's story.   Subscribe for new episodes every week: https://www.youtube.com/@gbrlife?sub_confirmation=1   In this episode of GBRLIFE Of Crimes, we go beyond the love triangle narrative to look at what this case actually reveals — about identity built entirely on image, about anxious attachment and narcissistic injury, about the danger hiding inside someone who looks completely fine, and about what Colin Strickland knew and chose to manage around instead of warn anyone about.   This isn't a crime of passion. It's something colder than that. And it deserves a closer look.   In This Episode: • Who Kaitlin Armstrong was before the crime — the image she constructed and what was underneath it • Mo Wilson — Dartmouth engineer, nationally ranked skier, rising pro cyclist, and the person this story too often forgets to center • Colin Strickland  • The four months between January and May 2022 — tracking Mo on Strava, visiting a shooting range, and telling friends what she intended to do • 43 days on the run — aliases, a Costa Rican surgeon, and the fake job listing that caught her • The trial — two weeks of circumstantial evidence and a jury that deliberated for under three hours • The 90-year sentence — and the grace Mo Wilson's mother showed in that courtroom • The psychology behind it all — anxious attachment, narcissistic injury, and what premeditation actually looks like Want more stories including the companion blog for this episode? https://www.gbrlife.com/blog/we-called-it-love-it-was-a-warning Send us Fan Mail Momma Koala – Cozy Family ClothingFun, comfy styles for the whole family.GBRLIFE – Blog • Vlog • PodcastUnfiltered reviews, true crime, and real-life stories you’ll loveDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show Visit for more: GBRLIFE -> https://www.gbrlife.com/ Support GBRLIFE on Patreon: Become a Patron-> https://www.patreon.com/GBRLIFE SUBSCRIBE to GBRLIFE Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpUkTLZ3Db39XdqlFDYcnVw Watch/Read/Enjoy more: https://beacons.ai/gbrlife

    27 min
  8. She Took 41 Swings… And Said It Was Self-Defense | Candy Montgomery Case

    Apr 15

    She Took 41 Swings… And Said It Was Self-Defense | Candy Montgomery Case

    She was a churchgoing mother. A wife. A friend. Someone who blended into her community so well, no one would have ever expected what she was capable of. And then she picked up an axe… and didn’t stop. In this episode of GBRLIFE Of Crimes, we break down the case of Candy Montgomery — a woman whose life looked perfectly controlled on the outside, but underneath, something much darker was building. What makes this case so unsettling isn’t just the violence. It’s how ordinary everything seemed right up until it wasn’t. This isn’t just a story about an affair gone wrong.  It’s about repression, emotional detachment, and what happens when someone reaches a breaking point they didn’t even realize they were approaching.   In This Episode: • Who Candy Montgomery was before the crime — the life, the marriage, and the image she maintained  • The affair that set everything in motion — and how calculated it actually was  • Betty Gore — not just the victim, but the emotional center of the story  • The confrontation inside the house — what really happened that day  • The brutality of the crime scene — and why it shocked investigators  • The self-defense claim — and how it held up in court  • The role of memory, dissociation, and emotional repression  • The verdict that divided public opinion  • The psychology behind it all — what pushes someone from control to chaos Resources & Links: Explore more episodes of GBRLIFE Of Crimes:  • https://gbrlifetransmissions.buzzsprout.com • GBRLIFE Transmissions Want more stories including the companion blog for this episode? https://www.gbrlife.com/blog/when-the-lid-finally-blew-off Send us Fan Mail Momma Koala – Cozy Family ClothingFun, comfy styles for the whole family.GBRLIFE – Blog • Vlog • PodcastUnfiltered reviews, true crime, and real-life stories you’ll loveDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show Visit for more: GBRLIFE -> https://www.gbrlife.com/ Support GBRLIFE on Patreon: Become a Patron-> https://www.patreon.com/GBRLIFE SUBSCRIBE to GBRLIFE Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpUkTLZ3Db39XdqlFDYcnVw Watch/Read/Enjoy more: https://beacons.ai/gbrlife

    26 min
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Why do women commit crimes? While crime isn't biased to gender, the reasons behind the crimes can be. GBRLIFE of Crimes dives into women's crimes and the Psychology behind them. Support this podcast: 

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  • Creator
    Kaitlyn
  • Years Active
    2020 - 2026
  • Episodes
    80
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