Forensic Psychology

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Dr. Carlos is an adjunct Professor in Forensic Psychology and Criminal psychopathology. He discusses concepts in the world of forensic psychology. He discusses legal issues pertaining to forensic psychology, psychology disorders, the criminal justice system and more

  1. 2 天前

    Inside the Criminal Mind: A Retired DEA Agent on the Psychology of Colombian Cartel Leadership, Loyalty, and the Architecture of Narco Viol

    Colombian cartel organizations are not simply criminal enterprises held together by money and fear, they are sophisticated psychosocial ecosystems built on coercive loyalty, paranoid leadership structures, and the systematic psychological conditioning of everyone from street-level sicarios to high-ranking operatives who learn to dissociate violence from moral consequence in order to function inside a world where betrayal and death are constant environmental variables. This episode sits down with a retired DEA agent whose career was spent penetrating, dismantling, and understanding those ecosystems from the inside, examining what decades of cartel investigation reveal about the forensic psychology of organized criminal leadership, the coercive control mechanisms that keep narco organizations intact under pressure, and the psychological toll that sustained exposure to that level of violence and deception exacts on the investigators who dedicate their careers to fighting it. Drawing on lived operational experience rather than academic theory, this conversation offers a rare and unflinching window into the human psychology driving one of the most powerful and destructive criminal enterprises in modern history.

    50 分鐘

  2. 6月24日

    The Psychology of Sacred Betrayal: What Father Richard Storey's Alleged $160,000 Embezzlement Reveals About Moral Disengagement, Entitlement

    Father Richard Storey held one of the most psychologically powerful positions a person can occupy in a community — a trusted religious authority with unrestricted access to congregational finances, moral legitimacy, and the deeply human tendency of parishioners to extend unconditional deference to the cloth — and prosecutors allege he used every dimension of that position to systematically divert nearly $160,000 in church funds toward luxury cruises, international travel, casino withdrawals, and personal indulgences while his congregation continued to give in good faith. This episode applies a forensic psychology lens to the case, examining the cognitive and psychodynamic mechanisms behind white-collar religious fraud including moral disengagement, narcissistic entitlement, the compartmentalization of a public identity built on virtue alongside a private life built on exploitation, and how institutional trust structures in religious organizations create precisely the oversight gaps that predatory personalities are drawn to and depend on. The Storey case is not just a financial crime story, it is a case study in how authority, moral elevation, and systemic accountability failures combine to create conditions where betrayal can flourish undetected for years inside the very institutions people turn to for safety and meaning. IAB Tags: Health/Medical/Mental Health, Crime/True Crime, Law/Government/Legal, Religion/Spirituality, Society/Issues, Personal Finance/Financial Crime, Education Let me know if you want a true crime or crime watch version added to go alongside this one.

    4 分鐘

  3. 6月22日

    The Warrior Identity After Combat: A Forensic Psychology Lens on Wil Ravelo's Transition from Green Beret to SWAT Officer

    Wil Ravelo's trajectory from Green Beret to police officer to SWAT operator is not just a career story, it is a forensic psychology case study in identity continuity, adaptive functioning under chronic stress, and what it looks like when a person successfully channels the hypervigilance, threat assessment instincts, and operational discipline of Special Forces into a new institutional structure without losing the psychological coherence that made them effective in the first place. This episode examines the psychological architecture behind elite military and law enforcement performance, exploring how warriors like Wil navigate the transition between combat identity and civilian professional identity while managing the residual neurological and psychological imprinting that comes from years of high-stakes operational service. Drawing on the lived experience of a man who has operated at the highest levels of both worlds, we explore what forensic psychology tells us about resilience, professional identity formation, and the hidden psychological cost of being built for violence in a society that rarely knows what to do with the people it trained.

    1 小時 51 分鐘

  4. 6月16日

    Profiling the Proxy: The Psychology of Tehran’s Assassins

    Explore the dark psychological architecture behind state-sponsored terror as we profile the operatives recruited into Iran’s Quds Force. This episode examines the complex intersection of ideological radicalization, coercive control, and the compartmentalized mindsets required to execute cross-border assassinations. By analyzing the behavioral patterns of captured cells, we decode how sovereign nations psychologically weaponize proxies to project deniable power globally.

    10 分鐘

  5. 6月15日

    Inside the Cartel Mind: The CJNG World Cup Gambits

    This episode delivers a deep-dive behavioral analysis of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) and their calculated psychological warfare executed on the eve of the World Cup. By analyzing the brutal ambush of five police officers in Michoacán, we decode the tactical terrorism and high-stakes manipulation used by cartels to exploit global media spotlight. Discover the chilling forensic profiling behind "El Mencho’s" successors and how criminal syndicates weaponize national events for psychological dominance.

    7 分鐘

  6. 6月9日

    The Psychology of Playing Under Cartel Terror: What Colombia's 1994 World Cup Reveals About Fear, Identity, and Coercive Control

    Colombia's 1994 World Cup squad carried into every match not only the weight of national expectation but the invisible psychological burden of operating inside a cartel-controlled threat environment where performance had life-or-death consequences they could not openly acknowledge or escape. This episode examines the forensic psychology of chronic coercive threat, how Pablo Escobar and rival narco organizations used the World Cup's global stage to amplify their soft power while players navigated terror, compliance, and the psychological splitting required to compete at the highest level under those conditions. The assassination of Andrés Escobar following Colombia's World Cup elimination is analyzed as a clinical case study in how criminal systems manufacture silence through ambient fear and what it costs individuals who become symbolic casualties inside an institution they never fully controlled.

    13 分鐘

  7. 6月8日

    51-Year Secret: Forensic Genealogy, Elder Homicide, and the Mind of a Killer

    In 1975, the partial remains of 73-year-old William Reginald Sipfle were discovered in a Tucson landfill, a case that went cold for over five decades before forensic genealogy and DNA technology brought it back to life. The alleged perpetrator, Sipfle's own stepdaughter Carol Ann Beall, is now 79 and accused of not only killing him but collecting nearly six hundred thousand dollars from his pension across the years that followed. This episode examines the forensic science that cracked the case, the psychological profile of long-term concealment, and what elder homicide cases reveal about family violence, financial exploitation, and the criminal mind's capacity for sustained deception.

    6 分鐘

  8. 6月2日

    Engineering the Killer: The Psychological Grooming of Narco Youth

    How do criminal syndicates successfully condition ordinary teenagers to desensitize themselves to extreme violence, torture, and murder? This episode analyzes the psychological mechanisms of narcocultura, exploring how cartels exploit developmental vulnerabilities, identity crises, and socioeconomic trauma to rewrite a juvenile's moral compass. We break down the cognitive dissonance required to worship a predator, the psychology of trauma-bonding within gangs, and how a fabricated subculture can completely override basic human empathy.

    5 分鐘
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簡介

Dr. Carlos is an adjunct Professor in Forensic Psychology and Criminal psychopathology. He discusses concepts in the world of forensic psychology. He discusses legal issues pertaining to forensic psychology, psychology disorders, the criminal justice system and more

資訊

  • 創作者
    Circle Of Insight Productions
  • 活躍年代
    2019年 - 2026年
  • 集數
    979
  • 年齡分級
    兒少不宜
  • 版權
    © Copyright Circle Of Insight Productions
  • 節目網站
    Forensic Psychology

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