DADDY KNOWS THE DEVIL

Goldy Locks
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He’s spent thirty years staring into the eyes of the wicked.She’s spent her life on stage, behind the mic, and in front of the camera — turning chaos into art. Now, retired parole officer Henry Peter and his daughter, Goldy Locks — the original TNA/IMPACT Wrestling personality, rock vocalist of The Goldy lockS Band (who’s opened for Nickelback, Collective Soul, and Stevie Nicks), and star of TLC’s hit reality series Extreme Cheapskates and PBS’s home-renovation show Goldy Knows — unite for a podcast that dares to open the files most people would burn. After hosting her long-running hit Goldy’s Closet under Vince Russo’s Bucket Full of Chicken Necks podcast umbrella, Goldy spent seven years interviewing icons from wrestling, music, and beyond. But nothing could prepare her for this — a chilling, funny, and brutally honest journey through her father’s three decades inside the justice system. Together, they pull back the curtain on real cases, unbelievable offenders, and the impossible choices made by those who guard society’s darkest edges. Each episode of Daddy Knows The Devil dives into true parole files, exploring the psychology of manipulation, redemption, and evil — while educating listeners on how to spot danger, trust their instincts, and stay safe in a world full of devils in disguise. Raw. Real. Unfiltered.Equal parts crime, conscience, and comedy, this is not your average true-crime show — it’s a father-daughter reckoning. Because, as Goldy says: “Some inherit family recipes… I inherited the case files.”

  1. Fake Urine, Real Consequences - Daddy Knows The Devil EPS #17

    1D AGO

    Fake Urine, Real Consequences - Daddy Knows The Devil EPS #17

    • Parole officers encounter every kind of personality imaginable.• Manipulative behavior is often part of the offender’s playbook.• Drug screenings can expose far more than substance use, they reveal character.• Some offenders go to surprising lengths to try and beat a test.• A solid grasp of criminal psychology is essential in this line of work.• Careful listening often brings hidden inconsistencies to the surface.• When confronted, different offenders react in very different ways.• Integrity matters most when there’s no audience.• Many offenders wrongly assume they’re the smartest person in the room.• Deception doesn’t just fail, it can carry serious consequences.Sound Bites"Honesty has tells.""They think we're dumb.""Watch out for fake pee."Chapters00:00 Introduction to Parole and Probation01:25 The Manipulative Nature of Offenders04:51 Tricks of the Trade: Deception in Parole10:08 The Art of Urine Testing: A Parole Officer's Perspective16:42 Understanding Criminal Behavior: Types of Offenders24:36 Lessons Learned: Integrity and Deception29:13 Final Thoughts and Takeaways Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    40 min
  2. Dumb, Dumber, and Doing Time - Daddy Knows The Devil EPS #16

    FEB 18

    Dumb, Dumber, and Doing Time - Daddy Knows The Devil EPS #16

    The Devil’s DetailsIn this episode of Daddy Knows the Devil, Goldy Locks and her father, Henry Peter, step deep into the strange and unsettling world of true crime, where arrogance, impulse, and downright incompetence collide. From jaw-dropping tales of criminals who thought they were masterminds (but clearly weren’t) to the psychological patterns that drive reckless behavior, the duo pulls back the curtain on what really goes on in the criminal mind.But this isn’t just shock value. With Henry’s decades of real-world experience and Goldy’s sharp curiosity, the conversation goes beyond the headlines, examining consequences, delusions of grandeur, and the split-second decisions that change lives forever.With respect for victims and a commitment to truth, they also weave in practical takeaways about awareness, safety, and trusting your instincts. It’s gripping, insightful, sometimes unbelievable, and always rooted in the reality that knowledge is power.Because sometimes… the devil isn’t brilliant. He’s just careless.The Devil’s Recap• The stories shared are based on true events.• Criminals often exhibit similar thought patterns and behaviors.• Many criminals fail due to a lack of planning and foresight.• Substances can impair judgment, leading to poor decisions.• Criminal competence is often just ignorance of the law.• Fear and ego can make unpredictable individuals dangerous.• It's crucial to be aware of your surroundings for personal safety.• Bizarre criminal cases often highlight the absurdity of human behavior.• Understanding criminal psychology can help in preventing crime.• Respect for victims and the truth is paramount in discussing crime.Sound bites"This isn't fiction.""They have the same thinking.""Be aware of your surroundings."Chapters00:00 Introduction to the Dark Side of Humanity01:46 Criminal Antics and Their Consequences07:33 Understanding Criminal Psychology13:36 The Nature of Criminal Competence Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    50 min
  3. You Tried WHAT? The Dumbest Crimes Ever Attempted- Daddy Knows The Devil EPS #15

    FEB 12

    You Tried WHAT? The Dumbest Crimes Ever Attempted- Daddy Knows The Devil EPS #15

    The Devils’s DetailsIn this episode, Goldy Locks teams up with her father, veteran parole officer Henry Peter, to rip the lid off true crime from both sides of the system. They break down real cases, unpack the psychology behind criminal behavior, and expose the warped thinking that fuels it. Nothing is sugar-coated. Nothing is off limits.But it’s not all darkness. With razor-sharp wit and a little gallows humor, they share unbelievable “stupid criminal” stories that prove delusion and impulsive decisions are often a criminal’s downfall. Beneath the laughs is a serious message: stay aware, trust your instincts, and understand that evil doesn’t always look the way you think it does. In a world full of strange behavior and bad choices, knowledge is power — and safety starts with paying attention.The Devil’s Recap• Always be aware of your surroundings and stay safe.• Criminals often underestimate the intelligence of law enforcement.• Many criminals are driven by impulse and ego, leading to poor decisions.• The consequences of crime can be severe and irreversible.• Humor can be found even in the most bizarre criminal stories.• Education and awareness can help break the cycle of crime.• Not all criminals are masterminds; many are just careless.• The importance of thinking through actions before committing a crime.• Entitlement can blind individuals to the consequences of their actions.• There is always hope for rehabilitation if individuals choose to change. Sound bites"Bitcoin is totally traceable.""They just don't think at all.""Always stay safe out there."Chapters00:00 Introduction to True Crime and Safety02:56 The Guthrie Case: A Kidnapping Story05:42 Stupid Criminals: Tales from the Field11:33 The Psychology of Criminal Behavior17:04 Bizarre Criminal Stories and Their Consequences28:56 Lessons Learned from Criminal Folly Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    45 min
  4. Monsters in the Free World - Daddy Knows The Devil - EPS #14

    FEB 7

    Monsters in the Free World - Daddy Knows The Devil - EPS #14

    What really happens when a lifetime criminal walks free?In this gripping episode of Daddy Knows The Devil, Goldy Locks sits down with the one man who’s seen it all up close, her father, veteran parole officer Henry Peter. With more than 30 years inside the system and no patience for sugar-coated narratives, Henry breaks down the raw reality of life after prison.The case at the center? A man named Peter, released after 40 years behind bars, who quickly learns that freedom can be more terrifying than confinement. As the story unfolds, Goldy pushes into the uncomfortable territory most people avoid: Do monsters ever truly change? And if they don’t… who pays the price?This episode blends firsthand confession with a hard-edged lesson in survival, exposing manipulation, psychological warfare, and the unsettling truth about second chances gone wrong. It closes with practical safety insights every listener should carry with them, because sometimes the most dangerous part of the sentence begins after release.Strap in. This isn’t scripted crime drama.It’s crime, told by family.The Devil’s Details• True crime stories can educate and empower listeners.• Long-term inmates often struggle to reintegrate into society.• Reading body language is crucial for safety.• Parole can be a challenging transition for released inmates.• Not all paroled individuals are grateful for their freedom.• Trusting patterns of behavior is more reliable than excuses.• Situational awareness is key to personal safety.• Documentation and reporting are essential in case of threats.• Rehabilitation is complex and should not be romanticized.• Compassion must coexist with caution in interactions with former inmates. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    54 min
  5. One Shift From Death: Tracy’s True Story - Daddy Knows The Devil EPS #13

    JAN 29

    One Shift From Death: Tracy’s True Story - Daddy Knows The Devil EPS #13

    The Devil's RecapIn this episode of Daddy Knows the Devil, Goldy Locks dives into the realities of true crime and what it really means to stay safe in high-risk environments. Through personal stories and real-world insight, the conversation explores the role of halfway houses and the often unseen dangers faced by those who work within them. The episode centers on the harrowing true story of Tracy, a woman who found herself in a life-threatening situation while working alone. Her experience becomes a powerful lesson in awareness, preparedness, and why safety protocols are not optional — they are essential.The Devil's Details• History repeats itself and we can learn from it.• We often think we know how we would react in danger, but we freeze.• Tracy's story highlights the failures of the system.• Halfway houses serve as a bridge for individuals reintegrating into society.• Safety protocols are crucial in high-risk environments.• Women in corrections face unique challenges and risks.• Survival can sometimes mean compliance in dangerous situations.• Understanding the environment is key to ensuring safety.• The system must actively assess risk, not assume safety.• This podcast aims to educate and empower listeners about personal safety.TitlesSurviving the Unthinkable: Tracy's StoryThe Dark Side of Halfway HousesSound bites"You freeze in bad situations.""Compliance can be survival.""Stay safe out there, be free."Chapters00:00 Introduction to True Crime and Personal Stories02:25 Survival Stories: Personal Encounters with Danger06:38 Understanding Halfway Houses and Their Purpose12:27 Tracy's Story: A Cautionary Tale21:01 The Incident: Tracy's Encounter with Danger30:58 Lessons Learned: Safety Protocols and Compliance Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    43 min
  6. You Don't Break the Cycle You Interrupt It: Sherry’s Story - Daddy Knows The Devil EPS #12

    JAN 22

    You Don't Break the Cycle You Interrupt It: Sherry’s Story - Daddy Knows The Devil EPS #12

    You Don't Break the Cycle You Interrupt It: Sherry’s Story - Daddy Knows The Devil EPS #12 The Devil's Recap In this episode of Daddy Knows the Devil, Goldy Locks sits down with her father, Henry Peter, for an unflinching look at the juvenile justice system through the real-life story of Sherry, a young girl raised in chaos, survival, and learned trauma. Together, they dismantle common misconceptions about parole officers and corrections work, revealing that the job is far more than paperwork and protocols. Henry draws from firsthand experience, sharing what it truly means to work with at-risk youth, understanding their histories, navigating impossible choices, and confronting the thin line between accountability and survival. As Sherry’s story unfolds, the conversation exposes how environment, neglect, and abuse shape behavior, and how cycles of exploitation, particularly her entrapment by a pimp, are rarely as simple as “bad choices.” Goldy and Henry explore how learned behavior, fear, and lack of intervention can trap someone in a system designed more to manage risk than to heal. The episode doesn’t offer easy answers. Instead, it delivers hard truths about safety, responsibility, and the limits of the system, reminding listeners that in some situations, the best outcome isn’t perfection or redemption, but survival. A raw, compassionate discussion about human complexity, and what it really means to try to break the cycle. The Devil's Details "You don't have time to think about it." "Leaving is the most dangerous moment." "Familiar chaos feels safer than the unknown." "Not every bad choice is really a choice." "Sometimes safety means managing risk, not eliminating it." Sound bites "You don't have time to think about it." "Leaving is the most dangerous moment." "Familiar chaos feels safer than the unknown." Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Episode 00:41 Understanding the Role of a Parole Officer 23:26 Sherry's Chaotic Upbringing 33:42 The Pimp's Control and Intervention 42:11 Breaking the Cycle: Managing Risk Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    52 min
  7. Privilege With a Trigger Finger: The Making of Greg - Daddy Knows The Devil EPS #11

    JAN 14

    Privilege With a Trigger Finger: The Making of Greg - Daddy Knows The Devil EPS #11

    The Devil's RecapIn this episode of Daddy Knows the Devil, Goldy Locks and her father, veteran parole officer Henry Peter, unpack one of the most volatile cases of his career: Greg, a young man whose mental health struggles, family entitlement, and access to a firearm created a perfect storm. As political influence, money, and quiet backroom pressure collide with the realities of parole supervision, Henry finds himself placed directly in the crosshairs, tasked with making the hard call no one else wants to own. The conversation explores how untreated mental illness, spoiled upbringing, and a belief in being “above the law” can escalate into real danger, especially when weapons are involved. This episode pulls back the curtain on how systems protect themselves, how accountability gets shifted, and why warning signs are often ignored until it’s too late, leaving listeners with sobering lessons about power, responsibility, and public safety.The Devil’s DetailsWeapons plus emotional instability are a deadly combination.Money and influence cannot replace accountability.Mental health warning signs should never be ignored.Institutions protect themselves first.When family conflict escalates, outside intervention can save lives.Communication seems to be one of the hardest things about your job.Everybody has something to offer.Let them talk. You are in control.The law doesn't care who your father is.If you don't have the time, don't do the crime.Sound bites"Everybody has something to offer.""Let them talk. You are in control.""Institutions protect themselves first."Chapters00:00 Introduction to True Crime and Family Dynamics02:39 The Case of Greg: A Troubling Background05:34 Communication Challenges in Corrections08:57 The Influence of Wealth and Power11:40 Mental Health and Family Conflict14:39 Weapons and Emotional Instability17:23 The Consequences of Entitlement20:17 The Role of Institutions in Accountability23:07 Final Thoughts and Takeaways Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    35 min
  8. When Normal Is the Warning Sign: Benny’s Story - Daddy Knows The Devil EPS #10

    JAN 7

    When Normal Is the Warning Sign: Benny’s Story - Daddy Knows The Devil EPS #10

    The Devil's RecapIn this episode of Daddy Knows the Devil, Goldy Locks and her father, veteran parole officer Henry Peter, examine one of the most unsettling truths in criminal justice: the people who cause the most harm often look completely ordinary. Through the case of Benny, a man whose history revealed deeply troubling behavioral patterns, they break down how predators hide in plain sight, why understanding psychology and repetition matters, and how warning signs are often missed until it’s too late. Drawing from decades inside the system, this conversation explores the limits of rehabilitation, the emotional toll of supervision, and the critical role awareness plays in prevention. This episode isn’t about shock; it’s about recognizing patterns before they become irreversible.The Devil'sDetails• Goldy and her father discuss their experiences with crime and safety.• The importance of being cautious and aware of one's surroundings is emphasized.• Criminal behavior often follows identifiable patterns that can aid in prevention.• Juvenile records are often sealed, complicating the understanding of offenders' backgrounds.• Many offenders have histories of abuse themselves, contributing to their behavior.• The conversation highlights the challenges of rehabilitating pedophiles.• Patterns of abuse often repeat, with victims becoming perpetrators.• Trusting instincts and being aware of red flags is crucial for safety.• The hosts stress the importance of asking uncomfortable questions to prevent harm.• Change is uncomfortable, but necessary for rehabilitation.Sound bites"Predators rarely look dangerous.""Patterns matter more than appearances.""Uneasiness and evasiveness matter."Chapters00:00 Introduction: A Sickly Start07:36 Understanding Criminal Patterns and Authority19:19 The Case of Benny: A Deep Dive into Pedophilia28:27 Patterns of Abuse: The Cycle of Victimization40:25 Closing Thoughts: Awareness and Prevention Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    48 min
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He’s spent thirty years staring into the eyes of the wicked.She’s spent her life on stage, behind the mic, and in front of the camera — turning chaos into art. Now, retired parole officer Henry Peter and his daughter, Goldy Locks — the original TNA/IMPACT Wrestling personality, rock vocalist of The Goldy lockS Band (who’s opened for Nickelback, Collective Soul, and Stevie Nicks), and star of TLC’s hit reality series Extreme Cheapskates and PBS’s home-renovation show Goldy Knows — unite for a podcast that dares to open the files most people would burn. After hosting her long-running hit Goldy’s Closet under Vince Russo’s Bucket Full of Chicken Necks podcast umbrella, Goldy spent seven years interviewing icons from wrestling, music, and beyond. But nothing could prepare her for this — a chilling, funny, and brutally honest journey through her father’s three decades inside the justice system. Together, they pull back the curtain on real cases, unbelievable offenders, and the impossible choices made by those who guard society’s darkest edges. Each episode of Daddy Knows The Devil dives into true parole files, exploring the psychology of manipulation, redemption, and evil — while educating listeners on how to spot danger, trust their instincts, and stay safe in a world full of devils in disguise. Raw. Real. Unfiltered.Equal parts crime, conscience, and comedy, this is not your average true-crime show — it’s a father-daughter reckoning. Because, as Goldy says: “Some inherit family recipes… I inherited the case files.”

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  • Creator
    Goldy Locks
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    17
  • Rating
    Explicit