100 episodes
Twisted Podcast John W. Taylor
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- True Crime
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4.5 • 336 Ratings
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True crime podcast dedicated to unraveling the intricacies of crime.
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Episode 190: FBI Burglary, Part 2
Part 2 of 2. Savanna Steele from the ‘Woo! There it is! Podcast’ and I will be talking about a group of concerned citizens who burglarized an FBI office in the 1970s. They risked their freedom and livelihood because they believed the FBI was doing horrible things to American citizens. They were right.
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Episode 189: FBI Burglary
Part 1 of 2. Savanna Steele from the ‘Woo! There it is! Podcast’ and I will be talking about a group of concerned citizens who burglarized an FBI office in the 1970s. They risked their freedom and livelihood because they believed the FBI was doing horrible things to American citizens. They were right.
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Episode 188: Tom Monfils
Interview with director Michael Neelsen about the death of Tom Monfils and his documentary, "Beyond Human Nature."
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Episode 187: Rebekah Barsotti, Part 7
The final episode of a seven-episode series on the disappearance and death of Rebekah Barsotti. She went missing outside of Missoula, Montana in July of 2021. Her body was found in May of 2022. Did she die from a river accident or didn’t something nefarious happen to her?
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Episode 186: Rebekah Barsotti, Part 6
Part six of a seven-episode series on the disappearance and death of Rebekah Barsotti. She went missing outside of Missoula, Montana in July of 2021. Her body was found in May of 2022. Did she die from a river accident or didn’t something nefarious happen to her?
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Episode 185: Rebekah Barsotti, Part 5
The fifth in a seven-episode series on the disappearance and death of Rebekah Barsotti. She went missing outside of Missoula, Montana in July of 2021. Her body was found in May of 2022. Did she die from a river accident or didn’t something nefarious happen to her?
Customer Reviews
Experienced insight
Highlights the investigative process, rationally and with science. Deconstructs what people say and write to point out evidence of guilty knowledge.
Very listenable. Enjoying this experienced investigator’s take on crimes.
(Please no background music. I’m surrounded by plenty of noise already.)
Two issues
First:
Though John is an expert, when I listen to his damning analysis of the way people use words in 911 calls and when they are first talking to police, it scares the crap out of me. If someone I love were attacked or killed I would be so distraught I have no idea what I would say. To be assumed guilty by law enforcement because I may use the first person or say “I started to go into the room...?” This podcast creeps me out.
Second:
Still, I listen for John’s “just the facts” expertise. But now we have a series and have to wait two weeks for each episode, during which we are expected to remember the last one. Very frustrating. I’m waiting til it’s done to binge it.
Smart and Measured
Not sensational. Just the facts and his informed opinions clearly defined, respectively.