Castos https://srtallieconsultingservices.wpcomstaging.com/podcast/ Welcome to The Forensic Crime Podcast Welcome to The Forensic Crime Podcast, where crime is examined through the lens of forensic psychology, criminal behavior, and evidence-based analysis. In each episode, I provide a forensic and criminal analysis and evaluations of both historical and current criminal cases. Rather than focusing solely on the events of a crime, we explore the precipitating factors that help explain why crimes occur and how they can be prevented. The podcast examines both instrumental crimes—such as retail theft (shoplifting, organized retail crime (ORC) rings, shoplifting) drug sales (Texas smuggling, drug distribution drug trafficking), gambling-related offenses, burglary, robbery—and expressive crimes, including murder, assault, and other acts of violence. Whenever possible, I incorporate criminal intelligence, criminal investigations, criminological theories, victimology theories and behavioral analysis to provide a deeper understanding of offenders, motives, and patterns of criminal behavior. In addition to case analyses, we discuss current crime news and emerging issues affecting communities and the criminal justice system. The podcast also explores the relationship between crime and substance use disorders, with discussions on addiction, recovery, relapse prevention, rehabilitation, and crime desistance. These conversations are grounded in research and informed by forensic psychology, criminal psychology, criminology, and criminal justice to promote understanding, education, and evidence-based practice. Whether you are a student, researcher, criminal justice professional, mental health practitioner, person in recovery, or someone interested in understanding crime beyond the headlines, The Forensic Crime Podcast offers thoughtful analysis and meaningful conversations about crime, criminal behavior, psychopathy, criminal thinking, justice, and recovery. It is victim based and crime based. S.R. Tallie is a crime nonfiction author, forensic psychology scholar (2026), and criminal behavior researcher specializing in crime analysis, criminal thinking, forensic populations, substance use disorders, and crime desistance. She is the author of two crime nonfiction book series: • The Other Side of the Iran Contra Affair: If the Jamaicans Have Uzi's, Then They Got Them from Iran. Who Gave the Jamaican Posses Uzi's and Crack Cocaine to Sell? A Dallas, Texas Story, an investigative series examining allegations surrounding the Iran-Contra era, Jamaican Posse era and its impact on drug trafficking and organized crime. • Lifestyle of a Professional Booster: An Instrumental Crime. A Dallas, Texas Story, a series exploring the history, psychology, and methods of professional retail theft, organized retail crime, and instrumental criminal behavior. S.R. Tallie is also the author of two offender education books: • Tacky Schema 15 Interventions: For Your Clients Who Just Want New Clothes—A Book for Offenders. • Lifestyle of a Professional Booster: Problem-Solving Strategies and Steps—Hey, You Better Recognize. Fri, 21 Aug 2026 09:26:45 +0000 en-US Schelandria R. Tallie US CA AT https://episodes.castos.com/6a54805dab3c83-70798760/images/podcast/covers/c1a-n7pmx-dmdn4nm4t929-kdwmhl.png https://srtallieconsultingservices.wpcomstaging.com/podcast/ Welcome to The Forensic Crime Podcast Welcome to The Forensic Crime Podcast, where crime is examined through the lens of forensic psychology, criminal behavior, and evidence-based analysis. In each episode, I provide a forensic and criminal analysis and evaluations of both historical and current criminal cases. Rather than focusing solely on the events of a crime, we explore the precipitating factors that help explain why crimes occur and how they can be prevented. The podcast examines both instrumental crimes—such as retail theft (shoplifting, organized retail crime (ORC) rings, shoplifting) drug sales (Texas smuggling, drug distribution drug trafficking), gambling-related offenses, burglary, robbery—and expressive crimes, including murder, assault, and other acts of violence. Whenever possible, I incorporate criminal intelligence, criminal investigations, criminological theories, victimology theories and behavioral analysis to provide a deeper understanding of offenders, motives, and patterns of criminal behavior. In addition to case analyses, we discuss current crime news and emerging issues affecting communities and the criminal justice system. The podcast also explores the relationship between crime and substance use disorders, with discussions on addiction, recovery, relapse prevention, rehabilitation, and crime desistance. These conversations are grounded in research and informed by forensic psychology, criminal psychology, criminology, and criminal justice to promote understanding, education, and evidence-based practice. Whether you are a student, researcher, criminal justice professional, mental health practitioner, person in recovery, or someone interested in understanding crime beyond the headlines, The Forensic Crime Podcast offers thoughtful analysis and meaningful conversations about crime, criminal behavior, psychopathy, criminal thinking, justice, and recovery. It is victim based and crime based. S.R. Tallie is a crime nonfiction author, forensic psychology scholar (2026), and criminal behavior researcher specializing in crime analysis, criminal thinking, forensic populations, substance use disorders, and crime desistance. She is the author of two crime nonfiction book series: • The Other Side of the Iran Contra Affair: If the Jamaicans Have Uzi's, Then They Got Them from Iran. Who Gave the Jamaican Posses Uzi's and Crack Cocaine to Sell? A Dallas, Texas Story, an investigative series examining allegations surrounding the Iran-Contra era, Jamaican Posse era and its impact on drug trafficking and organized crime. • Lifestyle of a Professional Booster: An Instrumental Crime. A Dallas, Texas Story, a series exploring the history, psychology, and methods of professional retail theft, organized retail crime, and instrumental criminal behavior. S.R. Tallie is also the author of two offender education books: • Tacky Schema 15 Interventions: For Your Clients Who Just Want New Clothes—A Book for Offenders. • Lifestyle of a Professional Booster: Problem-Solving Strategies and Steps—Hey, You Better Recognize. Schelandria R. Tallie episodic Welcome to The Forensic Crime Podcast Welcome to The Forensic Crime Podcast, where crime is examined through the lens of forensic psychology, criminal behavior, and evidence-based analysis. In each episode, I provide a forensic and criminal analysis and evaluations of both historical and current criminal cases. Rather than focusing solely on the events of a crime, we explore the precipitating factors that help explain why crimes occur and how they can be prevented. The podcast examines both instrumental crimes—such as retail theft (shoplifting, organized retail crime (ORC) rings, shoplifting) drug sales (Texas smuggling, drug distribution drug trafficking), gambling-related offenses, burglary, robbery—and expressive crimes, including murder, assault, and other acts of violence. Whenever possible, I incorporate criminal intelligence, criminal investigations, criminological theories, victimology theories and behavioral analysis to provide a deeper understanding of offenders, motives, and patterns of criminal behavior. In addition to case analyses, we discuss current crime news and emerging issues affecting communities and the criminal justice system. The podcast also explores the relationship between crime and substance use disorders, with discussions on addiction, recovery, relapse prevention, rehabilitation, and crime desistance. These conversations are grounded in research and informed by forensic psychology, criminal psychology, criminology, and criminal justice to promote understanding, education, and evidence-based practice. Whether you are a student, researcher, criminal justice professional, mental health practitioner, person in recovery, or someone interested in understanding crime beyond the headlines, The Forensic Crime Podcast offers thoughtful analysis and meaningful conversations about crime, criminal behavior, psychopathy, criminal thinking, justice, and recovery. It is victim based and crime based. S.R. Tallie is a crime nonfiction author, forensic psychology scholar (2026), and criminal behavior researcher specializing in crime analysis, criminal thinking, forensic populations, substance use disorders, and crime desistance. She is the author of two crime nonfiction book series: • The Other Side of the Iran Contra Affair: If the Jamaicans Have Uzi's, Then They Got Them from Iran. Who Gave the Jamaican Posses Uzi's and Crack Cocaine to Sell? A Dallas, Texas Story, an investigative series examining allegations surrounding the Iran-Contra era, Jamaican Posse era and its impact on drug trafficking and organized crime. • Lifestyle of a Professional Booster: An Instrumental Crime. A Dallas, Texas Story, a series exploring the history, psychology, and methods of professional retail theft, organized retail crime, and instrumental criminal behavior. S.R. Tallie is also the author of two offender education books: • Tacky Schema 15 Interventions: For Your Clients Who Just Want New Clothes—A Book for Offenders. • Lifestyle of a Professional Booster: Problem-Solving Strategies and Steps—Hey, You Better Recognize. Schelandria R. Tallie srtallie@srtallieconsultingservices.blog true https://feeds.castos.com/93rwg yes Fri, 21 Aug 2026 09:26:45 +0000 Schelandria R. Tallie https://permalink.castos.com/podcast/70999/episode/2581129 https://the-forensic-crime-podcast.castos.com/episodes/death-row-execution-of-kimberly-mccarthy Chapters

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