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True Crime Talk with Nic Edwards. True Crime Talk show brought to you by WildBlue Press. Hosted by Carolyn Berardino, Bryan Smith, and Nic Edwards. Featuring books and authors from WildBlue Press. For more information go to www.WildBluePress.comCopyright 2025 All rights reserved. Biografías y Memorias Crímenes Reales
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  • Till Death Do Us...

    Till Death Do Us...
    Dec 18 2025
    Welcome back to True Crime Talk. This conversation delves into the life of Gladys Lincoln, a woman who was married six times and ultimately involved in a murder. Author Patrick Gallagher shares insights from his book, 'Till Death Do Us,' exploring Gladys's relationships, her motivations, and the tragic events that unfolded, including her marriage to Dr. W.D. Broadhurst and the subsequent murder that led to her trial. The discussion highlights themes of deception, psychological manipulation, and the complexities of human relationships. Find great True Crime at www.WildBluePress.com Takeaways
    • Gladys Lincoln was married six times, often without divorcing.
    • Her marriages were marked by deception and bigamy.
    • Dr. W.D. Broadhurst was her sixth husband, unaware of her past.
    • She was charming and vivacious, which attracted her husbands.
    • The murder of Dr. Broadhurst was planned with the help of a young cowboy.
    • The trial revealed her manipulative nature and lack of remorse.
    • She was sentenced to life in prison but paroled after nine years.
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    59 m
  • The Forgotten Girls

    The Forgotten Girls
    Dec 12 2025
    Welcome to True Crime Talk... In this episode, hosts Nic and Carolyn interview Alyce Clark, a retired police detective and author of 'The Forgotten Girls.' Together they explore the haunting true crime stories of women and cold cases, emphasizing the impact of media on public awareness and the importance of keeping these stories alive. Alyce shares her personal journey into law enforcement, discusses various cases from her book, and highlights the need for a DNA database for deceased individuals to help solve cold cases. The episode serves as a poignant reminder of the human stories behind the headlines and the ongoing quest for justice. Takeaways
    • The Forgotten Girls highlights cold cases of women.
    • Media can overshadow important true crime stories.
    • Alyce Clark's background shaped her perspective on crime.
    • Cold cases require emotional and factual storytelling.
    • The importance of keeping stories of missing women alive.
    • DNA databases could revolutionize cold case investigations.
    • Public awareness can lead to renewed interest in cases.
    • Families of victims often suffer long-term trauma.
    • The role of social media in crime awareness is complex.
    • Justice for victims often takes decades to achieve.
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    47 m
  • I Shot President Reagan

    I Shot President Reagan
    Dec 5 2025
    This episode of True Crime Talk delves into the life of John Hinckley Jr., exploring his descent into mental illness, his obsession with Jodie Foster, and the events leading up to his assassination attempt on President Reagan. Hinckley reflects on his childhood, his aspirations of becoming a musician, and the isolation that contributed to his deteriorating mental state. The discussion also touches on the influence of the film 'Taxi Driver' on his actions and his subsequent reflections on the consequences of his choices. Takeaways
    • Hinckley aspired to be a musician but was led astray.
    • Isolation contributed significantly to Hinckley's mental health issues.
    • He related deeply to the character of Travis Bickle in 'Taxi Driver'.
    • Hinckley recognized he needed saving, not Jodie Foster.
    • He viewed his actions as a form of destiny.
    • Hinckley expected to die during the assassination attempt.
    • He left a letter for Jodie Foster explaining his actions.
    • His obsession with the president was not political but personal.
    • The murder of John Lennon was a pivotal moment for Hinckley.
    • He was fixated on themes of rescue and love in his delusions.
    Chapters 00:00 - Introduction to John Hinckley Jr. 01:43 - Childhood and Family Background 04:09 - Aspirations and Isolation 06:55 - Influence of Taxi Driver 08:46 - Stalking and Obsession 11:40 - The Attempt on Reagan's Life 21:11 - Stalking and Obsession: A Glimpse into John's Mind 22:41 - The Impact of John Lennon's Murder
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    36 m
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