The FOX True Crime Podcast w/ Emily Compagno

Criminal defense and family law attorney Lexie Rigden dives into the facts of the Ellen Greenberg case and provides her analysis of the legal battles that have sparked since Ellen's death.

Constitutional lawyer and author Alex Hortis details the life and trials of the infamous Polly Bodine, as detailed in his book, 'The Witch of New York'.

On Monday December 9th, 26-year-old Luigi Mangione was arrested for the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Mangione was detained at a McDonalds in Altoona, Pennsylvania, 276 miles away from the site of the crime in Midtown, Manhattan.

A California judge has pushed back the resentencing hearing for Lyle and Erik Menendez, to allow the incoming Los Angeles District Attorney time to review evidence from the case.

Author and co-founder of The Gemma Project Lara Love Hardin shares her story of overcoming her criminal record and rebuilding a new life, as detailed in her memoir, 'The Many Lives of Mama Love'.

Executive Director of the Cult Education Institute Rick Alan Ross explains how cults are defined, why they can be destructive, and how people involved can be deprogrammed.

In 2002, the remains of intern Chandra Levy were found in D.C.'s Rock Creek Park. The case ignited scandalous rumors and political intrigue. Despite an arrest, Levy's murder remains unsolved.

Professor emeritus of sociology at Grand Valley State University Mary DeYoung explains how moral panics work, the factors that contribute to them, and the role that the fears played in prominent cases at the time.

Author, historian, and professor at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice Simon Baatz looks back at two historic murders, and the unprecedented trial that followed, as detailed in his book, 'For The Thrill Of It'.

During a life-changing interrogation, Detective Kim Mager exposed the crimes of a serial killer living among them. Thanks to her skillful methodology, Shawn Grate was found guilty of his crimes and is awaiting execution.

Retired Detective with the Ashland Police Department Kim Mager reflects on her involvement in the case of Shawn Grate and unpacks her 33-hour-long interrogation of Grate, as detailed in her new book, 'A Hunger To Kill'.

Clinical and Forensic Psychologist Dr. John Paul Garrison provides his analysis of the body language of Erik and Lyle during their testimonies and explains what their behaviors reveal.

Award-winning trial attorney and host of the 'Courtroom Confidential' podcast Joshua Ritter gives an overview of the gruesome murders and provides his legal analysis of the infamous trial.

Emily revisits her conversation with former FBI Special Agent and Founding Partner at NAXO Chris Tarbell for a discussion about the ways we can protect ourselves from cyber crimes.

Retired FBI Supervisory Special Agent Jim Huggins joins with a look at the tragic and unprecedented case, the dangerous affair between Mark Putnam and Susan Smith, and shares details from Mark's shocking confession.

University of California, Berkeley Law Professor John Yoo provides a deep dive into what 'Stand Your Ground' laws are, their nuanced nature, and the legal protections Americans have in court.

Emily looks back on her conversation with retired U.S. Marshal Bill Sorukas as they discuss his involvement with the case and the crucial role he played in tracking down the shooters.

Retired NYPD Inspector and FOX News Contributor Paul Mauro discusses the factors that have contributed to the country's crime epidemic, from gang violence to murders committed by illegal immigrants.

Author Laurie Notaro shares the life and crimes of the infamous Winnie Ruth Judd. She examines the historical context of the crimes to provide a different, more tragic version of the story as detailed in her upcoming book, 'The Murderess'.

Dr. Ragy Girgis is the curator of the Columbia Mass Murder Database. He provides a glimpse into his research and discusses how we can prevent mass murders today.

Emily revisits her conversation with retired New Haven Police Lieutenant Lisa Dadio to discuss the tragic murder of 24-year-old Annie Le. Annie Le disappeared from a campus lab at Yale University and five days later her body was discovered.

Law Professor at the University of California Berkeley John Yoo joins with a look at the constitutional questions surrounding early intervention when signs of a possible crime become apparent.

Multnomah County Deputy District Attorney Shawn Overstreet discusses the cold-blooded murder of chef Daniel Brophy and shares his experience prosecuting Nancy Crampton-Brophy.

Host of the 'Ice Cold Case' podcast Madison McGhee discusses why she's turning to her family, as well as the public, in order to know her father better, and to find the person that killed him.