HeyJaredHallowed Truth
This podcast focuses on the aftermath of suicide, addiction, behavior, and every now and then, violent and homicidal ideation. The goal is to provide a strong awareness concerning the aftermath of addiction and suicide. My Ph.D. is in forensic psychology.
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Robert Hansen "The Butcher Baker" (opens the original)
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Known as Alaska’s “Butcher Baker,” Robert Hansen hid a terrifying double life behind the appearance of an ordinary family man. In this episode of Hallowed Truth , we remember the women he targeted, examine why he preyed upon those he believed would be ignored, and revisit the courageous escape of Cindy Paulson—the survivor whose testimony finally helped expose him. Step beyond the chilling nickname and uncover the victims, warning signs, and failures behind one of Alaska’s darkest cases.
The Vampire of Sacramento (opens the original)
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Enter the disturbing world of Richard Chase - the deeply troubled killer who became known as "The Vampire of Sacramento." In this chilling new episode of Hallowed Truth, we examine Chase's descent into madness, the warning signs that were overlooked, the innocent victims whose lives were taken, and the investigation that finally brought his terrifying killing spree to an end.
The Freeway Phantom (opens the original)
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Step into one of Washington, D.C.’s most haunting unsolved cases as Hallowed Truth investigates the Freeway Phantom—the unidentified killer connected to the murders of six young Black girls and women between 1971 and 1972. This victim-centered episode remembers Carol Spinks, Darlenia Johnson, Brenda Crockett, Nenomoshia Yates, Brenda Woodard, and Diane Williams while examining why they may have been targeted, the evidence left behind, and the investigative failures that allowed their killer to r
The Eyeball Killer (opens the original)
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Today we're examining one of the most disturbing and lesser-known serial killers in American history: Charles Albright, often called "The Eyeball Killer."
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