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The Halderson Murders: When a Life Built on Lies Collapses (opens the original)
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In this episode, we examine the 2021 murders of Bart and Krista Halderson in Windsor, Wisconsin, and the investigation that slowly exposed the double life their son, Chandler Halderson, had been maintaining for more than a year. At twenty-three, Chandler appeared to be building an impressive future: finishing college, working remotely for American Family Insurance, preparing for an $80,000-a-year job with SpaceX, and planning a move to Florida. But when Bart began independently verifying pieces
Lindsay Clancy TRIAL: The Neuroscience Behind the Evidence (opens the original)
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In this pre-verdict update, The Murder Mindset revisits the Lindsay Clancy case now that weeks of trial testimony have revealed far more about her psychiatric history, medication timeline, alleged psychosis, and the forensic evidence surrounding the deaths of Cora, Dawson, and Callan. We break down what postpartum psychosis actually is, how it differs from postpartum depression, medication-induced psychosis, mania, intrusive thoughts, and akathisia, and what Lindsay’s medications were actually d
Austin Yogurt Shop Murders: Finally Solved in 2025 | The Neuroscience of False Confessions (opens the original)
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In this episode, we examine the 1991 murders at the I Can't Believe It's Yogurt shop in Austin, Texas, and the thirty-four-year cascade of wrongful convictions that followed. Four men were imprisoned for this crime. None of them committed it. In 2025, DNA evidence identified the actual perpetrator, Robert Brashers, who confessed and was sentenced to life. The four men were exonerated in 2026. Rather than focusing solely on what happened inside that shop on December 6, 1991, this episode asks the
Taylor Parker: The Lie With a Due Date | Pseudologia Fantastica (opens the original)
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In this episode, we examine the case of Taylor Parker and the murder of Reagan Simmons-Hancock through a lens that goes beyond the crime itself and into the psychology of the woman who committed it, the brain that built toward it, and the ten-month fiction she sustained so completely that an entire community believed her. Rather than focusing solely on what happened inside that house in New Boston, Texas, this episode asks the harder questions: what does lying actually do to a brain over a decad
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