And just like that, it’s the Suspect season finale. Time flies when you’re talking about murder and justice! This episode’s a shorty, focusing on the things that give Allie and Cat hope in this wild, murderous world. Plus,

Co-host Alert! This is not a drill! While the Cat’s away…Allie will still put out an episode. This week, friend of the pod, Harper Vince, joins Suspect to talk about the future of crime. And the future tactics of law enforcement.

Our dear Suspect listeners! We’re back! As promised! And we’re here to discuss the media. There’s a lot to break down, like what makes a story newsworthy and how the media impacts our internal bias and why we love to talk about violent crime so much.

It’s Wednesday! Which means Cat Carlson and Allie Stein are back to beg the question, yet again, “Why aren’t more people talking about this?” as they review our state and federal court systems, why murder in international waters possess a lot of jurisd...

It’s Wednesday! Which means Cat Carlson and Allie Stein are back to beg the question, yet again, “Why aren’t more people talking about this?” as they explore the science and logistics of crime scene investigation, why databases should get more love,

It’s that time of the week again! Cat Carlson and Allie Stein are back to beg the question, yet again, “Why aren’t more people talking about this?” as they explore the science of body language and what’s up with the classic nature vs. nurture debate.

This week, Cat Carlson and Allie Stein are back to beg the question, yet again, “Why aren’t more people talking about this?” as they explore the creepy world of cults. More specifically, Internet-fueled cults, cyberpsychology,

We know, we know. Not another true-crime podcast! But Cat Carlson and Allie Stein are here to ask the question, “why aren’t more people talking about this?” as they explore the world of true crime and how it intersects with technology. This week,

Suspect is a new true-crime podcast that begs the question, “why aren’t more people talking about this?” In its first season, Suspect explores the intersection of technology, criminal behavior, and the judicial system.