Profiling Evil Podcast with Mike King

I'm in Calgary Canada for the final two performance of my Canadian tour on the Psychology of Cults tour, and this is the perfect time to talk about a woman who declared herself the Queen of Canada. Romana Didulo went from a Telegram channel during COVID to commanding tens of thousands of followers, collecting well over $100,000 in a single month, leading a convoy across Canad...

I sat down with Cheryl Bawtinheimer, Richard Marsh, and Lane Admiral of the Get a Life podcast, three former members of the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church, for a wide-ranging conversation about cults, coercive control, and the psychology that keeps people trapped. We talked about my own path into cult investigations, why transparency matters more than ideology in these ca...

The federal murder trial of former Stoughton, Massachusetts, police officer #MatthewFarwell reached closing arguments in Boston with prosecutors arguing that Farwell strangled 23-year-old #SandraBirchmore and staged her death to look like a suicide. Not only Birchmore die, but her unborn baby did also. The defense argued that Birchmore took her own life after Farwell ended th...

What makes a case go cold, and can it ever truly be dead? We begin in Salida, Colorado, with Suzanne Morphew, who vanished on Mother's Day 2020. Her mountain bike turned up about a quarter mile from home, down in a ravine against a tree. Her husband offered four theories to a passing YouTuber: a mountain lion, a crash, an abduction, or she ran away. I walk through each agains...

After my visit to the Yellow Deli in Winnipeg, where I sat down with a Twelve Tribes member named Bekor, I wanted to go deeper, so this episode lays out the full timeline of the group, from its beginnings in Chattanooga in the early 1970s under Elbert Eugene Spriggs, through the 1984 Vermont raid in which 112 children were seized and every case was later dismissed, to its spr...