The Psychology of Fraud
Many people view fraud as a victimless crime or one that has little impact beyond someone’s pocketbook; if an insurance company gets scammed or a
Many people view fraud as a victimless crime or one that has little impact beyond someone’s pocketbook; if an insurance company gets scammed or a
In April of 2020, Dr. Wilkas Janke’s book, ‘The Protector: A Woman’s Journey from the Secret Service to Guarding VIPs and Working in Some of
On July 20, 2012 in Aurora, Colorado, James Holmes entered a midnight premiere of The Dark Knight Rises with a tactical shotgun, a high-capacity assault rifle, and
With so many people working from home these days, it seems odd to do a show on workplace violence. But the reality is that Covid hasn’t
It’s impossible to watch a true crime television show or listen to a podcast without hearing the name of a serial killer – Ted Bundy,
Suicide is the number one driver of psychiatric malpractice claims, especially when the clinician fails to recognize the seriousness of a patient’s condition and does
While mental health professionals have known about the link between animal abuse and violence towards human for years, until recently there’s been no way to
When it comes to violent crime in the United States, there’s a lot of good news. On the one hand, the number of serial killers has
Few cases have captured the interest and attention as much as the Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell case. In November 2019, a welfare check on two
We’ve all heard of trials where the jury voted in a way that seemed absolutely illogical or astonishing. How could they think the defendant was innocent? How
We’ve all negotiated in situations that seemed like high stakes – asking for a job raise or bargaining with a rebellious teenager. But few of us
What causes someone to be violent? Are they born that way or is it a response to childhood trauma or adverse life circumstances? And how likely is