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Truth, Investigations and Criminal Behavior is where crime meets clarity with professional analysis. Hosted by retired NYPD Detective Squad Commander Michael Blangiforti, this podcast takes you beyond the headlines to uncover the real stories behind America’s crime trends, investigations, criminal behavior and prevention strategies. With more than two decades of law enforcement experience, Michael pulls back the curtain on how detectives think, how cases unfold, and what you can do to stay safer in your everyday life. Each episode dives into: Breaking down current news crime stories and events across the U.S. Expert insights and analysis into breaking cr...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · June 2026
A case-analysis true crime show that separates public theories from evidence, procedure, and investigative reasoning.
Truth, Investigations and Criminal Behavior belongs on the True Crime shelf as a host-led case analysis show about public crime stories and the claims that surround them.
You want conspiracy theories booked, questioned, and asked where the evidence went.
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A steady, evidence-first account of a politically charged killing that stays close to what can be supported.
It treats Charlie Kirk's killing as a matter for evidence, not speculation, and follows the public record, the physical clues, and the conspiracy claims that still need to be sorted out.
A sober look at why viral confrontations are not the same thing as a case.
The episode takes on civilian predator stings by asking a blunt question: what happens when urgency outruns authority and confrontation starts to replace investigation?
A blunt, evidence-first look at how a case gets built.
Mike Blangiforte opens his first podcast episode like a working detective, not a showman. He keeps circling back to what actually matters in a case: the scene, the evidence, the interviews, the arrests, and the prosecutions that follow.
Criminalistics, law, and public life explained patiently.
Australian headlines with pace and bite.
Serious conversations, held to account.
True crime from the people who lived nearby.
True crime where closure gets questioned.
Former NYPD detective Mike Blangiforte analyzes the abduction of 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie, mother of Today Show host Savannah Guthrie, explaining what investigators are likely doing behind the scenes while critiquing the leadership communication and crime scene management decisions that have affected public confidence in the case.
Civilian predator stings are driven by urgency, but urgency is not authority.
A retired NYPD detective squad commander explains how excessive media coverage and real-time broadcasting of police operations can compromise criminal investigations by alerting suspects, creating operational visibility, and generating misleading speculation from unqualified commentators.
This is no longer a disappearance case. This is now an active abduction investigation.
Mike Blangiforte opens his first podcast, Truth, Investigations, and Criminal Behavior, with a notorious case.
Mike Blandreforte opens with Charlie Kirk’s killing on September 10, 2025, and treats it as a case that deserves careful analysis.
A rapid-fire timeline of the Nancy Guthrie abduction case, covering key events from her disappearance to ransom demands and FBI involvement.
Host Michael Blangiforti discusses the acquittal of a police officer in the Uvalde school shooting and shares a personal story from his NYPD career to highlight police training and danger response.
The host introduces a series analyzing predator catch videos from a law enforcement perspective, discussing the controversy and implications.
A retired NYPD detective examines the predator catcher phenomenon, contrasting civilian confrontation with professional investigation.
An investigation into the police response to the Uvalde school shooting, focusing on the 77-minute delay and command indecision.
The host introduces the episode's focus on investigating and debunking popular conspiracy theories related to crimes, emphasizing evidence-based truth.
Host Mike Blangiforti previews an episode exploring how conspiracy theories spread and affect investigations, using examples like JFK and Epstein.
Host Michael Blangiforti previews an episode exploring how conspiracy theories spread and affect investigations, using examples like JFK and Epstein.
A retired NYPD detective introduces his podcast that explores criminal investigations, evidence, and the human stories behind crime.
A retired NYPD detective introduces a podcast that explores criminal investigations, evidence, interviews, and the human stories behind crime.