
In October 1977, one of Australia's most celebrated designers — Florence Broadhurst, the woman behind some of the country's most iconic wallpaper — was found beaten to death in her own Paddington warehouse. The front...


A true crime podcast that looks at real cases of mystery, murder, and criminal behaviour through a criminological lens. Each episode unpacks what happened, how the investigation unfolded, and the psychology behind the people involved. From well-known cases to lesser-known tragedies, it’s all about understanding the story behind the headlines and what the evidence really tells us.
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Signup to Generate a PitchA true crime podcast that looks at real cases of mystery, murder, and criminal behaviour through a criminological lens. Each episode unpacks what happened, how the investigation unfolded, and the psychology behind the people involved. From well-known cases to lesser-known tragedies, it’s all about understanding the story behind the headlines and what the evidence really tells us.
Criminology Files is hosted by Criminologist Theresa. The show has published 16 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Two Cups of Tea: The Unsolved Murder of Florence Broadhurst" (31 August 2026, 19 minutes), "The Killer Cadets" (26 August 2026, 31 minutes), and "Cadet Killers: The Adrianne Jones Case" (25 August 2026, 1 minute).
Criminology Files publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 19 minutes across 16 episodes.
Booking probability for Criminology Files is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Criminology Files requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Criminology Files's contact route on record: verified email.
Criminologist Theresa hosts Criminology Files, a true crime podcast with 16 episodes published.
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In October 1977, one of Australia's most celebrated designers — Florence Broadhurst, the woman behind some of the country's most iconic wallpaper — was found beaten to death in her own Paddington warehouse. The front...

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The Killer Cadets They were teenagers with extraordinary futures ahead of them. David Graham was headed for the U.S. Air Force Academy. Diane Zamora was bound for the U.S. Naval Academy. They were young, ambitious...

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The Fourth World: When Fantasy Became Reality In 1954, two teenage girls in a quiet New Zealand suburb built a private universe together — an imaginary kingdom so vivid it began to eclipse the real world around them...

The Fourth World: When Fantasy Became Reality In 1954, two intelligent teenage girls in Christchurch, New Zealand, created a private world of fantasy, identity and imagination. They called it The Fourth World . But when...

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THE GHOST OF WAKEHURST PARKWAY The Lady Who Vanished on Sydney’s Haunted Road There are roads we drive every day without ever thinking about the stories attached to them. But after dark, Wakehurst Parkway becomes the...

For decades, people in Sydney's west have shared the story of Sarah Simpson—a mysterious young woman whose name has become synonymous with one of Australia's best-known urban legends. But who was Sarah Simpson? Was she...

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For decades, people in Sydney's west have shared the story of Sarah Simpson—a mysterious young woman whose name has become synonymous with one of Australia's best-known urban legends. But who was Sarah Simpson? Was she...

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On a warm spring evening in 1995, a young woman walked into one of Norway's most prestigious hotels and checked into Room 2805. She called herself Jennifer Fairgate. Three days later, she was dead. The name she'd signed...

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The Man Who Never Existed: Peter Bergmann 2009, a man using the name Peter Bergmann arrived in the coastal town of Sligo, Ireland. He checked into a hotel, paid in cash, and gave false details for every piece of...

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In one of Australia's strangest unsolved mysteries, a tiger shark caught off Sydney's coast vomited a human arm onto the deck of an aquarium exhibition. What initially seemed like a bizarre marine curiosity quickly...

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In 1970, the burned body of an unidentified woman was found in Norway's remote Isdalen Valley. She carried multiple aliases, travelled across Europe, and left behind a trail of mystery that remains unsolved more than...

On the morning of December 1, 1948, an unidentified man was found dead on Somerton Beach in Adelaide, South Australia. He carried no identification. Every label had been removed from his clothing. Hidden in a secret...

On New Year's Day 1963, the bodies of two respected Sydney scientists, Dr. Gilbert Bogle and Margaret Chandler, were discovered on the banks of the Lane Cove River. Neither appeared to have suffered any obvious...

After nearly ten years of dead ends, police finally announce a breakthrough in Australia's most famous unidentified murder case. The Pyjama Girl has a name. Linda Agostini. And her husband, Antonio Agostini, has...

In September 1934, a gruesome discovery beside a lonely road near Albury would spark one of Australia's most infamous criminal mysteries. A young woman is found partially burned, shot in the neck, and dressed in...
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