Hosted by Zoe Taylor · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 26 episodes
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You’re far more likely to be a victim of financial crime than to ever encounter a serial killer.True crime often obsesses over gore and rare, extreme violence - while financial crime happens every day, in plain sight, to ordinary people. People like you.It doesn’t leave blood behind. It leaves shame, crippling self-doubt and echoing silence.Through short, hard-hitting episodes and longer interviews with leading experts, academics and investigators, this podcast exposes the psychology, pressure and bias behind scams and fraud - so you recognise the danger before you’re the next victim.
Zoe Taylor hosts Money Crimes and Human Minds, a true crime show with 26 episodes published.
The UK’s medical watchdog has just executed its largest EVER seizure of unlicensed weight-loss medicines, dismantling a massive illicit manufacturing operation. But while the UK faces a booming underground trade, France
He was a regulated investment adviser - a man the system and thousands of retirees trusted. He was a key money launderer for a trans-national organised crime group, using his professional status to "slaughter" his client
How can someone claiming severe disability benefits smash a 10K road race in broad daylight? In this video, we break down the shocking case of Helen Green from Shrewsbury, who was jailed at Shrewsbury Crown Court after c
Why does the UK’s PPE scandal feel so different from otherpolitical blunders? It isn’t just about the £10 billion of taxpayer money lost to unusable equipment, it’s about a predictable failure of human psychology and ins
On 22nd March 2026, the UK justice system underwent one of the most radical shifts in decades. Under the new Sentencing Act 2026, prison for high level fraudsters has effectively become a subscription service. In this fo
What if a man sworn to honour fallen heroes was actually using their memorial to fund his family's luxury trips around the UK? In this episode of @moneycrimeshumanminds, we uncover the shocking betrayal by Jamie Harrison
What if your greatest personality strength is actually a scammer’s favourite weapon? In this episode of Money Crimes & Human Minds, host Zoe sits down with communication expert Andy McBride to deconstruct the psychology
Imagine receiving a call that you’ve won £2 million. For people across the UK, this dream turned into a financial nightmare. In this episode of Money Crimes and Human Minds, we deconstruct the Lottery Lie - a sophisticat
Imagine losing a loved one, only for a "secret" document to appear days later - one that changes everything. This isn't just a story of a forged will; it’s a masterclass in how a Paperwork Predator uses the Grief Gap to
Imagine losing your mother to cancer, only to find out her "partner" has produced a secret marriage certificate and a brand-new Will that leaves you with nothing. In today’s episode of Money Crimes and Human Minds, we br
He didn't want his victims' money, he wanted their clean records. From dating apps to Bournemouth Crown Court, discover how a clean insurance history became the ultimate target for this Dorset predator. Watch the full br
What if your child’s favourite app wasn’t just a game, but a recruitment tool for a multi-million pound criminal empire? We dive into the SHOCKING 2026 UK Fraud Takedown and the landmark jury verdict against Meta and You
What if your new partner wasn’t looking for love, but for a clean insurance record? In this episode of Money Crimes and Human Minds, we deconstruct the chilling case of a 46-year-old from Dorset who transformed dating ap
How far would you go to hide your past? Kashid Rashid changed his name nine times in a decade, weaving a trail of fraud from the USA to Romania before landing in London. When the 2020 pandemic hit, he didn't see a crisis
How does the Premier League's all-time top scorer lose millions to his own financial adviser? In this episode of Money Crimes & Human Minds, we dissect the legal battle between Alan Shearer and Kevin Neal. Beyond the cou
A police detective told me something shocking: “We can’t arrest our way out of fraud.” In this First Friday Deep Dive, host Zoe Taylor sits down with Detective Chief Inspector Benjamin Robinson, Senior Investigating Offi
From takeaway boxes filled with cash to bank-grade counting machines in a small Yorkshire shop. How did a routine business become the hub of a £266 million laundering operation? In this episode of Money Crimes and Human
In the second episode of @MoneyCrimesHumanMinds, we deconstruct the spectacular fall of Carillion. This isn't just a story of "bad math", it’s a study of what happens when a boardroom becomes more committed to their own
How does a trusted professional end up banned for lifeand fined £2 million? In this episode of Money Crimes and Human Minds, wedeconstruct the shocking downfall of the Independent Financial Adviser at the heart of the Br
Sir Stirling Moss was a national hero - but the real race began after his death. It's a tale that wouldn't look out of place in Bridgerton, Downton Abbey or even in Guy Ritchie's 'The Gentlemen'. £27.8M. A mother, a son,
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Money Crimes and Human Minds is hosted by Zoe Taylor. The show is categorised under true crime and has published 26 episodes.
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