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The Targeted Violence Podcast explores the psychology, motivations, and behaviours behind acts of targeted violence. Hosted by Forensic Psychologist Dr Nathan Brooks, this podcast brings together experts from law enforcement, forensic psychiatry, psychology, and threat assessment to share their firsthand experiences investigating and assessing perpetrators of mass violence, lone actor attacks, stalking, and other targeted offences. Through in-depth discussions and real case analyses, the podcast provides insights into the minds of those who commit these acts.
Unknown Host hosts The Targeted Violence Podcast, a true crime show with 17 episodes published.
In the latest episode of the Targeted Violence Podcast, I sit down with criminal defence barrister Tim Marsh, whose career has seen him represent some of Australia's most high-profile homicide offenders.As defence counse
In the latest episode of the Targeted Violence Podcast, I’m joined by journalist, author, and stalking survivor Nicole Madigan. For three years, Nicole was subjected to a relentless stalking campaign that impacted nearly
In Part Two of my conversation with former New South Wales Police Detective Sergeant Peter Moroney, we shift from the historical lens of Operation Pendennis to the modern-day realities of terrorism and targeted violence
In this episode of the Targeted Violence Podcast, we sit down with former New South Wales Police Detective Sergeant Peter Moroney to explore one of Australia’s most significant counterterrorism investigations—Operation P
In the latest episode of the Targeted Violence Podcast, I’m joined by Dr Belinda Board and Professor Katarina Fritzon to explore insider threats, dark personalities, and the individuals who derail organisations. More tha
In Part Two of our conversation on The Targeted Violence Podcast, I’m again joined by Steven Keogh, former Scotland Yard homicide detective, as we shift from murder investigation into his work in counter-terrorism in the
In this episode of The Targeted Violence Podcast, we are joined by Detective Inspector Steven Keogh, a former Scotland Yard homicide detective who spent 30 years with the London Metropolitan Police, including 12 years in
In this episode of the Targeted Violence Podcast, I step back from the usual focus on cases to reflect on the future of the threat assessment and management profession. Drawing on insights from my recent keynote presenta
In this episode of the Targeted Violence Podcast, we speak with Dr Matt Logan, Criminal Investigative Psychologist and retired Senior Sergeant with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). Dr Logan played a critical rol
In this episode of the Targeted Violence Podcast, we speak with Emeritus Professor Paul Mullen — one of the world’s leading forensic psychiatrists — about his assessment of Martin Bryant, the perpetrator of the 1996 Port
In this episode of The Targeted Violence Podcast, retired FBI Supervisory Special Agent James R. Fitzgerald joins the show to revisit one of the most notorious cases in U.S. history—the hunt for the Unabomber, Theodore K
In this episode of The Targeted Violence Podcast, we speak with Dr Lisa Warren, Director of Code Black Psychology, to talk about a topic that’s often misunderstood and too frequently dismissed: Stalking. Together, we exp
In the latest episode of the Targeted Violence Podcast, we speak with Retired Detective Paul Mitton from the Durham Regional Police Service, Ontario, Canada.In a shift from our usual focus on targeted violence, this epis
In this episode of The Targeted Violence Podcast, Detective Sergeant David Thomason of Cheshire Police joins us to discuss the pioneering work of the Harm Reduction Unit—a specialist team focused on identifying and addre
In this episode of The Targeted Violence Podcast, we sit down with Professor Charles Scott, a leading Forensic Psychiatrist who conducted the psychological assessment of Nikolas Cruz, the perpetrator of the Parkland scho
In this episode of The Targeted Violence Podcast, we speak with esteemed Forensic Psychiatrist Dr. William Reid, who assessed Aurora, Colorado mass shooter James Holmes. Dr. Reid provides a rare insight into Holmes’ psyc
Welcome to the Targeted Violence Podcast. On April 23rd 2018, a 25 year old male drove a rented van through a crowded street in downtown Toronto. In the immediate aftermath of the event, Detective Rob Thomas from the Tor
Matt Logan
Criminal Investigative Psychologist · Rowan County Football
1 appearance on this show
Adam Strong
1 appearance on this show
Rob Thomas
author of “Who Do You Need to Meet”, Founder of Networking in Diners, Creator of the Rob Thomas Method of Networking · Toronto Police Service
1 appearance on this show
Peter Moroney
New South Wales Police
1 appearance on this show
Steven Keogh
Scotland Yard
1 appearance on this show
Dr Lisa Warren
Code Black Psychology
1 appearance on this show
Paul Mitton
Durham Regional Police Service
1 appearance on this show
David Thomason
Cheshire Police
1 appearance on this show
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