My name is Bailee Buche and I created this podcast as part of my final thesis project for my undergraduate degree program at Arizona State University. I am a double major in criminology and criminal justice and forensic psychology and I am currently in my last semester wrapping up my degrees. I have always been a huge fan of true crime podcasts and wanted to take this opportunity to create my own while fulfilling my final th ...
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This episode will cover the life and crimes of Jeffrey Dahmer and analyze such actions from a forensic psychology approach. This podcast is part of a final thesis project and partially fulfills the requirements for a Bachelors in Science Criminology and Criminal Justice degree at Arizona State University.
In today’s episode we are going to be discussing the unfortunate epidemic of police brutality and police violence against minorities. With this in mind, we are going to be looking at the cases of Philando Castile, George Floyd, and Tyre Nichols. In addition to our discussion on police brutality, we are also going to touch on the history of police in America and how this history has created and maintained the systemic racism seen in our criminal legal system. This podcast is part of a final thesis project and partially fulfills the requirements for a Bachelors in Science Criminology and Criminal Justice degree at Arizona State University.
On today’s episode we are going to be talking about the crimes and trial of Kyle Rittenhouse. This case was a huge case in the media due to the political aspect of the case and it also brings up a lot of interesting discussion in the legal realm as well with his defense of self defense so I thought it would be an interesting case to look at more in depth. This podcast is part of a final thesis project and partially fulfills the requirements for a Bachelors in Science Criminology and Criminal Justice degree at Arizona State University.
In today’s episode we will be looking at the case of the Central Park Five and diving deep into the phenomenon of false confessions and how such a thing leads to wrongful convictions within our criminal justice system. This podcast is part of a final thesis project and partially fulfills the requirements for a Bachelors in Science Criminology and Criminal Justice degree at Arizona State University.
In today's episode we will be looking at the case of Brock Turner and Chanel Miller and focusing on the larger problem of rape culture in America and sexual assault on college campuses. This podcast is part of a final thesis project and partially fulfills the requirements for a Bachelors in Science Criminology and Criminal Justice degree at Arizona State University.