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Stolen valor occurs when a person lies about receiving military decorations that he or she has in fact never earned. It has become a major societal problem that has been discussed numerous times in the news and, most recently, by the US Supreme Court. According to The New York Times, the Department of Veterans Affairs paid disability benefits to more than six hundred people falsely claiming to have been POWs in the Vietnam and Persian Gulf wars.

Murder and crime are not always a solo affair. Sometimes, when one is confronted by the horrifying truth of their partner's evil deeds, rather than recoiling in horror, they instead join in on the carnage. In other times, it is the love of evil that brings them together, and they share in monstrous fantasies that they enact on the world. Covering up each other's crimes, they can prove difficult to catch.

On February 21, 1992, 22-year-old Brian Bechtold walked into a police station in Port St. Joe, Florida, and confessed that he’d shot and killed his parents in their family home in Silver Spring, Maryland. He said he’d been possessed by the devil. He was eventually diagnosed with schizophrenia and ruled “not criminally responsible” for the murders on grounds of insanity. But after the trial, where do the "criminally insane" go?

Couples Crime Time ist ein Podcast über wahre Kriminalfälle! In diesem Podcast werden wir Euch die schockierendsten und mysteriösesten Verbrechen präsentieren, die jemals in der Geschichte passiert sind. Wir werden Euch die Hintergründe und Details dieser Fälle erzählen und Ihr werdet erfahren, wie die Ermittler diese Fälle gelöst haben. Wenn Ihr Euch für Kriminalfälle interessiert, dann ist dieser Podcast genau das Richtige für Euch!

Your Average Couple Reviewing Your Not So Average Crimes.

Unsolved Couple is your weekly throwback to the haunting world of Unsolved Mysteries. Hosts Ben and Sierra revisit the classic cases that gave us chills in the ’90s—disappearances, strange encounters, and stories that still don’t add up. We break down each case with updates, theories, and insights you might have missed, blending nostalgia with today’s true-crime curiosity. Whether you grew up watching Robert Stack or you’re just finding these cases for the first time, join us for mystery, intrigue, and a touch of humor as we unravel the unknown—together.Become a supporter of this ...

The podcast for all things creepy. Whether it be; a haunting, alien abduction, brushes with the chupacabra, or government mind control, Morgan and her reluctant husband turned co-host, Colin will have the scoop!

Come along with two Aussie's that aren't here to f#ck Spiders. We talk true crime, unsolved and creepy mysteries!

Join married couple Kay and John as they cover some of the lesser known true crime cases. In this bi-weekly podcast, Kay presents the case to both the audience and John at the same time, so they can react together. We pride ourselves on the research we conduct and the respect we show to victims. We hope you enjoy!

That Crime Couple Podcast is hosted by a true-crime loving couple (duh), following cases from around the world, but notably, Australia. If you love crimes from down under, give us a listen. Don't forget to follow us on Instagram at @thatcrimecouplepod

A paranormal , true crime, horror loving podcast . Take a deep dive into all things strange and unusual that may or may not have happened . I’ll bring the beer .

Love a cozy yet dark vibe? Join Allison and Mike, a witty, married duo with over 20 years of banter under their belts, for Crime and Coffee Couple—your weekly true crime fix. Kick back with a cup of coffee as their funny, relatable chitchat eases you into the dark corners of lesser-known cases, uncovered through Allison’s meticulous research. Fans love the refreshing blend of sarcasm and heart, balancing chilling stories with respect for the victims. It’s like sitting with friends who just happen to unravel mysteries—never sensational, always honoring the victims. Ready to sip and ...

Are Psychopaths natural born killers or is society somehow to blame? Many killers have expressed feelings of alienation and have shown evidence of harboring violent fantasies before they commit to killing. Either way, these people are often created by the society they live in. We need to question ourselves and our society to find the answers to why these people kill. It is a mad world mankind has created and such a world is bound to create mad offspring—but for these psychopathic couples, murder is just a game.