STÉPHANE BOURGOIN EXPLIQUE POURQUOI IL A MENT...

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Merci à Raphaël Mesa d’être revenu sur Legend.Ancien inspecteur des impôts, il a accepté de nous retrouver pour partager les meilleures anecdotes de sa carrière. Ensemble, nous avons également échangé sur le fonctionnement de l’État, ses failles, et sur son métier bien plus humai ...  Show more

 In the late 1970s, a French horror fan named Stéphane Bourgoin becomes obsessed with serial killers. He manages a used bookstore specializing in crime fiction and begins writing articles on the topic, fashioning himself into an expert on all things morbid. And his career ...

True-crime author Diane Fanning stumbles upon the case of Julie Rea, convicted of murdering her son. As she uncovers flaws in the prosecution’s argument, Fanning interviews a serial killer Tommy Lynn Sells. With new evidence in hand, she wonders if her discovery could exonerate a ...  Show more

Nearly five decades ago, the "Son of Sam" terrorized New York City. In a 2017 prison interview, convicted serial killer David Berkowitz tells CBS News what led him to kill. "CBS Evening News" co-anchor Maurice DuBois reports. This episode last aired on 8/11/2017. To learn more ab ...  Show more

It’s been five years since the Serial Killers podcast debuted, and to celebrate the anniversary, we’re reexamining a grisly time in America: the serial killer boom of the 1970s. Edmund Kemper was one of the first serial killers to be profiled by the FBI. His deep-rooted issues wi ...  Show more