EP2: Denise Brown - Domestic Violence Advocate

EP6: Case Closed-ish

Dr. Hayes shares his journey into criminology, the challenges of consulting on cold cases, and his insights into the psychological and societal factors that shape criminal behavior. Join us as we explore key aspects of the JonBenét Ramsey case, including the controversial ransom note, the role of DNA evidence, and how modern technologies could provide new leads.

EP5: Crime Chronicles

In this episode, we sit down with Robert Riggs, host of the True Crime Reporter Podcast and a Peabody Award-winning investigative journalist. Riggs shares decades of experience, from uncovering massive corruption in Texas to navigating the complexities of human behavior behind bars. Together, we discuss the stories that shaped his career, the intersection of media and justice, and how we can protect ourselves in an increasingly unpredictable world.

EP4: Banking on Shadows

In this episode, we’re joined by special guest Instructor O'Toole, a retired investigator from the Greensboro Police Department and the State Bureau of Investigations. With years of experience handling high-stakes cases, O'Toole shares insider stories of intense investigations. Listen in as we discuss what it takes to work in criminal justice, the evolution of investigative technology, and the personal challenges behind bringing criminals to justice.

EP3: The Trial of the Century

Step into one of the most notorious trials of American history—the case that gripped the world and split the nation. In this episode of Shady Business, we revisit June 12, 1994, in Brentwood, California, when the brutal murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman shocked the country. From the infamous slow-speed Bronco chase to the dramatic courtroom twists, The People vs. O.J. Simpson brought out raw societal divides around race, celebrity, and justice.

EP2: Denise Brown - Domestic Violence Advocate

We’re honored to be joined by Denise Brown, a passionate domestic violence advocate and the sister of Nicole Brown Simpson. Denise reflects on her sister’s life, the media frenzy surrounding the trial, and the impact it has had on her advocacy journey over the past 30 years.