True Crime Prevention Podcast
True Crime Prevention Podcast
Podcast Description
What if a true crime story didn’t end with heartbreak, but sparked real change?
Straight from the desk of McGruff the Crime Dog® and the National Crime Prevention Council comes True Crime Prevention , the Podcast that goes beyond the headlines and provides real solutions.
Host Paul DelPonte will take a bite out of fear and serve up a podcast that’s not just about stories... it’s about solutions. True crime tells you what happened. True Crime Prevention tells you how to make sure it doesn’t happen to you.
Hosted by Paul DelPonte and produced by Nicholas Cirone.
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Content Themes
The podcast explores themes of crime prevention, personal safety, and community awareness. Notable episodes include discussions on counterfeit pills and their dangers, exemplified by the story of Amy Neville, who shares her experience with her son's death from fentanyl. The episodes also focus on actionable strategies to help listeners protect themselves and others.
What if a true crime story didn’t end with heartbreak, but sparked real change?
Straight from the desk of McGruff the Crime Dog® and the National Crime Prevention Council comes True Crime Prevention, the Podcast that goes beyond the headlines and provides real solutions.
Host Paul DelPonte will take a bite out of fear and serve up a podcast that’s not just about stories… it’s about solutions.
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Hosted by Paul DelPonte.
It’s been more than 30 years—and the question remains: who killed the four girls at the Austin yogurt shop?
In this episode, True Crime Prevention sits down with the Brett and Alice of The Prosecutors Podcast to examine the chilling facts, lingering mysteries, and controversial turns in the Austin Yogurt Shop Murders.
From false confessions to destroyed evidence, we explore how this case became a cautionary tale of investigative failure—and what it teaches us about protecting victims, preserving evidence, and preventing future miscarriages of justice.
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