Bang to Rights

Dive into the darkest corners of the human mind with "Bang to Rights", a gripping true crime podcast hosted by renowned psychologist, Emma Kenny. This riveting series uncovers shocking crimes and extraordinary tales of justice from around the globe.Each week, Emma uses her expert insights to unravel the mystery and psychology behind some of the most infamous crimes in history. She dissects real-life cases ranging from unsolved mysteries to notorious criminal profiles, exploring the motives, methods, and mindsets that drive these shocking acts.With "Bang to Rights", you'll experience a journey through captivating narratives, and expert analyses that bring you closer to the world of true crime than ever before. If you're fascinated by crime scenes, forensic evidence, criminal psychology, and stories of justice served, this podcast is a must-listen.Don't miss out on the latest episodes of "Bang to Rights" for deep dives into true crime stories that will leave you on the edge of your seat. Subscribe now and become a part of our true crime community.

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P.TwoBears

😖 FIX AD BREAKS!

I could love this show so much & i'll go back and give it 5 stars *when you care enough to edit your ad breaks in a way that REMOTELY MAKES ANY SENSE! It’s 2025!?! even small podcasts who production team have figured out that ***no listener can tolerate ADS INTERRUPTING HOST, LITERALLY IN THE MIDDLE OF A WORD 😡. It’s so disturbing. And there’s just no excuse for it other than absolute laziness in editing. I mean—come on.
Vendôme K

Disappointed - What research do you leverage for facts?

I listened to my first episode on Kaitlyn Conley, While I appreciate a thought provoking true crime story, it shouldn’t come at the expense of false information. How about the basics like US courts don’t allow lie detector tests as evidence? Or that zero evidence exists of Bill Yoder starting a relationship prior to Mary’s death. Also, prosecutors don’t just give ‘blanket’ immunity - there is a reason. Maybe you should check out the extent of all the data on Katie’s phone - that will lead you to the answer. Lastly, it is irresponsible to admonish anyone for contacting an attorney before engaging with the police. It’s a fundamental right.
Hi-dTaDa

Love the show, now the podcast!!

Bang to rights. . Love your deep dive content, Emma. Thanks for bringing these victims their voices & sharing not just the crime, but the Story of who they were and how they lived. That’s the most important, to know how loved they each were. You have a beautiful way of relaying that for each person & a lovely way of telling a story! Much Love, Heidi M. from North Alabama
Against child mutilation

Review

I can’t believe I didn’t find this podcast sooner. I love it! It has quickly become a favorite.
Mebalent

You’re passionate

You’re passionate, but the pelvis is not the strongest bone in the body. (Ep. 113)
JazzBass13

True Crime and true analysis

Emma Kenny not only does a wonderful job researching and producing true crime stories, but she is also a licensed clinical psychologist who worked many years with families and child abuse victims. She also has a history of doing English true crime shows on the 'tele'. All of this experience combines to provide us with some of the most completely analyzed shows both in psychological analysis and content. Add to all this - her brilliant sarcastic asides (which do, incidentally, add just the right amount of 'gallows humor' that's necessary to keep from losing your mind while studying these crimes/criminals) and Bang To Rights is the perfect true crime podcast for those who are seriously studying - and/or addicted to criminal behavior.
Dammitlizz

Too much personal interjection, gets names wrong

There’s way too much personal interjection and names are often wrong, for example- Sebastian Kalinowski, not Malinowski and reference to Arthur Lambinjo-Hughes and Arthur Lambinjo-Jones. Not doing any justice for the victims by not using their correct names.