Dr. Tristan Ingalls

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4,386 appearances 21 recordings 1 series first heard Mar 2025 last heard 31 Aug

Dr. Tristan Ingalls’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Serial Killers & Murderous Minds · SERIAL KILLER: The Monster of Florence Pt. 2 with Alexis Linkletter from Crimes of Reddit · 20 Aug 2026 podcast

And continuing to deny allegations is one way of escaping that for some people, like Francesco. voice-verified

For others, especially if they're exhausted. voice-verified

Frightened or suggestible or convinced that no one's gonna believe them anyway, confessing might feel like the easiest way to end the discomfort or to end the pressure that they're under, even if the confession isn't true. voice-verified

And the circumstances in how a confession is gained are critical for how valid and reliable it is later to be determined in court. voice-verified

When a suspect voice-verified

So my experience with this is very limited to a subset of the population who is housed in an environment where their immediate safety would be at risk. voice-verified

So it's very limited. voice-verified

It's prison and in prison infractions in particular. voice-verified

So I'm not a part of civil investigations or never were. voice-verified

That said, it was a bit of both. voice-verified

I'd say they frequently refuse the label of a snitch or a rat for safety reasons, their gang or their group. voice-verified

Would not tolerate that label because how it reflected on the group as a whole. voice-verified

It's not the only reason though. voice-verified

I would say it's survival as well. voice-verified

When they did snitch, it was because of the perceived benefit outweighed the risk. voice-verified

It did happen every so often. voice-verified

Or conversely, it was false information designed to create problems for the person they snitched on. voice-verified

So there's a number of reasons, but overall, I would say it's a bit of both. voice-verified

There was virtually no postmortem mutilation at all on these men, which reflects the pattern for the most part that we have seen throughout this case. voice-verified

His interest, at least psychologically, is targeting unsuspecting couples in remote areas where they're isolated and then mutilating. voice-verified

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