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

Every juror is different and they will perceive things differently. voice-verified

Some jurors might wonder whether he was minimizing the friendship because he had something to hide or if he knew more than he was willing to admit. voice-verified

Others might see it as a perfectly understandable attempt to avoid being associated with a man accused of being a serial killer, one who's been terrorizing Florence for decades. voice-verified

That's why behavior alone is just not enough. voice-verified

It can tell us what someone appears concerned about, but it doesn't always tell us what they're concerned about. voice-verified

Ultimately, that's up to the evidence. voice-verified

I actually love that comparison because in a way people have always kind of been doing this in like even well before Reddit or even when computers didn't even exist, communities like Florence came together around horrific crimes, just like the Monster of Florence, that were unsolved like that. voice-verified

And they shared theories with one another and they challenged each other's ideas and they tried to make sense of what seemed impossible to explain, especially when voice-verified

And law enforcement couldn't even explain it. voice-verified

And one thing I think is really interesting is that collective discussion can work in two very different directions. voice-verified

In the Monster of Florence case, we saw rumors that were spread through the community until eventually everyone heard the same story and then it made it feel true, even if it wasn't. voice-verified

So next thing you know, they're all gathering in front of. voice-verified

Of the house of a physician who had already been cleared by the police. voice-verified

And they're accusing people when there's no credible evidence. voice-verified

And that's one of the dangers of that. voice-verified

And hearing the same theories over and over by people you know in tight-knit communities like that can make an idea seem more credible than it actually is. voice-verified

But the flip side is what makes communities like Reddit so interesting because you have people from completely different backgrounds talking about the voice-verified

Same thing. voice-verified

So you've got one person who might be an expert on a case that involves firearms and they are an expert in firearms. voice-verified

And then you've got another person who's an expert in, like, say genealogy, or another who's an expert like myself in psychology or anatomy, even. voice-verified

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