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Juvenile Monsters

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28 episodes
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Children under 14 who committed brutal murders. Child psychologists and juvenile justice experts examine whether evil can exist in childhood, how young brains process violence, and the agonizing question: can a child be irredeemable?

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9/9/2025

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Episode thumbnail for Siblings in the Shadows Unraveling Sibling Influence on Child Offenders

June 17, 2026

Siblings in the Shadows Unraveling Sibling Influence on Child Offenders

In this thought-provoking discussion, we turn our attention to the often underexplored role of siblings in the development of violent behavior in children. We'll explore how sibling dynamics, rivalry, and influence can contribute to the emergence of violent tendencies. With insights from family therapists, child psychologists, and criminologists, we'll delve into real-life cases and examine the potential for intervention within the family unit. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode thumbnail for Unseen Scars Exploring Emotional Abuse in Young Offenders

June 10, 2026

Unseen Scars Exploring Emotional Abuse in Young Offenders

This episode uncovers the often neglected aspect of emotional abuse in the upbringing of juvenile murderers. We bring together child psychologists, social workers, and criminologists to discuss how emotional maltreatment can distort a child's perception of violence and contribute to their violent behavior. We'll also explore potential intervention strategies and the role of social services in preventing such detrimental outcomes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode thumbnail for From Playgrounds to Prisons Transitioning Juvenile Offenders

June 3, 2026

From Playgrounds to Prisons Transitioning Juvenile Offenders

This episode examines the critical transition phase when a juvenile offender enters the justice system. We'll explore the psychological impact of this transition and the potential for rehabilitation or further harm. We'll hear from correctional officers, psychologists, and former juvenile offenders who share their experiences and insights into this challenging phase. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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What is Juvenile Monsters?

Children under 14 who committed brutal murders. Child psychologists and juvenile justice experts examine whether evil can exist in childhood, how young brains process violence, and the agonizing question: can a child be irredeemable?

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This podcast updates daily.

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