
Talking crime and criminal justice issues with America's Criminologist Dr Currie Myers as well as Opinion Editorials, Perspectives, and Academic Papers.
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🚨 This week on America’s Criminologist: The Forgotten Dead 🚨
What does a city owe the family of a murder victim when the case goes cold?
And what happens when the problem isn’t a lack of forensic technology—but a lack of detectives, ins...
THIS WEEK ON AMERICA’S CRIMINOLOGIST
Tuesday, September 22, 2026 | 1 PM Pacific • 3 PM Central | KMET 1490 AM / 98.1 FM
This week, I’m joined by Ryan Kriegshauser, United States Attorney for the District of Kansas, for a conversation abou...
🚨 THIS WEEK ON AMERICA’S CRIMINOLOGIST 🚨
THE ANATOMY OF EVIL: TED BUNDY & RICHARD RAMIREZ
No guest this week.
Just me, two case files—and two of the most notorious serial killers in American history.
But this isn’t another true-crime...
This week I’m joined by Sgt. Betsy Brantner Smith (Ret.), a 29-year law enforcement veteran, nationally recognized police trainer, commentator, and spokesperson for the National Police Association.
We’re talking about the issues cops—and t...
Emerging Technology + Bad Culture = A Recipe for Disaster
Flock Cameras, Police Culture, and an Ethical Framework for Emerging Law-Enforcement Technology
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Sheriff (Ret) Currie Myers is a 24-year career law enforcement officer at the local, state, and federal level and is on faculty in the Criminology Department at Benedictine College and focuses on public policy and ethics. (Opinions are my own).
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