A psychological examination of the Lori Vallow Daybell case and how belief, certainty, and a “chosen” identity transformed motherhood into justification. This is not a story about sudden madness, but about progression, control, and the dangers of unchecked belief systems.

Sherri Papini disappeared while out for a jog. 22 days later, she returned, claiming she was kidnapped. Or was she?

A psychological breakdown of the Letecia Stauch case and Gannon Stauch’s disappearance, exploring how control, identity, and manipulation can escalate into tragedy.

Explore the chilling case of Pamela Smart, who orchestrated her husband's murder in 1990 using manipulation and her position of authority. Thirty-five years later, discover the psychological complexities behind one of America's most infamous crimes and why it still raises uncomfortable questions about power, grooming, and justice.

An look at the Heather Mack case and how extreme parental control, emotional pressure, and unresolved conflict can shape dangerous outcomes.

A chilling deep dive into Diane Downs, the mother who shot her children and smiled through it. Explore the psychology behind her performance, delusion, and twisted pursuit of love.

A chilling look at what happens when society ignores dangerous behavior. The Marjorie Diehl Armstrong case reveals the cost of dismissed red flags and overlooked instability.

A haunting retelling of Mata Hari’s real life and the daughter history forgot.

A chilling look into the Excedrin cyanide murders and the psychology behind Stella Nickell, the woman who killed for profit and changed consumer safety forever.

Explore the case of Dorothea Puente through a deeper lens. This analysis examines how an elderly caregiver used trust, vulnerability, and social bias to commit murder and evade suspicion, raising urgent questions about oversight, caregiving, and society’s most overlooked populations.

Pam Hupp’s story isn’t just about murder. It’s about control, delusion, and the lies that became her reality. A GBRLIFE deep dive into manipulation and psychology.

In 1994, Susan Smith shocked the world when she drowned her two sons and fabricated a carjacking. Three decades later, we explore where she is now, the psychology that defined her actions, and what science reveals about emotional dependency, narcissistic collapse, and manipulation.

They looked like ordinary couples, but their love stories ended in crime and destruction. From Bonnie and Clyde to Catherine and David Birnie, here’s why we cannot stop obsessing over true crime couples and the dark psychology behind their devotion

Michelle Carter’s case wasn’t about a weapon—it was about words. Thousands of them. What happens when emotional manipulation plays out over text, and someone dies as a result?