Shaun Attwood Podcast
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Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Guest testimony, procedural detail, and persistent follow-up questions make contested true-crime claims easier to examine on their own terms.
Shaun Attwoods True Crime Podcast builds its true-crime coverage around interviews, letting a guest's account set the direction while the host presses for detail.
A guest can't find Cobain scene photos; you hear his trust in the investigation wobble.
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A charged interview tracing claims about CERN, Epstein, university funding, and elite science networks.
CERN and Jeffrey Epstein anchor this guest-led review of scientific institutions, funding networks, and the pressure for transparency in global science. Dr.
A skeptical discussion follows Andrew from royal privilege into questions about palace control.
Andrew's royal status becomes the episode's pressure point, as Ron and Ash move from Epstein to the photograph, the alleged police-visit remark about being the queen's second son, and Andrew's own ordering of prince, navy officer, and husband.
A broad, theory-driven interview that uses Epstein to examine power, impunity, and institutions built to endure scandal.
Epstein, Bilderberg, Davos, Global Elites EXPOSED uses Dr. Daniel Eschelin's appearance to move from the Epstein case into a broader argument about private organizations, supranational influence, and systems that can outlast public scandal.
A visual, conspiracy-minded review of disputed Epstein images, emails, and possible hidden identities.
This single-episode review frames the Epstein files as a messy web of images, emails, and disputed identities, with Ron Swanson and Ryder Lee tracing threads through Palm Beach Pete, the islands, and one lesser-known island.
A volatile interview turns germline editing at Zorro Ranch into a wider theory of elite power.
Professor Hamamoto opens on claims about macabre experiments at Epstein's Zorro Ranch, using CRISPR as the entry point before widening the frame to germline editing.
A blunt Epstein episode that keeps moving, even when the structure does not.
This episode opens on the Epstein files and quickly widens into elites, fear, migration, and unrest. Gareth Icke gets room to make his case, while the host keeps pressing for specifics and pulling each leap in logic back into view.
Brisk royal scandal talk that runs on heat, accusation, and momentum.
The episode opens with "Royals and Rotters of the week" and keeps swinging back to Mandelson, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, King Charles, William, and Fergie, with Lady Victoria Harvey and Epstein-file talk pushing the pressure higher.
A forceful prophecy episode that ties Iran, Persia, Elam, and the tribulation week into one broad pattern.
This episode presents Iran, Persia, Elam, and the tribulation week as parts of one broad prophetic pattern, with history and scripture treated as the main anchors. The argument is sweeping and confident, and the tone stays steady and urgent throughout.
Strange cases, loud banter, no polish.
Behavior, evidence, and accountability.
Courtroom chaos, case updates, sharp reactions.
Case files with a psychological verdict.
True crime, hauntings, horror, and Sunday Scaries.
They're getting rid of absolutely anything they can
Investigative discussion between author Andrew Lownie and podcast hosts examining emerging evidence from recently released Epstein files implicating Prince Andrew in multiple crimes.
If church and state are truly separated, why does the Pope address Congress?
Barbara Stoyanoff, a former Victoria's Secret-era model represented by Next Model Management for 15-18 years, returns to reveal new details connecting her agency and multiple celebrities to the Epstein trafficking network.
Matt Ho provides military and geopolitical analysis of Iran-US war, discussing multiple converging motivations (Netanyahu's desires, election timing, military-industrial pressure).
Holly Baglio shares her harrowing personal testimony of being born into and raised within MKUltra and super soldier programs, detailing childhood torture in cages, genetic experimentation by Joseph Mengele, and later black ops missions.
The reported cut of this film was three to four hours long.
The conversation goes straight into a theory about prophetic patterns in history.
The stream opens on Peter Mandelson's arrest.
The host opens by welcoming Jimmy Dore.
Vian Dawson says an illegal invasion of Iran was coming.
Gareth Ike joins the show for a blunt conversation about the Epstein files and the wider elites agenda.
Shaun Attwood and Justin Shepherd focus on the Epstein files, Donald Trump, King Charles, Andrew, and Ghislaine Maxwell, with repeated claims that the release is far from complete.
Shaun Attwood’s show centers on Professor Hamamoto’s claims about Jeffrey Epstein, Zorro Ranch, and “germline editing,” with references to He Jiankui, Mark Zuckerberg, and Priscilla Chin.
Alan Dershowitz traces his path from Brooklyn College and Yale Law School to criminal defense work that began in 1964 and soon reached the Supreme Court.
Courtney Burgess returns for follow-up discussion after surviving a near-fatal gas leak at his home.
Shaun Attwood speaks with Lenny Moreno, the founder of Softdesk, about selling the company to Enphase Energy in January 2021, then turning toward fashion, music, and anti-establishment commentary.
Former Scotland Yard detective discusses emerging accountability for UK royalty and political figures implicated in Epstein files and related allegations.
Investigative discussion with Norman Baker, former MP and author specializing in royal family misconduct, covers Prince Andrew's alleged sharing of sensitive financial information to outside parties (termed as treason), the Duchess of York's continued pattern of shameful behavior including visiting Epstein post-conviction, and systemic royal family accountability failures spanning decades.
Host Ron Swanson interviews remote viewer Elizabeth April about her spiritual journey, conspiracies, and extraterrestrial influences.
Jeff Gentry comes on as a forensic analyst and death investigator.
The episode goes straight at royal scandal.
The episode talks through the hard edges of police work.
Shaun Attwood's True Crime Podcast episode centers on Ron and Nick's SideQuest launch, where they quickly pivot from Jim Carrey's César Awards appearance to a mask-or-clone theory built on photos, eye color, ears, and a Paris hotel image with the Eiffel Tower visible in the background.
Shaun Attwood and Abner from 60 Days In season five spend much of the episode on Jeffrey Epstein, the MDC Manhattan suicide-watch setup, and why Abner says the reported conditions do not fit prison procedure.
Matthew Steeples ties together a Kinnerton Street door knock, a Daily Mail bathtub dispute, and claims about Ghislaine Maxwell’s London house and address book.
Ronald starts by tracing the route through the Marine Corps and military law.
Paul Hutchinson joins to discuss Sound of Freedom and the reaction it can stir in parents.
After sponsor copy, the show returns to Red's Random Part 3 and the Charlie Kirk theory.
An emergency broadcast interview with Kevin Annette, an investigator exposing horrific crimes by the Vatican, state, and royal families, who was recently detained.
An interview with explorer and author Timothy Albarino discussing his research into mythology, UFOs, giants, and alternative history.
Host Ron Swanson and guest Nate from Valhalla VFT discuss the Charlie Kirk case, focusing on ballistic evidence and pre-trial developments.
An interview with a former sound technician who worked with Bad Boy Records and shares behind-the-scenes stories.
Former CIA analyst Larry Johnson discusses Trump's policies, the Iran conflict, and political instability.
The hosts discuss Amanda Ungora's story and Millenia Trump's statements, suggesting they may be pre-conditioning the public for upcoming news related to Epstein.
Host Shaun Attwood interviews Marina, an Epstein victim, about her story and the challenges of being silenced online.
The host promotes Crime Con London and then interviews a guest named Indigo Child about his journey from modeling to sharing his messages.
Juliet Bryant, an Epstein survivor, reacts to Melania Trump's statement and discusses the need for accountability.
Shaun Attwood interviews his sister Karen and Diana, who was sentenced to death in Iran, about her story and book.