Women in Crime is a true crime podcast hosted by real criminologists.

Amy and Megan have spent their entire careers working with offenders and professionals in the criminal justice system.

And each episode they will bring you a new female focused case

deconstructed by experts. You'll hear the stories of these women paired with the

science that tells us where it all began and what we do about it.

Crime is different for women.

Listen and learn why on women in crime.

Listen wherever you get your podcast.

And don't just take our word for it.

Check out this excerpt from a recent episode that they covered

that you'll want to go listen to you in its entirety right away.

On a quiet street in the California suburb of Paris, a neighbor surveillance camera caught a teenage girl exiting the window of her house around 549 AM on January 14th, 2018.

The camera shows the girl running quickly down the driveway

of her home and then running down the street.

This teenager was 17-year- old Jordan Turpin.

Though from the footage Amy, she looks much younger.

Jordan had a cell phone with her and she quickly used it calling 911.

But she had trouble speaking. Her voice was shaking, and the operator could tell that she was clearly terrified.

Now, Jordan told the operator, her home address, based off a slip of paper she'd found in her backpack. It was something she had

grabbed on her way out of her window, but it turned out that it wasn't the full

address, it was just a zip code. And when the operator asked Jordan why she didn't know her home address,

Jordan replied it was because she'd never been allowed outside of the home.

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