True Crime
by The Opperman Report
Join PI Ed Opperman with expert guests and authors as they discuss true crime stories in the news, conspiracy theories, issues of social injustice and NWO resistance. Follow on Twitter and Instagram @OppermanReport Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-opperman-report--1198501/support .
The Opperman Report covers the case of Lawrence Bittaker and Roy Norris, known as the Tool Box Killers, two serial killers who murdered five teenage girls in Southern California over five months in 1979. The episode provides biographical details on both perpetrators: Bittaker (1940–2019) and Norris (1948–2020), and…
Worth it if you want a straightforward factual overview of the Tool Box Killers case and don't require deep investigative reporting or victim-focused narrative.
This episode features Dave McGowan discussing 'Moondoggie,' apparently part two of a multi-part series on The Opperman Report. The show notes provide minimal detail about the actual content covered. Based solely on the title and guest information, the episode likely continues McGowan's investigation into a topic…
Worth it if you're already familiar with part one of the Moondoggie series and trust Dave McGowan's investigative approach, but newcomers should seek better-documented episodes.
This episode features Lisa Pease, a longtime Kennedy researcher, discussing her book 'A Lie Too Big to Fail,' which presents a conspiracy theory regarding Robert F. Kennedy's 1968 assassination. Pease argues that the official narrative—that Sirhan Sirhan acted alone—is false, and that the Los Angeles Police Department…
Worth it if you're interested in alternative RFK assassination theories and don't require mainstream scholarly consensus, but skip it if you want evidence-based true crime with transparent sourcing.
Based on the minimal source material provided, this episode of The Opperman Report appears to feature host Ed Opperman discussing his personal experiences and involvement with topics suggested by the title: sex work and drug use. The show notes offer no additional context, guest information, episode structure, or…
Worth it if you're already a devoted Opperman Report listener willing to take a chance on an episode with zero preview information.
This episode of The Opperman Report features Dr. Mike Spaulding as the guest. However, the available source material provides only a minimal show notes entry with the guest's name and host attribution, offering no substantive description of the episode's content, topics discussed, or key takeaways. Without access to…
Worth it if you're already familiar with Dr. Mike Spaulding's work or are a regular Opperman Report listener seeking any guest appearance.
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The Opperman Report hosts Dr. Gregory Reid, a retired private investigator with 20+ years of experience in criminal justice training focused on occult crimes and crimes against children. Reid brings credentials as an author of 11 books, an ordained minister, and director of YouthFire Ministry, with extensive youth…
Worth it if you're interested in criminal investigation of occult crimes or faith-based perspectives on ritual abuse, but verify episode quality before committing an hour.
This episode is Part 2 of a conversation between host Ed Opperman and Dave McGowan, a researcher and author known for investigating unconventional historical narratives and conspiracy theories. Without detailed show notes, the specific topics covered in this second installment cannot be determined from the available…
Worth it if you're already familiar with Dave McGowan's work and want extended discussion of his ideas, or if you're a regular Opperman Report listener comfortable with alternative-narrative interviews.
This episode of The Opperman Report features Dave McGowan as the guest. However, the source material provided contains only a minimal show-notes entry with the guest's name and host attribution, offering no description of the episode's content, topics discussed, or substantive details about what listeners will hear.…
Worth it if you're already a Dave McGowan follower or regular Opperman Report listener, but newcomers have no basis to judge relevance.
The Opperman Report episode on 'Smiley Face Killers' appears to examine the controversial theory that a serial killer or group of killers may be responsible for a series of deaths of young men found in bodies of water across North America, often with smiley face symbols drawn nearby or associated with the cases. The…
Worth it if you're interested in the smiley face killer theory and trust Ed Opperman's investigative approach, but verify episode details before committing an hour.
The source material provides only a title ('The Onion') and author attribution ('By Ed Opperman') with no show notes, episode description, guest list, timestamps, or content outline. Without access to the actual episode audio or detailed metadata, it is impossible to determine what specific aspect of 'The Onion' is…
Worth it if you already follow The Opperman Report closely and are willing to take a chance on an unlabeled episode, but most listeners should skip due to lack of clarity.
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This episode of The Opperman Report features Thomas Sheridan discussing Jimmy Savile, the British television personality and serial predator. Savile's crimes—involving the abuse of hundreds of victims over decades—represent one of the most significant institutional failures in British history, with his abuse enabled…
Worth it if you're interested in true crime analysis of high-profile predators and institutional failure, and you trust Thomas Sheridan's approach to the subject matter.
This episode of The Opperman Report features Dr. Gregory Reid as the primary guest. However, the source material provided contains only the episode title and host name with no description, show notes, timestamps, topic outline, or content summary. Without access to the actual episode content or detailed show notes, it…
Worth it if you're already familiar with Dr. Gregory Reid's work and The Opperman Report's typical content style.
This episode of The Opperman Report focuses on the case of Earth Feather Sovereign and the broader crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous women (MMIWG). The show notes provide minimal detail about the specific content, guests, or narrative structure. Based on the title alone, the episode appears to address Earth…
Worth it if you're interested in Indigenous rights advocacy and missing persons cases, but verify episode quality through listener reviews first given the minimal description provided.
This episode of The Opperman Report examines claims about CIA, FBI, and Department of Defense influence over Hollywood's film and television production. The show notes provide only a title and host name (Ed Opperman) with no description of specific cases, guests, evidence, or arguments covered. Without access to the…
Worth it if you're willing to listen blind to a conspiracy-adjacent topic, but the complete lack of description is a red flag.
This episode of The Opperman Report, hosted by Ed Opperman, appears to explore connections between Hollywood, the CIA, FBI, and Department of Defense. However, the source material provided—consisting only of a title and author attribution—contains no substantive description of the episode's content, guests, arguments,…
Worth it if you're already familiar with Ed Opperman's work and want a quick teaser on government-Hollywood connections, but newcomers should seek episodes with fuller descriptions.
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