Mathew William Phelps is a renowned American crime writer, investigative journalist, podcaster, and TV presenter, with an impressive portfolio that showcases his versatility and expertise in the field. With a remarkable output of 39 fact-based nonfiction books, 2 thrillers, and four history books, including the notable co-authorship of "Failures of the Presidents" with Thomas J. Craughwell, Phelps has established himself as a leading authority on true crime and investigative journalism.
Throughout his career, Phelps has contributed to several prominent publications, including the Providence Journal, Hartford Courant, and New London Day, demonstrating his ability to craft engaging and informative content for a wide range of audiences. Additionally, his consulting work on the first season of the Showtime series Dexter further highlights his expertise in the field of true crime.
In 2012, Phelps took on a new challenge, producing and hosting the Investigation Discovery series Dark Minds alongside criminal profiler John Kelly. This successful collaboration not only showcased Phelps' skills as a presenter but also his ability to work effectively with experts in the field of criminal psychology.
