In this episode, we continue our deep dive with retired FBI Special Agent Robin Dreekea man whose job wasnt just catching spies but recruiting them. Dreeke led the FBIs elite Counterintelligence

Whether walking through a dimly lit parking lot, meeting someone new, or even evaluating the behavior of people close to you, the ability to read people and size them up could mean the difference betw

Beware of the Fraudster Knocking At Your Door Scammers dont just lurk onlinethey may be coming straight to your front door. For centuries, con artists have refined their craft, using deception

How well do we truly know our friends? Can we discern when they are lying, or even worse, when they might be hiding a deadly secret? In this episode, I delve into the unsettling story of Fred Roeh

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This true crime story is not about a heist pulled off by a notorious bank robber or a cunning scam artistbut an audacious act of bureaucratic theft that spans generations. Its an audacious act o

In the blood-soaked pantheon of Depression-era gangsters, one killer stood apart - not for his height, but for his face. Witnesses consistently described him as looking like "an angel," with brigh

We used to fear sexual predators stalking our neighborhoods, ready to snatch our children off the streets. We called it Stranger Danger. But Stranger Danger has moved online with Sextortion sc

Mike Coxs name is synonymous with Texas crime reporting. Cox spent decades covering grisly crimes, working as a police beat reporter and later as the Chief of Media Relations for the Texas Depart

True Crime Reporter presents a story that straddles the line between horror and history. Mike Cox, a veteran police beat reporter and former chief of media relations for the Texas Department of Publi