The Right To Remain Silent: A True Crime Podcast

Ep. 58- DEA Special Agent Steve Murphy Reveals the Truth About the Hunt for Narco-Terrorist Pablo Escobar and the Netflix Series ‘Narcos’

Steve shares the true story behind the international hunt for Pablo Escobar. Steve discusses his DEA career, working in Colombia tracking the world's most notorious drug lord, and how his experiences inspired the hit Netflix series Narcos. Steve takes listeners inside the legendary hunt that led to the downfall of the world's most notorious drug kingpin.

Ep. 57 Investigating Global Criminals: Behind the Scenes With Retired HSI Special Agent Kenneth MacDonald

HSI Special Agent Kenneth MacDonald discusses complex global investigations involving import/export control violations, international trade crimes, and sophisticated criminal networks operating worldwide.

Ep. 56 Retired FBI Special Agent Jonny Grusing Discusses the Jessica Ridgeway Child Murder Case

Retired FBI Special Agent and Profiling Coordinator Jonny Grusing goes inside the tragic Jessica Ridgeway abduction and murder investigation in Colorado, discussing forensic evidence, behavioral analysis, and the hunt for the suspect.

Ep. 55 'Operation Get Hitched' An HSI Marriage Fraud Takedown

Retired HSI Special Agent James Taylor breaks down Operation Get Hitched—a complex marriage fraud investigation that exposed an organized fraud scheme. From undercover tactics to federal prosecution, this episode reveals how these cases are really built and why they matter. Special Agent Taylor was working these fraud investigations long before the media began paying attention.

Ep. 54 True-Crime Author Aphrodite Jones and her new book “Dog O’ War: The Lethal Attack That Exposed the Aryan Brotherhood” and the Case Behind the Headlines

The Diane Whipple case shocked the nation—but the truth behind it is even more unsettling. In this episode, Aphrodite Jones takes us inside the investigation, the courtroom, and the hidden world connected to the Aryan Brotherhood. What really led to that fatal attack—and could it have been prevented?