016: John Cosenza - Extraterritorial Jurisdiction & Global Threats
Retired Assistant Special Agent in Charge (ASAC) John Cosenza reviews how extraterritorial jurisdiction authorizes the FBI to investigate crimes against Americans on foreign soil, such as murders and ...
6 Mai 201649min
015: Mike Carbonell - Toddler Kidnapped for Ransom and Ira Einhorn
Retired agent Mike served in the FBI for 28 years. He spent most of his Bureau career working bank robberies, violent crime and fugitives and was promoted to be the supervisor of the Philadelphia Viol...
30 Apr 201648min
014: Wayne Davis - Director Hoover and FBI Diversity
Retired Special Agent in Charge Wayne Davis, one of the first African American special agents to attend the FBI Academy and meet all standard special agent qualifications, provides a fascinating perso...
23 Apr 201658min
013: Jerry Clark - Collar Bomb, Pizza Bank Robbery
Retired agent Jerry Clark reviews one of the most bizarre bank robbery schemes in the history of the FBI. Known officially as COLLARBOMB, the case involves a pizza deliveryman who robbed a bank with a...
16 Apr 201656min
012: Gerry Downes - Identifying a Serial Killer in Ghana
Retired agent Gerry Downes worked in the FBI's Child Abduction and Serial Killer Unit (now known as the BAU) for 11 years. He reviews the time he traveled with several team members to Accra, Ghana, in...
9 Apr 201648min
011: Edward Shaw - The FBI in Japan, Fugitives and Dinosaur Fossils
Retired agent Ed Shaw reviews two cases he worked while assigned to LEGAT Tokyo in Japan. One focused on the capture of an American fugitive who had fled to Taiwan after murdering his wife in Vermont ...
1 Apr 201653min
010: Kathy Lambert – Counterterrorism, Joint Terrorism Task Forces, and Jihad Jane
Retired agent Kathy Lambert is interviewed about supervising the Joint Terrorism Task Force (JTTF) in Philadelphia and South Jersey and working on several high-profile cases, including the investigati...
25 Mar 201658min
009: John Whiteside - NSA Spy Espionage Case, Robert Lipka
Retired agent John Whiteside reviews his investigation of the longest open espionage case ever brought before the U.S. courts. Thirty-two years after former NSA employee (and NSA spy) Robert Lipka sol...
19 Mar 201656min
