316: Chris Campion – Jaycee Dugard, Child Abduction Case

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415: Tom Clark – Early Years of FBI Aviation, Pilot Tales of Endless Circles Surveillance

Retired agent Tom Clark reviews the history of FBI Aviation. Tom pays tribute to retired agent Tom Drumm, the "Father of Bureau Aviation," and provides details about the dawn of police aviation, the first Bureau use of aircraft, the initial FBI Headquarters resistance, building o ...  Show more

414: Keith Mularski – DarkMarket Forum, Master SplyntrInfiltration

Retired agent Keith Mularski reviews the online undercover investigation of the "DarkMarket" forum, which sold stolen identities, credit card data, usernames and passwords, and electronic equipment used to carry out financial crimes. The case proactively targeted international cy ...  Show more

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