“Kleptocracy” (noun): “rule by thieves” — a form of corruption that allows the ruling class to accumulate great wealth and power while neglecting the mass of citizens.FBI special agent and all round badass Debra LaPrevotte singlehandedly created the FBI’s first kleptocracy department, exposing leaders whose corruption has fueled war crimes and other atrocities, including the current war in Ukraine... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Through her work investigating corruption in Ukraine, Debra meets anti-corruption activist Daria Kaleniuk. In the season finale, Daria and Debra detail the corruption fuelling the ongoing war in Ukraine. Debra discusses her advisory role and what we ... more
Debra details how corrupt money from overseas ends up funding lavish parties, and even Hollywood movies. She is called to testify in Bangladesh about her investigation into corruption in the country. You can find pictures of Debra at the Bangladesh c... more
Debra recalls the stress of the September 11 terror attacks and the FBI’s monumental investigative role. She gets a phone call from the government of Bangladesh asking for assistance in tackling corruption in the country and heads out to begin invest... more
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I appreciate the depth of information that this podcast uncovers. So fascinating! I also love Debbie’s voice. She has a very detailed and engaging (but not “flowery”) way of talking about her experiences that I appreciate. Very eye opening!
Very informative and an eye opener
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Such an important topic! So glad and grateful to the producers. So important to connect corruption to victims.
I am a teenager, and have always found corruption interesting, but I haven’t had the time to sit down and learn about it. I also didn’t think about corruption connected to money. This podcast was SUPER informative, and it’s crazy what goes on in the world that no one knows about. I listened to this podcast whenever I could, and I was always blown away. Learning about the FBI academy and Debra’s experiences were super cool.
Overall I loved the information that this podcast gave that you wouldn’t... more
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