Have you ever thought how cool it would be to eavesdrop on the FBI? On FBI Case File Review, host Jerri Williams, a retired agent herself, is on a mission to show you who the FBI is and what the FBI does by interviewing her former Bureau colleagues who share personal stories about the Bureau's most intriguing and high-profile cases, as well as many you've never heard of. Listen in on their convers... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 378 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | GovernmentTrue Crime |
Retired agent Martin Suarez reviews his nearly seven-year undercover role infiltrating from inside the cartels. During Operation Colaboro, using the alias “Manny,” he smuggled millions of dollars’ worth of cocaine for the Medellín Cartel, all of whic... more
Retired agent Jeremy Rebmann reviews three SWAT operations he took part in as a sniper on the Oklahoma City FBI SWAT team. Providing details from his book, Send Me: Chronicles of an FBI Sniper, he talks about a mission at Glass Mountain that ended in... more
In the first half of part two of this two-part episode of FBI Case File Review, legendary undercover agent Joe Pistone and retired agent Donnie Brasco talk about why Joe chose the name "Donnie Brasco" for his alias, and how Joe felt when Donnie follo... more
In part one of this two-part episode, retired agent Donnie Brasco reviews his career navigating as an FBI agent with his infamous name and following in the footsteps of his uncle, legendary undercover agent Joe Pistone. Until now, most people were un... more
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Just downloaded Women who Talk to the Dead after hearing your interview with Katherine Schweit. I’ve been off line since last November, just easing back into online content. Your interviewees are retired. I can’t think that being an agent today would be gratifying. How are you and your network doing? It must be very difficult.
I have been a fan since the beginning. For some reason, Jerri has included some politics in her weekly case introductions. I don’t want to hear any comments about anything political. I listen to this podcast because Jerri is intelligent and her podcast is interesting and informative. I won’t continue to listen if the politics don’t stop.
Jerri Williams is good trouble. A real Gryffindor.
Episode length: 89 mins Fluff time, round-up: 10 mins Avg time between fluff: 17.00 mins Fluff%: 20% Based on episode: 215. Terrible ad placement. Example, episode 351, Lou’s audio is faint and at the 18:08 minute mark we are CLOBBERED with a LOUD ad for cheap Caribbean vacations complete with obnoxious steel drum music! OMG. Cringe. One more critique — the host loses me on gushing, ego-stroking dialogue. Especially in the movie/tv arena. Example, Ep 356 Duster. One or two sentences of gushing... more
This lady rules. She is crazy smart and crazy cool. This is the best true crime podcast I’ve found. Very little fluff, no egoism, just a smart and confident lady doing some top notch interviews
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This podcast offers an insightful and captivating exploration of various high-profile cases tackled by the FBI, providing listeners a chance to hear firsthand accounts from retired agents. The episodes feature personal narratives that cover a wide range of topics, including undercover operations, counterterrorism efforts, and white-collar crime investigations, enriching the audience's understanding of law enforcement complexities. Unique in its approach, the show emphasizes the emotional toll and ethical dilemmas faced by agents, balancing chilling crime narratives with deeper discussions about the impact on the community and the individuals involved. This blend of storytelling and critical analysis likely engages an audience keen on true c... more
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