
Season Two Out Now. Law & Order: Criminal Justice System tells the real stories behind the landmark cases that have shaped how the most dangerous and influential criminals in America are prosecuted. In its second season, the series tackles the threat of terrorism in the United States. From the rise of extremist political groups in the 60s to domestic lone wolves in the modern day, we explore how o... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 27 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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An all new season, an all new case. Rip Current returns. This time, examining the peculiar assassination attempt on environmental activist Judi Bari. The first episode drops on November 5th.
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In this special episode, we return to guests from the season, sharing unheard stories of personal triumph, new investigations and more.
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In this bonus episode, we sit down with terrorism researcher Arie Kruglanski to better understand how individuals become radicalized towards extremism.
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Making excuses for left wing nut jobs and their violence is THE problem. They are doing the same thing today. No one’s political views is more important than lives. The dude at the beginning is a buffoon. International law does not exist. We are bound by the laws of our land. I can’t be prosecuted by England for stuff I do while in America or vice versa. I also have to abide the laws of a country I visit as long as I’m there. The left wing nut jobs are killing and destroying today because they ... more
Season one was the most entertaining thing I have ever listened to it was amazing the mafia season gave me so much insight
It is a really intriguing podcast but I’m not even a teenager so I sorta don’t get all of it
First things first… way too many ads. And poor timing for them. It really breaks up the flow and makes it feel choppy.
Now to the point. I absolutely loved season 1. It was one main plot and everything fit together as the season progressed. Season 2 completely forgot what worked and just jumbled a whole bunch of stuff together. With so many different plot points there was no real change to get into it and even at the best of times it felt merely surface level. By the end of the season I was le... more
I thoroughly enjoyed Season Two of this podcast. It was so intriguing to hear the back stories of all of these terrorist cases. I enjoyed learning about the people involved.
The investigators were superb, and I could’ve listened to them for hours. They were so knowledgeable and approachable that it seemed like you were talking to an old friend, Ms. Anna-Sigga.
You’re a great narrator, and I cannot wait until Season Three!
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Takes a thorough look at historic terrorism cases and counterterrorism efforts, blending survivor and victim perspectives with insights from investigators, historians, and policy experts. Episodes cover landmark bombings, domestic terrorism, and the evolving response by federal agencies, offering a careful mix of narrative storytelling, primary-source interviews, and context around how law enforcement and national security strategies have developed. A notable strength is assembling diverse voices—from survivors and family members to FBI historians and researchers—to illuminate both the human impact and the investigative complexities behind major cases. This show is likely to appeal to listeners who enjoy crime history, legal process, and ho... more
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