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In Jacksonville, FL a shocking discovery was made in the early morning hours of October 28, 2012. A husband returned home from work to find his wife dead in their bedroom. The crimes against her were brutal and the suspects were plentiful, including the husband himself. Sources: https://www.dignitymemorial.com/obituaries/jacksonville-fl/kim-dorsey-5292665 https://law.justia.com/cases/florida/first-district-court-of-appeal/2022/21-0683.html#:~:text=Kirkpatrick%20vs%20State%20of%20Florida,-Annotate%20this%20Case&text=2%20Kirkpatrick%20entered%20the%20victim's,testimony%20from%20the%20victim's%20husband. In Cold Blood Dateline 4/9/2017 https://www.nbcnews.com/dateline/video/in-cold-blood-part-12-928230467821 https://www.fdle.state.fl.us/Forensics/News/Rape-and-murder-of-Kim-Dorsey-%E2%80%93-FDLE-did-DNA-testi https://www.jacksonville.com/story/news/crime/2015/04/15/jury-deliberates-case-man-accused-killing-firefighters-wife/15658889007/ https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/213046206/kim_marie-dorsey https://www.jacksonville.com/story/news/crime/2015/04/08/jurors-hear-about-infidelities-firefighters-wifes-death/987163007/ Newspapers.com
The Florida Department of Commerce, in conjunction with the FDLE, is currently investigating at least 40 companies around the state for potential violations of the law.
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) investigation into the handling of Jeffrey Epstein's 2006–2008 criminal case in Florida was a textbook example of institutional failure and systemic favoritism toward the wealthy and well-connected. Despite overwhelming evidence that the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office (PBSO) blatantly violated its own policies, allowing Epstein to live in luxury while supposedly incarcerated, the FDLE ultimately failed to hold anyone accountable. The report confirmed that Epstein was granted work release privileges he never should have received, spending his supposed jail sentence in an unmonitored office for up to 12 hours a day, six days a week, where he allegedly continued his criminal activities with zero oversight. Deputies reportedly acted as his personal chauffeurs rather than law enforcement officers, underscoring the extent to which the justice system bent over backward for him. Yet, despite uncovering these gross violations, the FDLE chose not to pursue criminal charges, reinforcing the idea that powerful individuals remain untouchable.The investigation's conclusion—that there was no evidence of criminal wrongdoing, only procedural failures—was an insult to public intelligence. The FDLE effectively rubber-stamped the corruption within PBSO, whitewashing what amounted to a de facto cover-up of Epstein's crimes. The decision not to pursue charges against those who facilitated his special treatment reeks of complicity, especially when considering the broader context of Epstein's infamously lenient 2008 plea deal, orchestrated by the DOJ. By refusing to hold anyone accountable, the FDLE ensured that the cycle of elite protectionism remained unbroken, sending a clear message: if you're rich and powerful, the system will always find a way to shield you, no matter how heinous your crimes.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-epstein-chronicles--5003294/support.
In this Florida Man Friday episode of Love and Murder: Heartbreak to Homicide, I tell you about the bizarre tale of William Dennis Milstead, a 64-year-old from Port St. Lucie, Florida, who attempted to lease a property using a fake letter from a non-existent FDLE unit. Claiming to be a covert agent, William's poorly crafted scheme quickly fell apart, leading to his arrest. Join me as I tell you about the absurdity of William's actions. Don't miss our December sale—50% off your first month on any Patreon tier! Gain access to exclusive content, ad-free episodes, and more by joining us at patreon.com/loveandmurder.Share your thoughts on this case in the comments below.**********************************************************************************HOW TO SUPPORT LOVE AND MURDER:
The investigation into the Epstein prosecution in Florida has concluded and the results? The same as usual. Nobody is held accountable.To contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.comsource:Jeffrey Epstein: Florida probe finds no crime in how case was handled (palmbeachpost.com)Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-epstein-chronicles--5003294/support.
The investigation into the Epstein prosecution in Florida has concluded and the results? The same as usual. Nobody is held accountable.(commercial at 17:51)To contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.comsource:Jeffrey Epstein: Florida probe finds no crime in how case was handled (palmbeachpost.com)Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-epstein-chronicles--5003294/support.
The tragic issue of officer suicide continues to challenge law enforcement agencies nationwide. In recent years, the focus on mental health support within the law enforcement community has intensified, leading to strategies like peer support programs and trauma-focused therapies. By understanding the contributing factors — such as accumulated trauma, organizational stress and personal challenges — agencies can develop comprehensive solutions that address the mental wellness of officers, from recruitment to retirement. In this episode of the Policing Matters podcast, host Jim Dudley speaks with Matt Walsh, Deputy Executive Director of the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE), who shares his vast experience on the topic of law enforcement suicide. Walsh discusses the groundbreaking data collection efforts by FDLE, which are shedding new light on the true scale of officer suicides. He also highlights FDLE's proactive approaches, such as peer support programs and trauma-focused therapy, aimed at reducing the devastating impact of suicide in the law enforcement community. About our sponsor This episode of the Policing Matters podcast is sponsored by OfficerStore. Learn more about getting the gear you need at prices you can afford by visiting OfficerStore.com.
This month, The Florida Themis Project features two unidentified women found in Broward County, Florida, Jane Doe 82 and Jane Doe 88. Nic Edwards from the True Crime Garage Podcast is joining us for this episode and sponsoring our Themis feature this month! (Thanks Nic!!)If you have any information about the identity of this person, please get in touch with FDLE or the Broward County Sheriff's Office at 954-321-4240.Support the Florida Themis Project! floridathemisproject.org/sponsors-donorsVisit our website paradiseafterdark.com for links to our store, tip jar and more! Facebook.com/palmahawkmediaInstagram @palmahawkmediaTwitter @paradisedark239TikTok @palmahawkmediaIf you see something say something!!Music by Captain Fathands @ captainfathands.com
The investigation into the Epstein prosecution in Florida has concluded and the results? The same as usual. Nobody is held accountable.To contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.comsource:Jeffrey Epstein: Florida probe finds no crime in how case was handled (palmbeachpost.com)
The investigation into the Epstein prosecution in Florida has concluded and the results? The same as usual. Nobody is held accountable. To contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.comBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-epstein-chronicles--5003294/support.
Alexus reports on an officer-involved fatal shooting on Jacksonville's Northside yesterday afternoon. FDLE is investigating, after a US Marshall and a SJC Sheriff Office deputy used lethal force while attempting to arrest a man wanted on out-of-state warrants.
Drugs. Guns. Money. A drag queen. What do these different scandals have in common? They are all issues discovered during an FDLE investigation that led to dissolving the Starke Police Department. Hear Ben Becker's full story tonight at 5:45pm on CBS47 and FOX30 Action News Jax.
*BREAKING* Alexus reports on a developing story, as Department of Homeland Security investigators join JSO, FHP, and FDLE on the scene off Long Branch Road and CR217 near Maxville. We will continue to update this story as new details become available.
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement is investigating Orlando commissioner Regina Hill, commissioner of District Five. Ryan Schmelz on Government funding deal.
In this episode, FSA speaks with Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) Commissioner Mark Glass. We discuss the history of how this statewide law enforcement office was created over 50 years ago as well as how this Cabinet-level agency operates on a day-to-day basis. Commissioner Glass highlights how FDLE is constantly adapting to address the crime du jour issues of Florida. We also breakdown what a Fusion Center does and why they play a pivotal role in the sharing and dissemination of actionable intelligence to keep communities safe.
- Orlando police have released the bodycam footage of a police officer shooting and killing Derek Diaz last week. Orlando police say Diaz did not listen to commands and thought he was reaching for a gun in the center console, but no gun was found. The officer is on paid administrative leave while FDLE investigates. - The man charged with shooting and killing three people in Daytona Beach is expected to see a judge. Police say 38-year-old Jerome Anderson admitted to the shooting in a 911 call yesterday morning. He's set to make his first appearance in court this afternoon at 1:30. - More Orlando headlines.
The investigation into the Epstein prosecution in Florida has concluded and the results? The same as usual. Nobody is held accountable.To contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.comsource:Jeffrey Epstein: Florida probe finds no crime in how case was handled (palmbeachpost.com)
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Jessica reports on a police investigation this morning near the East Beltway & Heckscher Drive/Zoo Parkway exchange. FHP & FDLE are on the scene, investigating a wrecked car.
【本期内容】大家好，本期黑猫侦探社讲述的是发生在美国佛罗里达州的一个海湾中发生神秘死亡案件。52岁的Patrick Mullins是一名在高中工作的图书管理员，他和妻子Jill一家人生活在临近海湾的房子里，过着普通而平静的生活。突然有一天，Patrick失踪了。2013年1月27下午3 点左右，52 岁的Patrick开着自己的小船离开家，很晚也没有回来，妻子Jill马上报警找人。两天后，搜救人员找到了那艘属于Patrick的小船，船上的引擎依然在运转，而油已经耗尽，除了船锚和人不在，船上其他一切东西都在原位。一周后，一名当地渔民在清澈见底的海湾浅水区中发现了Patrick的尸体。据推测尸体已经在海中浸泡了近一周时间，但令人惊讶的是，尸身几乎没有腐烂的迹象，全身衣着完整，更诡异的是，他被打了一个复杂的绳结，栓在了那个失踪的船锚上，尸体一直漂浮在水面不曾离开。是自杀？还是他杀？我们梳理了这件案子的时间线和各种疑点，试图解开在这起诡异的海湾浮尸案背后，到底有什么样的故事……本期将给出以下调查的原始文件：（请去公众号获取下载链接）1. 私家侦探：本案调查时间线报告2. 头骨重建报告3. FDLE 红色油漆检查报告4. 私家侦探调查报告15. 私家侦探调查报告26. 私家侦探调查报告3纪录片指路：Netflix - Unsolved Mysteries (S3, E7) - Body in the Bay主播：咪仔/草莓剪辑：璐璐*关于本案提到的图片请移步公众号「黑猫侦探社Podcast」【案件线索索引】06:03 失踪当天的时间线09:14 救援行动，马上展开！11:05 船被发现了，但是发现地点竟然是……14:12 重要线索：监控记录文件损坏16:01 找到尸体：面部像“意大利面条”20:25 尸检报告中发现了什么？25:03 疑点1：复杂的绳结26:21 疑点2：散弹枪造成的伤口27:46 疑点3：过于干净的小船28:46 疑点4：尸体发现的地点29:32 疑点5：保存完好的身体34:17 情绪失控的嫌疑人40:33 自杀？他杀？谁是真正的凶手？【黑猫听众语音征集】想参与黑猫吗？我们征集您的2分钟语音，讲一讲你亲身经历的恐怖/危险/可怕故事。请加：Alexis_mizai 投稿 （不接受微信语音投稿哦，具体要求请详询）【关于黑猫侦探社】 黑猫侦探社，是一个专门讲述罪案故事的播客。由两个生活在不同半球的前新闻媒体人共创。节目会打捞一些离奇罪案故事，试图与大家一起寻找那些在黑暗处隐匿的真相。每周一固定更新，欢迎大家一起来聊。【如何收听】你可以在国内各大播客平台上找到我们，也欢迎来微博和公众号与我们互动。Weibo：黑猫侦探社Podcast公众号：黑猫侦探社Podcast合作邮箱：blackcatpodcast@163.com欢迎加入黑猫侦探社【探员群】，搜索Alexis_Mizai 备注 黑猫侦探社入群。【投喂黑猫】爱发电：https://afdian.net/@heymeow
Two Florida fathers get into a road age fire fight with their daughters in the car. The girls are now recovering from gunshot wounds and their Dads are now charged with attempted murder. Also, rainbow fentanyl handed out as Halloween candy?
Episode 238, we have a case that was just decided in the 11th circuit court of appeals regarding out of state moving out of state from Florida. It’s a last minute addition. And a case from New York dealing with the Full Faith and Credit Clause. Along with a question from the JCRE about the […]
Episode: 00111 Release Date: June 13, 2022 Description: A jam-packed episode filled with so much that you wouldn't believe we didn't hit the hour mark! Our guest, Christine Casajuana-Smith, an analyst with numerous titles over her 26 years career with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE), shares her experience working on cases involving voter fraud, strong-armed robberies, special events (like the Superbowl), and murder. Christine gives us insights on the analytical structure of the FDLE, her views on associations and the profession as a whole, as well as guidance for new analysts. There's a little bit of something for everyone in this episode! Christine is currently a Senior Crime Intelligence Analyst II for the FDLE. We have a new segment called The Analysts of Tomorrow where we highlight up-and-coming analysts with exceptional potential in the field of law enforcement analysis. Got someone you'd like us to highlight? Let us know in the comments, or if you'd like to be featured in a future episode, please send us a recording (no more than 30 seconds) of who you think is an "Analyst of Tomorrow" and why to leapodcasts@gmail.com. CHALLENGE: There are Easter eggs in one of the tables of the chapter that Jason wrote for the IACA textbook. First-person to email us at leapodcasts@gmail.com about what the Easter eggs are will receive a $20 gift card from us. Happy hunting! Name Drops: Kristine Largaespada (00:39:31) Public Service Announcements: Couple Fight with Mark Stallo Dawn Reeby (https://www.leapodcasts.com/e/atwje-dawn-reeby-the-ceo-analyst/) Related Links: https://www.ialeia.org/chapters.php, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gianni_Versace Association(s) Mentioned: IALEIA, Vendor(s) Mentioned: Contact: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christine-casajuana-smith-80528818 Transcript: https://mcdn.podbean.com/mf/web/qafi7a/christineCasajuanaSmith_transcript.pdf Podcast Writer: Mindy Duong Podcast Researcher: Theme Song: Written and Recorded by The Rough & Tumble. Find more of their music at www.theroughandtumble.com. Logo: Designed by Kyle McMullen. Please visit www.moderntype.com for any printable business forms and planners. Podcast Email: leapodcasts@gmail.com Podcast Webpage: www.leapodcasts.com Podcast Twitter: @leapodcasts YouTube Version: https://youtu.be/rD_NfxcuHO0 00:00:17 – Introducing Christine 00:07:23 – Violent Crime Squad 00:17:08 – Government Analyst in Domestic Security Squad 00:18:47 – Break: Couple Fight with Mark Stallo & Dawn Reeby 00:20:53 – Working Major Events 00:27:32 – Gianni Versace Murder 00:32:35 – Teaching Newbies 00:37:18 – IALEIA 00:41:37 – Personal Interests: Family 00:43:49 – Words to the World
The investigation into the Epstein prosecution in Florida has concluded and the results? The same as usual. Nobody is held accountable.(commercial at 19:48)To contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.com
Delia finds herself confronting a state governing board head-on at one of their meetings. Everything about the integrity of Desoto County and FDLE's handling of the John Welles case comes into question and the pressure of the CounterClock investigation builds to a breaking point. Plus, a special finale call out for listeners to keep the momentum going.
Forensic results from FDLE are in and they create more questions than answers in the case. Delia tracks down Skip's former fiancé who reveals an interesting take on the crime and the love of her life.
Today on The Ward Scott Files Podcast: We kick off the show with Coach Hog's Lockerroom, then Ward discusses local Alachua County news, Language Confusion, and more!
In this look back episode...The FDLE has finished their report in regard to the handling of Epstein's original prosecution and like usual, more questions have been raised the answers given.Join me as I dive in.(Commercial at 21:39)To contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.comSource:https://www.palmbeachpost.com/story/news/2021/05/12/local-law-officials-couldnt-get-past-jeffrey-epsteins-wealth-probe-reveals/5037001001/
The parents of the shooter at Oxford High School are arrested and charged with negligent manslaughter, and.....Predictably, the Democrat Communists (two named Murphy) have leaped atop the bodies of the dead and wounded from that incident to use yet another tragedy as an emotional crowbar to force further infringments upon all Americans, but Royce calls them out.Also, Florida Carry successfully sues FDLE in a landmark case."LOVE MY SPONSORS!!" -Royce. WJS Guns (wjsguns.com) . GO2 Weapons (go2weapons.com) . Counter Strike Tactical 321-499-4949 . Shootingclasses.com . American Police Hall of Fame (aphf.org and uswalkofheroes.org) . Siggarman (Rod Row) 561-445-0429 . Gun Site (gunsiterange.com . Freedom Guns (freedom-guns.com)Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/shootingstraightradiopodcast)
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Orlando Sentinel Now afternoon update for Tuesday, Aug. 24, 2021. FDLE opens investigation into controversial Central Florida Senate election (:34) Orange Mayor Demings: Vaccine-hesitant ‘should be getting off the fence' after FDA's full approval of Pfizer shots (6:22)
Deputy Chief Tonja Bryant-Smith Tonja Bryant-Smith attended Florida State University and made Tallahassee home after traveling extensively with her parents, who were in the Military. She is married to Sherwin Smith and has one Son, Cameron Smith. She started her career with the Tallahassee Police Department (TPD) and left the agency after serving 11 years. After leaving TPD, she went to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) where she worked for the past 17 years. During her time at FDLE, she was a Narcotics Agent, an Inspector in the Office of Executive Investigations (Professional Standards Unit), and a Special Agent Supervisor over the Organized Crime Squad, the Public Integrity /Economic Squad, and the Counterterrorism Squad. …She has built a wealth of contacts in and out of the law enforcement community, served as a Co-Director for the North Florida Fusion eXchange, conducted joint intelligence operations for the Governor's Inauguration, supervised agents across the state, assisted in the hiring and recruitment process at FDLE, and have affiliations within the community and state. She is currently the President of the North Florida Chapter of the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE) and has been in this position for the past four years. In this role she has coordinated several gun buybacks, back to school programs, holiday gift baskets, and our most famous program – the Law and Your Community. This program teaches individuals their rights and how to have a positive interaction with police officers. She is excited and grateful for the opportunity to return home as Deputy Chief to assist Chief Revell and serve the citizens of Tallahassee. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dr-angelia-griffin/support
Darius Swain Tallahassee 13 year old from Sanford Florida, was visiting his Aunt and Father in Tallahassee Florida. Swain was last seen off of West Tennessee Street and Blountstown Highway Friday afternoon. His family says he left walking for the Family Dollar at 2:30 p.m. but never came back. Search dogs tracked his scent to the nearby Dunkin' Donuts where a search party formed. Last seen 7-23-2021 According to the original FDLE report, he was last seen Friday afternoon on the 1800 block of Nekoma Court Friday. A Juvenile body was found in a wooded area behind the Walmart of 4400 block of west Tennessee street. It's believed to be Darius, but the identity is waiting for confirmation. Numerous search parties over the weekend, which included search dogs, scoured the area looking for Swain. The body was found when a civilian came upon it. In an incident report, the Tallahassee Police Department wrote "no foul play was suspected." --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ickedmel/support
Deputy Chief Tonja Bryant-Smith Tonja Bryant-Smith attended Florida State University and made Tallahassee home after traveling extensively with her parents, who were in the Military. She is married to Sherwin Smith and has one Son, Cameron Smith. She started her career with the Tallahassee Police Department (TPD) and left the agency after serving 11 years. After leaving TPD, she went to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) where she worked for the past 17 years. During her time at FDLE, she was a Narcotics Agent, an Inspector in the Office of Executive Investigations (Professional Standards Unit), and a Special Agent Supervisor over the Organized Crime Squad, the Public Integrity /Economic Squad, and the Counterterrorism Squad. …She has built a wealth of contacts in and out of the law enforcement community, served as a Co-Director for the North Florida Fusion eXchange, conducted joint intelligence operations for the Governor's Inauguration, supervised agents across the state, assisted in the hiring and recruitment process at FDLE, and have affiliations within the community and state. She is currently the President of the North Florida Chapter of the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE) and has been in this position for the past four years. In this role she has coordinated several gun buybacks, back to school programs, holiday gift baskets, and our most famous program – the Law and Your Community. This program teaches individuals their rights and how to have a positive interaction with police officers. She is excited and grateful for the opportunity to return home as Deputy Chief to assist Chief Revell and serve the citizens of Tallahassee. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dr-angelia-griffin/support
The investigation into the Epstein prosecution in Florida has concluded and the results? The same as usual. Nobody is held accountable. To contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.com
The Challenge Against ATFs Ban on Bumpstocks NCLA's Harriet Hageman joins the podcast as a guest host and interviews Litigation Counsel Caleb Kruckenberg about the latest in our challenge against ATFs bump stock ban. NCLA recently filed a reply brief in Cargill v. Garland, et al. in the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, seeking to overturn the federal ban on bump stocks and to halt its enforcement. NCLA contends that only Congress, not an administrative agency like the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), can write criminal laws such as the ban on bump stocks. The Bump Stock Final Rule became effective on March 26, 2019, and some 520,000 bump stock owners nationwide are subject to a 10-year prison sentence unless they destroy or surrender the devices. NCLA represents Austin, Texas resident and gun enthusiast Michael Cargill. Mr. Cargill surrendered two bump stocks to the Austin ATF Field Office in accordance with the ban. This case was the first challenge to ATF's bump stock ban to go to trial last September. NCLA also represents W. Clark Aposhian, a resident of Salt Lake City, Utah, in another lawsuit challenging the ban. In March, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit, sitting en banc, voted 6-5 against Mr. Aposhian. NCLA plans on filing a petition for a writ of certiorari with the U.S. Supreme Court in Aposhian v. Wilkinson, et al. Read more about the Cargill case here: https://nclalegal.org/cargill-v-garland/ Read more about the Aposhian case here: https://nclalegal.org/aposhian-v-wilkinson/ Coral Gables Tracks Every Move You Make Behind the Wheel Later in the episode, Mark and Caleb provide an update on NCLA's case against Automated License Plate Readers (ALPR) in the City of Coral Gables, FL. This week, NCLA filed two motions for summary judgment asking a judge in Florida's 11th Judicial Circuit to rule against Coral Gables and the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) over their warrantless collection of personal data in violation of client Raul Mas Canosa's right to privacy under the constitutions of the State of Florida and the United States. Mr. Mas Canosa, a resident of Coral Gables, was alarmed when he received 80 pages of documents from the city tracking his vehicle's movements using Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) installed around the city. The images, captured over a 5-month period, show Mr. Mas Canosa going to the supermarket, to the dry cleaner, to doctors' appointments, to a meeting with a client, to a city commission meeting, and to various other locations across the city. There are 18 ALPR devices located at major intersections and other strategic points throughout Coral Gables. The locations form a perimeter around the city and were selected to encompass the most traffic possible so the system would maximize surveillance potential. These cameras take pictures of license plates 24 hours a day, seven days a week and then store that data for a period of three years. The information gathered by the ALPRs is searchable and available to 68 different law enforcement agencies, including the FBI. The Supreme Court held in Carpenter v. United States that “an individual maintains a legitimate expectation of privacy in the record of his physical movements as captured through” digital surveillance. Coral Gables's ALPR system unlawfully aggregates data about Mr. Mas Canosa's movements over time and impermissibly shares that data with law enforcement without any particularized suspicion. Read more about the case here: https://nclalegal.org/coral-gables/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Dr. Lisa Grossman joins me on this episode. Dr. Lisa Grossman, President and Founder of SMR Performance Consulting, is an expert in performance psychology and mental health training with extensive experience working with military and law enforcement agencies, healthcare providers, combat and wounded veterans, corporations and employees, and professional athletes. In addition to providing training and consulting services through SMR, Dr. Grossman is a Peak Performance Team Lead for HRS Consulting and serves as an instructor at St. Johns River State College's Criminal Justice Academy. As an instructor, she oversees the Officer Health and Wellness curriculum and teaches recruits as well as FDLE advanced courses to law enforcement officers from around the state. She provides great insight and techniques to help first responders in regulating their thoughts that ultimately enhance their performance on the job. Regulating stress is a key component to her work and she provides great anecdotes on how she's helped veterans with PTSD and TBIs (Traumatic Brain Injuries). She trains law enforcement personnel from all over the country and is providing a great help and resource to the men and women who serve our communities. Dr. Lisa Grossman can be reached through her website at https://smrperform.com/dr-lisa-grossman or on LinkedIn or Instagram @smr.performance.
Orlando Sentinel Now afternoon update for Tuesday, May 18, 2021. Orlando home prices soar by $10,000 in April as inventory hits record low (:28) Gaetz, Moody spread election conspiracy. FDLE spends 706 hours proving it false. | Commentary (5:22) Disney World at 50: Plunging into Pleasure Island (10:13)
Your local news update from the Orlando Sentinel for Monday, January 17th includes the latest coronavirus numbers, former Florida Department of Health employee Rebekah Jones turns herself in on FDLE warrant, dozens of law officers arrive to protect Florida Capitol from potential protest ahead of inauguration day, and Loews Hotels cancels fundraiser for Missouri Senator Josh Hawley at Universal Orlando’s Portofino Bay hotel.
As Florida’s State Health Department Data Analyst, Rebekah Jones was allegedly asked to downplay the COVID numbers while the state was ravaged by an alarming amount of cases and deaths. Governor Ron DeSantis was not pleased by her refusal. Rebekah was soon fired for insubordination. She created her own COVID site working with Johns Hopkins and the CDC. This is the story of the FDLE raid that went down at Rebekah’s family home early this month. Katrina’s guest is Miami Herald Reporter, Mary Ellen Klas. External clip from (https://twitter.com/GeoRebekah/status/1336065787900145665) Follow the show: Instagram: primetimecrime_ Twitter: primetimecrime_ Host: Katrina Daniel Produced: Carmen Lucas Edited: Wyatt Peake In association with legalvideoconcepts.com
As Florida’s State Health Department Data Analyst, Rebekah Jones was allegedly asked to downplay the COVID numbers while the state was ravaged by an alarming amount of cases and deaths. Governor Ron DeSantis was not pleased by her refusal. Rebekah was soon fired for insubordination. She created her own COVID site working with Johns Hopkins and the CDC. This is the story of the FDLE raid that went down at Rebekah’s family home early this month. Katrina’s guest is criminal defense attorney, Bruce Fleisher. External clip from (https://www.cnn.com/videos/us/2020/12/11/body-camera-footage-police-raid-rebekah-jones-ebof-vpx.cnn) Follow the show: Instagram: primetimecrime_ Twitter: primetimecrime_ Host: Katrina Daniel Produced: Carmen Lucas Edited: Wyatt Peake In association with legalvideoconcepts.com
The woman who accused the state of rigging the COVID-19 casualty figures is suing the Florida Department of Law Enforcement. In the suit, whistleblower Rebekah Jones says the FDLE raid on her home was a sham — as retaliation for not altering the data when she worked on the COVID-19 dashboard at the Department of Health. Also, on today’s Sunrise: — Florida started the week with another day of triple-digit COVID-19 deaths, with 115 fatalities reported Monday by the health department. But there are more vaccines arriving today. Gov. Ron DeSantis says there could be another 750,000 doses by the end of the month, most of which will go to seniors. —The Governor says he will NOT be following the recommendation of a CDC advisory committee that wants to prioritize vaccines for essential workers over seniors. — Senate President Wilton Simpson suggested halting construction of a new reservoir south of Lake Okeechobee — saying we can’t afford it because of the pandemic. But DeSantis says there’s no stopping it now. — The Governor made those remarks at Key Biscayne, where he and Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava were announcing a plan to restore Biscayne Bay. Job one is to get rid of the crap. Literally. Leaky septic tanks and aging sewer systems are two of the biggest threats. — And finally, a Florida Woman is making serious money during the lockdown with her voice … and an OnlyFans account.
Florida has begun vaccinating seniors at nursing homes for COVID-19. Also, on today’s Sunrise: — Vaccinations are scheduled to start at most Florida nursing homes Monday, but the Governor decided to get an early start in two counties that have an abundance of long-term care facilities for seniors. — A new report in the Fort Lauderdale News and Sun-Sentinel accuse the state of artificially depressing the COVID-19 death toll in the weeks before the election. But they’re booming now: 125 additional fatalities were reported Wednesday … along with 11,541 newly confirmed cases of COVID-19 cases. — The man who runs the Florida Department of Law Enforcement is defending his officers ... saying it was wrong for COVID-19 whistleblower Rebekah Jones to compare FDLE agents to the Gestapo. — FDLE Commissioner Rick Swearingen says they haven’t completed their investigation of Jones, but he says she lied repeatedly about the raid on her Tallahassee home. — On Sunrise Soapbox, Florida’s Attorney General defends her support for a lawsuit that would have invalidated millions of votes in four swing states won by Joe Biden. Democrats call it an attempted coup … Ashley Moody insists she was trying to bring faith and trust to the electoral process. — And finally, a Florida Woman is charged with attacking a maid and throwing her own German shepherd from the second-floor balcony of a Motel 6. Don’t worry — the dog is fine.
On today's Quick News Daily, we discuss the latest news about the FDA pre-approving the Pfizer COVID vaccine, as well as the news from the UK about 2 people who had serious allergic reactions to it. Then, I talk about the potentially game-changing antitrust lawsuit against Facebook, as well as an update on the Rebekah Jones raid in Florida.----more----Find Quick News on your favorite podcast platform: rebrand.ly/QuickNewsSources:Lawyers' group calls for disciplining Trump legal team over 'dangerous' fraud allegations Facebook antitrust case: FTC and several states launch lawsuits The antitrust case against Facebook: Here's what you need to know Florida state police release body cam video of raid on ex-Covid data's scientist home Evidence to justify raid on home of Rebekah Jones weak, experts say Pfizer Faces Enormous Task Of Covid Vaccine Distribution After FDA Panel Recommends Urgent Use FDA advisers recommend authorization of Pfizer/BioNTech coronavirus vaccinehttps://www.cnn.com/2020/12/09/health/covid-vaccine-allergies-health-workers-uk-intl-gbr/index.html (Mostly Accurate) Transcript:COVID The big news from yesterday (that I think we all expected) was that vaccine advisers to the FDA voted to recommend emergency use authorization for the Pfizer vaccine. On this panel, the vote was 17-4-1. I thought that this was like the final say, but now the FDA has to decide whether to accept the recommendation, but has signaled that it will issue the EUA for the vaccine. Then, after that, there’s still another step where the CDC Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices must meet to decide whether it recommends that the vaccine be deployed for use. That group has a meeting scheduled for today, and expects to vote during a meeting scheduled for Sunday.Operation Warp Speed officials say they will start shipping the vaccine within 24 hours of FDA authorization. The FDA group is scheduled to meet again December 17 to discuss Moderna's EUA application. This is all good news, and I think when you weigh the amount of testing that has happened with this, I think it’s safe. At the same time, there is some unsettling news about a couple of allergic reactions that happened in the UK. The UK regulators issued new advice to healthcare professionals stating that any person with a significant allergic reaction to a vaccine, medicine or food -- such as previous history of anaphylactoid reaction, or those who have been advised to carry an adrenaline autoinjector -- should not receive the Pfizer vaccine. The two staff members who had that reaction both carried an Epipen and had a history of allergic reactions, and they developed symptoms of anaphylactoid reaction after receiving the vaccine on Tuesday. I think the scariest wording was that this advice also states that vaccines "should only be carried out in facilities where resuscitation measures are available." Finally, this advice recommends that people who carry an EpiPen to delay having a vaccination until the reason for the allergic reaction has been clarified. Again, I want to be careful on this because I think the benefits greatly outweigh the alternatives, and I don’t want to start any unnecessary vaccine panic because these were just two people, and the study alone was 44,000, but it’s definitely something to know. I also read that Pfizer’s trial protocols said that to be in that study, you couldn’t have a history of severe allergic reaction “to any component of the study intervention”. That might explain why this didn’t happen in the trial. Another expert in this CNN article said that until we know what part of the vaccine actually caused these reactions, the general public shouldn’t be worried, which makes sense; maybe it was something that was very rare. Just something to keep in mind though as we get closer and closer to this. FACEBOOK Some other news that I was happy to hear is that both the government and regulators want Facebook to be broken up because they’re a monopoly. Director of the FTC’s Bureau of Competition, Ian Conner, said "Facebook's actions to entrench and maintain its monopoly deny consumers the benefits of competition. Our aim is to roll back Facebook's anticompetitive conduct and restore competition so that innovation and free competition can thrive." The government and regulators are saying Facebook should have to sell off Instagram and WhatsApp. Facebook’s latest argument is that people choose its services not because they have to, but because they want to, which is pretty much a flat out lie. I wouldn’t be on there for this show unless it was absolutely necessary to build a community. For millions of small businesses, Facebook advertising is pretty much their main marketing strategy. You can’t go over to Twitter and get the same visibility. Facebook’s PR narrative is that they welcome regulation, but that cracking down too hard could risk giving other countries like China a competitive edge in the fast-moving technology sector. I’m glad that years and years of having to defend themselves for being a monopoly let them try out a bunch of defenses, and good for them for settling on the one that sounds like it hints at racism. I also don’t think it’s a coincidence that Trump brainwashed his followers into thinking that Biden loves China and calls the coronavirus the “China Plague” and all that, and then suddenly, Facebook uses this to defend itself when they know full well that they survive by letting white supremacist groups thrive on their platform. This all got started when New York Attorney General Letitia James announced in September 2019 that she was leading an investigation into Facebook for anticompetitive practices, which 47 state attorneys general signed on a month later. These types of lawsuits understandably usually take a lot of time to play out. One of the most high-profile cases, a landmark lawsuit against Microsoft in 1998, took almost two years to come to a conclusion (actually, that seems pretty quick to me. When you take on a huge company who likes money and doesn’t like you stepping on their toes, 2 years seems pretty quick). I guess we should temper our expectations a bit, but the fact that this happened while Trump is in office is encouraging, because it’s usually Republicans who are all for business rights and that sort of thing. You know, the crooked capitalism that’s more of an oligopoly. REBEKAH JONESIn our third update of the week on this story, two videos of the raid on Rebekah Jones’ house were released by the FDLE. The videos show that Jones didn't exit her home until about 23 minutes after officers first rang the doorbell, and 15 minutes after they first announced themselves as police. Jones has claimed authorities waited 13 minutes while she got dressed."Police search warrant, open the door!" officers yell several times. "Make sure the whole block hears us," one agent tells his colleagues. Jones has said that officers in the house pointed guns at her 2- and 11-year-old children and her husband, which the department has denied. She released her own video of the raid showing officers inside with guns drawn, but it’s unclear whether those officers were also wearing body cameras. I’m just going to go out on a limb here, but we all know how these stories go: they’re going to find that these super reliable cameras mysteriously turned off on their own or malfunctioned or something, but just on the officers that went inside the home and allegedly pointed guns at her kids. The authorities also said that they seized three computers, two phones, and several memory cards and thumb drives. I hate to say I told you so, but I was kind of right: she wasn’t totally honest, but that doesn’t mean that ol’ Ronny DeSantis is in the clear either. There’s also some crazy stuff in her past with getting arrested 3 times in relation to an affair she was having where she was stalking the guy she was having it with. It’s all true, it’s in court documents she filed. These documents included 342 pages, so basically a full novel, about their affair, which is like the nerd version of 50 Shades. So yeah, maybe she’s not the perfect messenger, but there is some controversy over the actual affidavit that they used to get the search warrant. The FDLE claims to have traced "through the use of investigative resources" the origin of the message to an Internet Protocol (IP) address associated with Jones' Comcast account for her Tallahassee home."It is well known that IP addresses can be spoofed. In other words, I can make an IP or I can make it look as though Internet traffic is coming from somewhere else," said Kevin Butler, associate director of the Florida Institute for Cybersecurity Research and a professor of computer science at the University of Florida.The Electronic Frontier Foundation, the country's leading internet civil liberties and data privacy advocacy group, in 2016 published a 22-page white paper laying out why IP addresses on their own are unreliable personal identifiers, and are commonly misused or misunderstood by police and the courts. A key reason is that information can often relay through multiple IP addresses. "It's a thin read to just use the IP address, and it's one that we really, really discourage," said Cindy Cohn, the EFF's executive director. "An IP address is nothing, is not even remotely like a fingerprint... the reason that we worry about IP addresses is the cops will often pretend like they're a fingerprint."Jason Lewis, an assistant professor of computer science who heads the cyber security program at Florida Southern College and a former law enforcement agent who served as an investigator for the United States Secret Service's Colorado Electronic Crimes Task Force, said the affidavit to his eyes did not sufficiently establish probable cause. Lewis Another professor in this field says that "the use of investigative resources: now, I've used that phrase before, but never like this, that is a jump”, referring to the language in the affidavit that ties the IP address to Jones. "To say that I have an IP address, and then through use of investigative resources, it belongs to Rebekah I would dare say that to me doesn't scream probable cause. I really don't see how, that they're showing to a reasonable person, that the facts support a crime and tying it to her." "It would be like saying 'I found a bullet and through investigative resources Jason shot it'," he said.Lewis said there's no reason for records that would link the IP address to Jones' Comcast account to be confidential. Furthermore, IP addresses change over time and the affidavit does not demonstrate that FDLE proved that it corresponded to Jones at the time the message was sent, Lewis said. "There's no technique or source you need to protect when you say you're tying an IP address to a subscriber, so why not tell me that? To me that's really fishy."Cybersecurity and digital rights experts also said the fact that the emergency system in question relied on a shared username and password further complicates the case. The username and password was shared among "multiple" users, past and present, according to the FDLE affidavit which did not specify the number of users with access. That’s just like rule number one: never share your password. That’s rule 1, and rule 2 is don’t make your password “password”. It was also revealed Wednesday that the username and password for the system are on a document that was publicly available on a Department of Health site, as first reported by Ars Technica. As of Thursday morning that document was still online. That’s wild! How can they claim only she could have hacked in when they had this stuff on the open internet? What’s up with that?"Normally you don't see prosecutors prosecuting for computer crimes something that didn't cause any harm... it seems to be a very sketchy use of discretion to try to use this very serious statute against somebody who didn't cause any harm to your systems." - CohnThe prosecutor that I mentioned a couple of days ago who resigned over this said "I have handled a lot of these kinds of cases in my career, and generally, the way that this statute is used, is to prosecute people who are hacking into other people's systems to steal their identity, to steal their money, to crash their servers, to cause some sort of harm to that person or entity, which is not present here,.”Filipkowski, in his resignation letter, said he reviewed the warrant, and said the raid was "unconscionable." "It's broadened out to allow them to basically seize any of her devices including zip drives, including things that really are wholly unrelated to that criminal statute," he said. "There's no minimization." "I think they intentionally worded it that broadly because they are on a fishing expedition, because they're not just looking at violations of that statute. They're looking for communications that are between state employees and Rebekah," he said.Lewis, the former cybercrimes investigator, also questioned why authorities seized thumb drives and memory cards to investigate accessing an online messaging system. "The only things I think that you would have had probable causes to seize would be the router and the computers" as well as the modem. Jones' router and modem weren't seized.Cohn said the FDLE's actions and the information in the affidavit don't help dispel that perception the raid was politically motivated. "This is way out of proportion, and I think it feeds the argument that this is political and not about law enforcement."Something is very fishy here, and of course it got found out this quickly: if something malicious did happen, Ron DeSantis is no genius. I will keep following this story and updating you. For this info today, it was from a great story in the Florida Today newspaper, which is like the Florida division of USA Today, so go check out that link and give them some traffic; this article was fantastic.
FDLE agents raided the home of the woman whistleblower on Gov. Ron DeSantis' efforts to downplay the COVID-19 stats. Rebekah Jones posted the video on her Twitter feed. Also, on today’s Sunrise: — They seized Jones’ phone and computer … the one she’s been using to post updates on the COVID-19 crisis. She calls them the “DeSantis Gestapo.” The search came after the Department of Health filed a complaint about unauthorized access to a messaging alert system used for emergencies. — The DOH reported 106 added fatalities from the disease Monday, as well as 7,700 newly confirmed cases of coronavirus — which is a bit of a break after the past several days of more than 10,000 new infections. — As the COVID-19 surge continues, the University of Florida is putting final changes to its plan for a full reopening in January. The faculty union is fuming and some folks in Gainesville believe the university is putting money ahead of health. — Democrat Debbie Mucarsel-Powell of Miami says enough is enough; she has been on the Governor’s case all along … accusing him of putting politics ahead of public safety. Mucarsel-Powell sent out a tweet calling for DeSantis’ resignation for hindering government transparency during the pandemic. — Despite everything, the Governor found time to record a video for YouTube announcing former FSU and NFL football star Corey Simon is the new CEO of Volunteer Florida. — Florida law officially recognizes three confederate holidays and Rep. Mike Grieco talks about his bill to end those holidays. Grieco says he’s received all sorts of hate on social media since he filed the repeal bill … mostly from out of state. — An Orlando state Senator will be filing a bill to expunge the convictions of anyone in Florida with a misdemeanor marijuana conviction. — And finally, two Florida Man stories: Police accuse one of pooping in mailboxes; the other is accused of voter fraud after encouraging North Florida Republicans to register to vote in the Georgia Senate runoffs.
On September 21, 2020, authorities allege that 15-year-old Charles Lamar Alexander shot and killed his 'uncle,' 46-year-old Corey Smith, respected educator and beloved football coach at Miami Senior High School, in Miami, Florida. Charles Alexander is the son of Lamar Alexander, one of the instigators of the 2019 UPS truck hijacking that left Frank Ordonez and Rick Cutshaw dead. This episode is brought to you by Best Fiends and make sure to check out Murderific True Crime Podcast hosted by my friend Bern in the state of Maine- available everywhere.Music:We Talk of Dreamswww.purple-planet.comSources: Ian Margol, Andrea Torres. “FDLE’s update on probe: 20 officers fire weapons during fatal shooting.” March 6, 2020. https://www.local10.com/news/local/2020/03/06/fdle-20-officers-fire-weapons-during-shooting-killing-4-including-ups-driver/Andrew Scheinthal. “Family of UPS driver killed in Miramar shootout speaks out amid lawsuit to 6 agencies.” October 8, 2020. https://wsvn.com/news/local/miami-dade/family-of-ups-driver-killed-in-miramar-shootout-speaks-out-amid-lawsuit-to-6-agencies/David J. Neal. “Civilian victims in UPS truck shootout sue Miami-Dade police, FHP and 4 other agencies.” September 16, 2020. https://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/crime/article245772285.htmlDavid K. Lee. “In UPS-hijacking gun battle in Florida that killed two, nearly 200 shots were fired.” December 19, 2020. https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/ups-hijacking-gun-battle-florida-killed-two-nearly-200-shots-n1104961Adriana Gomez Licon, Terry Spencer, Curt Anderson. “Slain UPS driver’s family questions police response to chase.” December 6, 2019. https://apnews.com/article/b4ddbbb44bc4acba62da434ae402ac3dJustin Case, Jack Lowenstein. “Robber killed after stealing UPS truck did similar crime in 2008.” December 6, 2020. https://www.winknews.com/2019/12/06/robber-killed-after-stealing-ups-truck-did-similar-crime-in-lee-county-in-2008/Alex Johnson. “Chase, shootout involving UPS truck in Florida lead to 4 deaths.” December 6, 2019. https://www.nbcnews.com/news/crime-courts/chase-shootout-involving-hijacked-ups-truck-florida-leads-multiple-deaths-n1096871https://miami.cbslocal.com/2019/12/06/south-florida-deadly-shootout-robbery-suspects-identified-lamar-alexander-ronnie-hill/https://miami.cbslocal.com/2020/10/14/bond-denied-charles-alexander-charged-murder-miami-high-football-corey-smith/ https://miami.cbslocal.com/2020/09/25/charles-alexander-charged-murder-miami-senior-high-football-coach-corey-smith/David Ovalle, Alex Harris. “FBI identifies robbers killed in UPS truck hijack and shootout.” December 6, 2020. https://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/crime/article238109189.htmlCharles Rabin. “Teen charged as an adult in murder of his uncle, Miami High football coach Corey Smith.” October 13, 2020. https://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/crime/article246419075.htmlDavid Ovalle, Charles Rabin. “Cops: Teen murdered Miami High Coach Corey Smith, stole $7,450 cash. He’s under arrest.” September 24, 2020. https://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/crime/article245943575.htmlChristian De La Rosa, Saira, Anwer. “Detectives arrest teenaged suspect in high school football coach’s murder.” September 24, 2020. https://www.local10.com/news/local/2020/09/24/detectives-arrest-suspect-in-high-school-football-coachs-murder/Ian Margol. “Coach killed by 15-year-old ‘nephew,’ police say; more than $7000 found in boy’s jeans.” September 25, 2020. https://www.local10.com/news/local/2020/09/25/coach-killed-by-15-year-old-nephew-police-say-more-than-7000-found-in-boys-jeans/
St. Johns County Sheriff David Shoar goes on the offensive against FDLE. The ones investigating Michelle O’Connell’s death are now facing accusations of their own. What will be the fallout from this investigation? And who was Eli Washtock financing his pursuit of justice for Michelle? Special thanks to: Advertisecast, executive producer Ruby Rose Fox for allowing us to use her song, “Bury the Body,” during our intro. Her music is available anywhere you can purchase music. If you enjoy the podcast, please leave us a review on your podcast platform of choice. Listen on Spotify Relevant Media Solutions for allowing us to use your recording studio. This episode was written and produced by Javier Leiva and John Taylor. Follow us on social media: Twitter Facebook Instagram Check out our other shows: Pretend Podcast Twisted Podcast Today’s promo is for the podcast A Date with Dateline hosted by Kimberly and Katie. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Overview Fraud warnings, rapid DNA tests for arrestees, electronic facial identification, London cold case, serial child porn conviction, Russian hacking e-commerce platform takedown, and Chinese espionage highlight our law enforcement round-up followed by a conversation on the NIST Cybersecurity Framework with Salvador Ortega.Salvador and I walk through the NIST Cybersecurity Framework’s significant functions and categories and discuss our operational perspectives emerging under each function, category, and sub-category. “The Framework is voluntary guidance, based on existing standards, guidelines, and practices for organizations to better manage and reduce cybersecurity risk. In addition to helping organizations manage and reduce risks, it was designed to foster risk and cybersecurity management communications amongst both internal and external organizational stakeholders.”Salvador Ortega, CISSP, Director of Cybersecurity at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, joins me to discuss the Framework in the context of his 13 years at VUMC. I’ve had the pleasure of working with Sal for many years, and he’s demonstrated a fact-based approach to analyzing security risks and vulnerabilities. It’s a pleasure to have this experienced practitioner for our discussion.Host: Matthew Hall, CISSP, CHFI, Security +Apply .5 CEUs to any security, IT, project management continuing education certification maintenance.OutlineIntroLaw Enforcement Round-Up: California Attorney General March 26th Consumer Alert for Charity Fraud Law Enforcement Round-Up: US Secret Service March 20th, 2020, COVID Virus Phishing Advisory Law Enforcement Round-Up: Florida Department of Law Enforcement February 26th, 2020 FDLE, LCSO unveils nation’s first automated rapid DNA collection What is EFIT? Law Enforcement Round-Up: London Metropolitan Police April 2nd, 2020, Electronic Facial Identification Technique for 2005 Rape CaseLaw Enforcement Round-Up: London Metropolitan Police March 5th,2020, Man convicted of making indecent images of children for the second timeLaw Enforcement Round-Up: FBI March 24th, 2020, FBI Takes Down a Russian-based Hacker Platform; Arrests Suspected Russian Site AdministratorLaw Enforcement Round-Up: US Department of Justice, February 27th, 2020, Chinese National Sentenced for Stealing Trade Secrets Worth $1 BillionWhat is the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)?What is the NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF)? NIST CSF Discussion with Vanderbilt University’s Salvador OrtegaClosing RemarksSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/utterlymental?fan_landing=true)
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Mike Williams vanished during a hunting trip in Jackson County. Seventeen years later, authorities dug up his remains in a lake in Leon County and announced that the 31-year-old married father was the victim of a homicide. A year later, his wife was convicted of his murder.Special guests: Tallahassee Democrat News Director Jennifer Portman and FDLE Special Agent in Charge Will Mickler.
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A girl kicked out of school for not praising the state with the Pledge of Slavery, and now the Texas AG is doubling down. What's in the News with stories on a killer cop update, Memphis PD spying, drug arrests up, government debt, disaster relief disaster, and a Cody Wilson update. And, finally Yet Another Bad Cop on a deputy in Florida who planted evidence dozens of times. This episode is brought to you by ZenCash, now known as Horizen, a cryptocurrency that infuses privacy, anonymity, and security done right. Also brought to you by Free Talk Live, providing you with fresh, pro-liberty content 7 days a week on more than 180 radio stations across the country. WHAT'S RUSTLING MY JIMMIES I am thankful that I live in a country that gives me at least some semblance of free speech, and I take advantage of this every chance I get. I sit here and do a podcast every week basically calling for the death of government in all forms, and I have never been threatened or punished in any way for it. I also use my freedom of speech to not stand for the Pledge of Allegiance and the national anthem every time I am surrounded by people who stand for them. I can do that because, compared to people in many areas of the world, I am relatively free. That is not to say I am free. It is to say I am freer than people in say Iran or North Korea. Trust me, I would not be doing this show if I were in Iran or North Korea. Call me a coward, but I have a family to live for. However, even in this country, where we are supposedly free to say what we want and express our opinions how we choose, that is not close to being the case in all circumstances. Take the case of India Landry in a Houston, TX area high school. Last year, she was sent home from school for refusing to stand during the Pledge of Slavery... oh, sorry, I mean the Pledge of Allegiance. The principal told India's mother that, "she can't come to my school if she won't stand for the pledge." WHAT'S IN THE NEWS In killer cop update news, Amber Guyger, the Dallas police officer who faces a manslaughter charge in the shooting death of Botham Jean, has been fired, the Police Department announced. In my old stomping ground news, the legal team at Facebook has fired off a letter to the Memphis Police Department. The social media giant says MPD needs to stop creating fake accounts to monitor citizens. In cannabis news, marijuana arrests are rising in the U.S., even as more states legalize cannabis. There is now an average of one marijuana bust roughly every 48 seconds, according to a new FBI report. In government theft news, the federal government could soon pay more in interest on its debt than it spends on the military, Medicaid or children's programs. In disaster relief news, a North Carolina woman was arrested after 27 dogs and cats she took in during Hurricane Florence were confiscated from her shelter, investigators revealed. In a Cody Wilson update, Defense Distributed announced that founder Cody Wilson had resigned from the company. AND YET ANOTHER BAD COP Zachary Wester, a 26-year-old Jackson County Florida deputy has been getting many complaints, so much so that the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (the FDLE) opened an investigation Aug. 1. The probe is ongoing, and no charges have been filed yet. The allegations are that Wester was pulling over drivers — some with records, many unable to afford their own lawyers — and planting drugs in their cars before hauling them to jail. A number of the encounters were captured on Wester's own body camera, but it's unclear how many. As the investigation unfolded, FDLE investigators briefed State Attorney Glenn Hess of the 14th Judicial Circuit. He was shown body camera footage in which Wester can be seen holding what appears to be a baggie in his hand before starting a search. Hess said, “I saw a video and I saw still photographs that caused me to do a whole lot of things that state attorneys usually don't do." Over recent days, a torrent of motions filed by Hess and Public Defender Mark Sims have been filed in Jackson Circuit Court. Charges have been dropped in at least 48 cases that were initiated by Wester or hinged on his testimony.
On September 2, 2010, Deputy Jeremy Banks of the St. Johns Sheriff's Office in Florida found his girlfriend, Michelle O'Connell, dead from a gunshot wound. He was allegedly standing outside the room when she shot herself with his duty firearm. Ignoring the obvious conflicts of interest, Sheriff David Shoar handled the case internally, which potentially compromised the entire investigation.
Son accused of bludgeoning mother with ax in Orlando; Arrest made in Tampa serial killings; Nelson Serrano executes four people inside factory building in Bartow then hides in Ecuador. Special guests: Retired Florida Department of Law Enforcement investigator Tommy Ray, Lakeland Ledger legal reporter Suzie Schottelkotte
It has been over 4 years since Sheena died and finally a Florida Law Enforcement agency interviews the main suspect, Joe Genoese. We will we listen to the main suspect in his first and only official interview by Art Brown and the FDLE. Listen as we show multiple times, the FDLE could have questioned Genoese … Continue reading Sheena Morris Ep 6 – The FDLE Investigation Pt II →
We examine the official findings from the FDLE in the death of Sheena Morris. This report was submitted in the wake of the national attention Sheena’s case received. It picks up on Oct 31, 2013; it has been a year since the Dr. Phil Show aired Sheena’s episode and Genoese’s failed polygraph test was seen … Continue reading Sheena Morris Ep 5 – The FDLE Investigation Pt I →
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INTRO - Weather's "wild & windy" in Saint Augustine 24min - THREE autopsies? NO TRIAL Murder weapon WIPED CLEAN ( by the dying mother ) 27min - Congress allots over $160 Billion dollars to fight "FALSE" news, Dr. Phil Show - 100% STATE CERTIFIED "TRUE NEWS" PROGRAM 29min - #DTS, Sherriff's dept GHOST edit? CLIP & ECHO (x2) 30min - FDLE, "the COPS" ( echo blip ) "hiding behind lawyers" https://duckduckgo.com/?q=fdle SJSL - Saint John's County Sheriff's Office 31min - TRUMP seeks vote in Florida, Sheriff Shoar 34min - Showers in the yard, screams in the night, Amanda reads an article "Two Gunshots on a Summer's Night." Walt (BLOG) NEW YORK TIMES November 23rd, 2013 A Death in St. Austine PBS Frontline ( produced in conjunction with NYT article ) ACTIVE CENSORSHIP? 37min - COPS in St. Augustine ( it's a FAMILY AFAIR ) 39min - "Special" investigator appointed by FLORIDA GOVERNOR RICK SCOTT 44min - Obama's recent ICANN "handover", copyright, FAIR USE etc. 45min - Domestic Violence ( from ALL sides ), alcohol & "spirits" 50min - Pirate Mary notes Florida's Peoples Grand Juries World's convenient ( overly exaggerated ) "suicide" rates 53min - Behind the Blue Wall ( BLOG ), #STEROIDS, BEST "drugs", illicit evidence room stashes & "booty", GOOD vs. "BAD" cops? fratenity and brotherhood 55min - Florida's "drug" testing laws, "Nobody will try a cop!" 1hr3min - You-tube chat comments including: Barwhores vs. LOCAL GRAND JURIES & so-called "agents" of the Crown? MANTAIENS LE DROIT, FREE JOHN FORD https://duckduckgo.com/?q=maintiens+le+droit https://duckduckgo.com/?q=maintiens+le+droit+english+translation 1hr5min - @Punkster, Joe Emanon, Strawman legal "fiction" 1hr7min - Ship's articles, Amanda reads MORE ..... 1hr8min - "We have PROOF of what we claim." "Potential evidence" 1hr13min - Private autopsy = $15,000 1hr16min - Bruce A57 1hrmin - Rusty Rodgers #FDLE 1hr19min - Bragging in a BAR ????? 1hr20min - Governor Rick Scott, w/ #CHALLENGE 2 President elect Trump "This is VERY political" #DTS 1hr23min - Reddit petition w/ OVER 500,000 open supporters 1hr25min - Debrah Manyard on FACEBOOK, voting irregularities, SHAM, JUICED cops, COKE etc, stress, anger management issues, lack of diplomacy 1hr29min - Operation Mockingbird, #Hashtags, Campaigns 1hr30min - Legal fiction, strawman, LEGAL vs. JUSTICE "system" vested interests, #FREEMASONRY ????? Prison STRIKES, SLAVES & CHINA labor competition; #levelling 1hr35min - Wolf's Head Inn or Howling Wolf? Which one's got the best ale & wenches? Pirate Larry: "It's a little more uppercrust." Amanda's MINDS Channel, ART logo design w/ BOOSTER POINTS "i have SO MANY ways to WIN." Quarter Mistress Amanda #LANDMINES STREAMING LIVE EVERY WEEK! #Friday 8 PM PST - #Vancouver, #LA, #Seattle #Saturday 1 PM - #Tokyo and #Seoul, 5 AM #Amsterdam #Barcelona http://tunein.com/user/pirate1radio https://plus.google.com/u/0/communities/110662250281593830655 Looking to have your voice heard? Got a story you think the world needs to know more about? Something the #MSM has largely ignored? Politics, religion, pop culture, health, activism, lifestyle & the paranormal; pretty much ANYTHING goes. The more fascinating, pressing, & intriguing the better. Yaaarrrrrrrrrrggghhhhh !!!!! Calling ALL #CREATIVE #web, #merch, #marketing, #engineering, #promo, #blogging, #ART, #podcasters & #virtual #crypto #currency #network #developers; plus ANY random number of OTHER potentially #valuable applicable and #instrumental skill sets. Only 3-4 hours per month of #dedicated #volunteer #investment time to become part of PRPN's core crew of #BOLD #BOOTY #buckos Together, we're making the #DREAM come alive ..... http://space-pirate-radio.podomatic.com/ https://www.minds.com/PirateRadioNetwork https://www.minds.com/groups/profile/529176318323990528/PRPN https://www.facebook.com/groups/PRPN1/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/FANN1/ https://twitter.com/PRPNetwork1 https://twitter.com/JaphyRyder32 https://twitter.com/pirate_larry
Special Guests and White House Boys, Roger Dean Kiser and Andrew Puel - The truth behind the 2010 Florida Department of Law Enforcement investigative report on the molestations, rapes, murders and bloody abuses occurring at the Florida Industrial School for Boys at Marianna and Oakeechobee. This story is more about a feeling of desperation than it is about the actual beating(s) itself. The pain a child feels when being degraded and made to feel that one is totally worthless; that they are all alone and totally helpless is a very difficult feeling to express. It is a feeling that is never forgotten. The men, when telling their stories of abuse, try to express those feelings in more of a physical manner, a manner in which others might be able to somewhat comprehend their pain as well as their sorrow.
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