Steven Ellis

Plastic Paddy

A podcast on gangland, spies, conspiracies, and ufos

Author

Steven Ellis

Category

True Crime

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Latest episode

Jun 18, 2026

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Episodes

Howard Rubin: Wall Streets Dark Secret 29.09.2025

Wall Street called him a genius. The markets called him a shark. But prosecutors say Howard Rubin — once a powerful Salomon Brothers and Bear Stearns trader — was hiding a secret life that spiraled into horror.

Drones In The Shadows: Copenhagen and Beyond 26.09.2025

This week, airports in Denmark—including Copenhagen and Aalborg—were shut down after mysterious drones were spotted in restricted airspace. Flights grounded, passengers stranded, and governments on high alert. But here’s the bigger question: who is behind these incursions? And what do they tell us about the changing face of hybrid warfare?

The Davis-Wilson Memo: The Admiral, The Scientist, and the UFO Memo 26.09.2025

In the world of UFOs and government secrecy, some documents come and go like passing shadows. They’re dismissed, debunked, or forgotten. But then there are those rare files that won’t die. The ones that ignite a firestorm, split the community, and linger for decades, unanswered.

The Ryan Brothers: The RIRA Shadow War With Dublins Underworld 25.09.2025

Dublin in the early 2000s was a city of contradictions. On the surface, Ireland was thriving. The Celtic Tiger years had transformed the capital into a modern, prosperous hub filled with new money, booming construction, and a sense of optimism after decades of conflict in the North. The Good Friday Agreement of 1998 had largely silenced the guns of the Provisional IRA, ushering in a fragile but ho...

Montreals Criminal Underworld: The Rise and Fall of the Rizzutos 24.09.2025

Montreal has always been a city of contradictions. To the world, it is a jewel of North America—an island of cobblestone streets and jazz festivals, European architecture, and a culture that blends French charm with immigrant resilience. But beneath that surface lies another Montreal, one whispered about in smoky cafés and splashed across newspaper headlines in blood-red ink.

The Fox and the Fire: How A Swedish Gang Leader Sparked a Global Crisis 22.09.2025

The sounds of gunfire and explosions have become a normal, but disturbing, part of life in Sweden. For years, the country has struggled with growing gang violence, but a big change has recently transformed the conflict. The fights are no longer just between criminals; they have now hurt innocent families, which is a new and shocking thing. This new era of bloodshed is largely because of the Foxtro...

The Ghost In The Abyss: Unveiling the Northrop Grumman Manta Ray 22.09.2025

The vast, unseen world beneath the ocean's surface is a frontier of immense strategic importance. It is a domain of crushing pressure, utter darkness, and a silence broken only by the whispers of marine life and the hum of machinery. For decades, the ability to operate effectively in this deep-sea environment has been the exclusive domain of powerful, crewed submarines—leviathans of steel and adva...

Bob Lazar: A Story of Science, Secrecy, and a Modern Myth 20.09.2025

In the late 1980s, the American public was captivated by a set of extraordinary claims that seemed to merge the world of covert government projects with the fantastical possibilities of extraterrestrial life. The narrative began with a man named Bob Lazar, who stepped out of the shadows and, through a series of televised interviews with Las Vegas investigative reporter George Knapp, revealed a sto...

The Shadow of Grozny: The Life and Power of Adam Delimkhanov 20.09.2025

Adam Delimkhanov is a figure who embodies the complex and often brutal reality of modern Chechnya. He is, on one hand, a high-ranking Russian politician, a decorated military hero, and an official representative of the Chechen Republic in Moscow. On the other, he is an alleged international crime figure and the primary enforcer for Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov.

The Desert Takedown: A New Chapter In Scotlands Underground War 18.09.2025

In the early hours of a Tuesday morning, a dramatic raid unfolded in the heart of Dubai, signaling a major turning point in the global fight against organized crime. Law enforcement officers descended upon a group of Scots gangsters who had, for years, used the city's opulent facade as a sanctuary from the law.

The Developing Story of the Body in D4VD’s Car 18.09.2025

The peaceful, winding streets of the Hollywood Hills are typically associated with luxury and celebrity, a world far removed from the grim realities of crime. Yet, in September 2025, a seemingly ordinary street in this upscale neighborhood became the unlikely stage for a gruesome discovery.

The Last Reign of “The Don”: The Rise And Fall of Eamon Dunne 18.09.2025

The scene on the night of April 23, 2010, was one of shocking and swift violence. It was a friend's birthday party at the Fassaugh House pub in Cabra, a crowded venue filled with the sound of celebration. In the midst of this festive atmosphere sat Eamon Dunne, a figure of immense power and fear in Dublin's criminal underworld.

Zero Point: A Chronicle of Hidden Science, Hidden Power, and Unlocking The Impossible 16.09.2025

The search for a secret antigravity technology begins in a remote and desolate landscape: the California desert. The author, a defense reporter for Jane's Defence Weekly, ventured into this empty expanse to visit the crash site of a secret military aircraft that had gone down a decade earlier. Guiding him was a Sheriff's Deputy named Amelia Lopez, a law student who had witnessed the crash in 1986....

The Fugitive: The Hunt For Rabih “Robby” Alkhalil 13.09.2025

On a quiet evening in the summer, something incredible happened at a high-security jail in Port Coquitlam, British Columbia. A convicted killer named Rabih "Robby" Alkhalil, who was one of Canada's most wanted criminals, simply vanished. This wasn't a lucky escape; it was a carefully planned jailbreak that left police and jail staff in shock.

The Oversight Files: Diving Into UAP Hearings 11.09.2025

The United States Congress recently hosted a series of hearings on Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena, or UAPs, a topic that has historically been relegated to the fringes of public discussion.

Tom Alexandrovich: An Arrest, A Disputed Release, and a Legal Puzzle 09.09.2025

This is the story of Tom Artiom Alexandrovich, a high-ranking Israeli government official whose arrest in the United States started a major international incident. He was caught in a routine police operation in Las Vegas but was then allowed to leave the country. His quick departure, while facing serious charges, has raised many questions and created a public argument between different US governme...

The Man Who Shared A Office With Daniel Kinahan: The Story of Thomas Oye aka Thomas Stray 04.09.2025

The story of Thomas Øye, who is now known as Thomas Stray, is a powerful one about a person who fell from great heights and then rebuilt his life in a completely new way. It's a tale that starts in the fast-paced world of Norwegian finance in the 1990s, where he was seen as a young financial genius, and ends in the rich, sunny city of Dubai.

Martin “Marlo” Hyland and the Dublin Gangland Succession 03.09.2025

On a cold morning in December 2006, a brutal and well-planned killing shook Dublin's criminal world to its core. In a home in Scribblestown Park, Finglas, two men were shot dead. One was Martin "Marlo" Hyland, a major gang boss who was killed as he slept. The other was Anthony Campbell, a 20-year-old apprentice plumber who was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time, an innocent person silence...

The Great Escapes: Inside the IRA’s Audacious Prison Escapes 03.09.2025

we begin a journey into some of the most dramatic and audacious events of the Northern Ireland conflict, a period spanning the late 1960s to the late 1990s and known to history as The Troubles. These were not just simple bids for freedom, but carefully planned and executed operations that served as a powerful tool of propaganda and a major morale boost for the Provisional Irish Republican Army, or...

The Eglin UAP Incident: An Unexplained Encounter and the Battle for Transparency 02.09.2025

Imagine a quiet, sunny day in late January 2023. A U.S. Air Force fighter pilot is on a training flight over the vast, open waters of the Gulf of Mexico, a well-known military testing area near Eglin Air Force Base in Florida. Suddenly, the pilot's radar screen lights up with a surprising sight: not a single, random object, but four distinct shapes flying together in a precise diamond formation. T...

When the Digital Mirage Collides with the Cartel 01.09.2025

In the digital age, a new form of celebrity has emerged. The social media influencer crafts a life of glamour and aspiration, presenting a meticulously curated image to the world. It is a performance of perfection, a brand built on visibility and connection. Yet, in contemporary Mexico, this polished virtual world is colliding with a brutal, authentic reality.

The Shadow Vanguard: Unmasking GRU Unit 29155 and the New Era of Covert Warfare 30.08.2025

The world's public consciousness became acutely aware of Russia's most secretive intelligence unit, GRU Unit 29155, not through a formal geopolitical summit or a classified intelligence report, but through a chilling and public event: the collapse of a former Russian spy and his daughter on a park bench in Salisbury, England. The 2018 Novichok nerve agent poisoning of Sergei and Yulia Skripal expo...

The Digital Ghost: When The Sinaloa Cartel Hacked the FBI to Hunt Its Own Sources 28.08.2025

The air in Mexico City is a constant current of motion, a blend of traffic, conversation, and the hum of a metropolis that never truly sleeps. At its heart stands the imposing U.S. Embassy, a fortress of diplomacy and intelligence, designed to project an image of security and American authority.

Corduff Shooting 27.08.2025

The afternoon of Tuesday, August 26, 2025, near the Corduff Shopping Centre in Dublin 15, began like any other, with residents going about their daily routines. But the calm was violently shattered at approximately 4:40 pm by the sound of gunfire.

The Kingpins Reign and Ruin: The Life and Crimes of Jose “Fito” Macias 27.08.2025

On a seemingly ordinary day in January 2024, the nation of Ecuador was thrust into a state of "internal armed conflict". This declaration, an extraordinary measure of last resort, was a direct consequence of a single, pivotal event: the disappearance of José Adolfo Macías Villamar, the country’s most notorious gang leader.

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