The True Crime Podcaster

He helped Comverse rise to rapid success. But as we have seen so many times, not all is as it appeared. Hear how his fraudulent figures landed him in trouble with the law and how he fled the country to avoid facing justice.

Christmas is a wonderful time of year. But it's also a time when many are more vulnerable to being scammed. We also thank you for a fantastic 2023!

They quickly rose to a powerhouse in the healthcare industry. But as we have seen many times, reality did not match their inflated and exaggerated numbers.

She rose to stardom with claims of extraordinary psychic and spiritual abilities. But some began to question her authenticity. An investment scam would also land her on the wrong side of justice. Hear her story here!

Today, in a South Carolina courtroom, Alex Murdaugh was sentenced to 27 years in prison for a variety of financial crimes. Hear the latest update here.

In the 1990's, they were a rapidly expanding company. In fact, they had grown to the second largest telecommunications company in the world next to A T & T. But changing technology, new competition, and an accounting scandal would bring the corporate giant to its knees.

The China-based coffee chain quickly skyrocketed in popularity, quickly passing Starbucks in China. But an accounting scam and inflated profit numbers would quickly derail the popular coffee chain. Would they be able to recover from the scandal?

On November 17, 2023, disgraced attorney Alex Murdaugh entered a guilty plea in South Carolina for a variety of financial crimes. Sentencing is set for November 28th.

Pastor Preston Foster joins us again to discuss the dangers of gree from a spiritual as well as legal standpoint.

A judge once called her one of the most evil people she'd ever encountered in her courtroom. Sante would commit fraud, arson, and even murder in her lustful pursuit of property and power. Accompanied by her son, their strange and bizarre relationship would make them a deadly duo and a threat to anyone who crossed their path.

He began scamming at a young age and only got more creative over time. His story was made into a motion picture, Catch Me If You Can, starring Leonardo Dicaprio. Hear his many wild claims, some of which have been challenged on their validity.

The wait is over! Be part of history and hear the first podcast to feature a famous con man and veteran lawman. It's got humor and helpful information as well. Check out The Conman and The Cop wherever you hear you podcasts!

Whether you or one of your children have aspirations of breaking into the entertainment industry, there are potential scams in the industry you should be aware of. Listen to some of the common scams hopeful stars fall into when trying to enter showbusiness.

An early sneak peak of the upcoming bonus podcast with famous con man Steve Comisar, host of Scam Junkie, and Ryan Horn, a career law enforcement official and host of The White-Collar Crimes Podcast. A first of its kind in podcast history, where a former con artist and law man discuss scams and white-collar crime. Highly entertaining so you won't want to miss this!

Podcaster Matt Motil who hosts the "Cash Flow King" podcast was recently charged with running an $11 million dollar Ponzi Scheme. Hear what's being alleged in what appears to be a textbook Ponzi Scheme.

Though his case is not as well known as Madoff, Allen Stanford managed to pull off an 8 billion dollar Ponzi Scheme. Hear how he did this using classic Ponzi Scheme methods.

Check this out! Three big developments going on with the podcast!

On September 20, 2023, disgraced attorney Alex Murdaugh entered a guilty plea in federal court for a variety of financial crimes. Hear the updated details.

He toured the country telling the media and the nation of his experience interviewing serial killers. He was able to brand himself "France's Serial Killer Expert." But it was all fabricated and soon his lies would be exposed.

We recently did an episode on Steve Comisar, famous for many scams including the "solar clothesline" scam in the 1980s. Now, we are joined by the "Don of Con". Hear him explain past frauds as well as his current efforts to educate the public on potential scams.

He built a powerful accounting firm and had A-list clients including Sylvester Stallone and Al Pacino. But greed and dishonesty would bring him down.

I was recently contacted by Steve Comisar, the clothesline scammer from the 1980s. We recently did a podcast on him and he reached out to me. Had a very nice conversation with him and am very excited to have him on as a guest soon! You'll hear a perspective from one that has committed white-collar crimes in the past and his current efforts to educate the public on the subject. Check out his podcas...

Are white-collar crimes prosecuted as frequently as street crimes? Are white-collar criminals sentenced as harshly as street criminals? We will take a look at what the data says as well as where the trends may be headed.

Hollywood is not where you'd expect to see a $650 million dollar Ponzi Scheme. But that is exactly what happened when Zachary Horowitz, a young small-time actor from Ft. Wayne, Indiana, moved to Hollywood to pursuit fame and fortune. He fashioned himself a Hollywood success story and fooled 250 investors to finance his phony film scheme. Hear how lives were ruined by his greed and deception.

You may have wondered who coined the term "white-collar crime." The name was coined in 1939 by University of Indiana sociologist, Edwin Sutherland. His work has paved the way to what we now recognize as crimes of greed often committed by powerful elites.