Caitlin Burchill, an NBC Connecticut Consumer Investigator, joins us to dive into the documentary Traces of Doubt and the controversies surrounding renowned forensic expert Dr. Henry Lee. In this episode, Caitlin shares insights from her work as a crime reporter, discussing the challenges of uncovering truth in crime reporting and the impact of Dr. Lee's findings on high-profile cases. We explore the realities behind crime stories, how the media approaches criminal investigations, and the questions raised by Traces of Doubt.

Matt Wagner shares his journey of founding his own motorcycle club, gaining recognition from the Outcast MC, and facing an intense law enforcement raid. In this episode, Matt talks about building his club, the steps he took to earn respect in the biker world, and the events that led to a high-stakes raid. He offers insights into the biker lifestyle, the rules of the road, and his encounters with law enforcement

Hank Carisio shares his story of going from a hockey star to a life of crime that eventually led him to prison. In this episode, Hank talks about his transition from the ice rink to robbing houses, the experiences that led him down this path, and what he’s learned since. He provides insight into the challenges he faced, the decisions that brought him to prison, and his journey toward making better choices.

Victor Abraham shares his powerful story of being wrongfully accused and framed for robbery by NYPD detectives, leading to his time at Rikers Island. In this episode, Victor discusses the events that led to his arrest, the challenges he faced while fighting the charges, and his journey to clear his name. After winning at trial, Victor now has a lawsuit pending against the NYPD, seeking justice for the corruption that turned his life upside down

Jeffrey Feller shares his journey from being an inmate at Rikers Island due to a misunderstanding to building a career as a cop, Air Marshal, federal agent, and eventually starting his own private investigation business. In this episode, Jeff talks about his experience at Rikers, the turning points that set him on a new path, and his work in federal corrections and law enforcement. He provides insight into overcoming challenges, navigating misconceptions, and finding resilience