Murph continues his discussion with Rob D'Amico, a 26-year FBI special agent, former Marine, and one of the most battle-tested patriots to ever wear a badge. This episode delivers a gripping, unfiltered look into the world of undercover mafia operations, elite counterterror missions, and the real-life heroism that drives America’s frontline defenders.



226: Part 2: Rob D'Amico – FBI undercover ops and HRT missions with elite military operators

Murph dives deep into the inspiring, high-octane journey of Rob D’Amico, a former FBI agent whose career spans elite military service, undercover infiltrations, and the intense world of the FBI Hostage Rescue Team (HRT). Listen as Rob describe behind-the-scenes moments from working alongside elite military units, offering rare insight into tactical operations, operational discipline, and the mindset needed to stay alive when everything is on the line.

226: Part 1: Rob D'Amico – USMC to FBI undercover chaos to Hostage Rescue Team

Retired FBI Special Agent Jerry Williams takes listeners inside her extraordinary 26-year career—filled with unexpected twists, shocking bureaucratic battles, and unforgettable law enforcement victories. With her signature blend of humor, candor, and grit, Jerry reveals what it really takes to survive and thrive inside one of the world’s most elite investigative agencies.



225: Part 2: Jerri Williams – Fraudsters beware the FBI – Ponzi schemes, embezzlement, telemarketing & more

In this week’s episode of Game of Crimes, host Steve Murphy welcomes the remarkable Jerri Williams, retired FBI agent and creator of the acclaimed podcast FBI Case File Review. With 26+ years inside the Bureau, Jerri pulls back the curtain on the real world of white-collar crime, global travel, cultural surprises, and the surprising dangers hiding behind fraud and corruption investigations.



225: Part 1: Jerri Williams – FBI fraud secrets – A peek behind the curtain

Murph continues talking with Anthony Dyer, former USAF Combat Special Missions Aviator and author of the gripping memoir, “Moon Child: The Roots and Wings of a USAF Combat Special Missions Aviator.” Anthony reveals the philosophy that shaped his life in the aircraft and beyond—what he calls “house money life.” Just like playing with the casino’s money, this mindset frees you to take bold risks, push past fear, and build a legacy worth leaving behind. For combat aviators, these decisions aren’t theoretical—they’re life or death.

224: Part 2: Anthony Dyer – Combat Special Missions Aviator – Risking it all 🇺🇲

Murph welcomes military hero Anthony Dyer, a U.S. Air Force veteran whose inspiring journey captures the dreams, grit, and determination of countless young Americans. Encouraged by his father, a Vietnam-era Air Force veteran, Anthony made a bold choice: he enlisted, chasing opportunity, adventure, and purpose.

Throughout his career, Anthony learned that success isn’t about talent—it’s about repetition, training, and relentless effort. That mindset shaped him into a warrior, a leader, and ultimately, an author.



224: Part 1: Anthony Dyer – From small-town kid to Air Force warrior 🇺🇲

Murph continues with undercover expert Dutch McAlpin to pull back the curtain on one of the most dangerous jobs in law enforcement—going undercover inside violent criminal networks. Dutch shares raw, unfiltered stories from high-risk operations, including tense encounters with cartels, organized crime groups, and traffickers who wouldn’t hesitate to kill an undercover agent caught in the wrong place at the wrong time.

Steve and Dutch dive deep into the mindset and adaptability required to survive undercover work, emphasizing why integrity is the foundation of public trust and why every operation—big or small—carries massive stakes. They discuss the personal costs of a law-enforcement life, the strain on families, and the quiet battles that don’t make headlines.

223: Part 2: Dutch McAlpin – Inside the Cartels – Undercover survival

Murph sits down with Dutch McAlpin, a seasoned law enforcement officer with more than 20 years of boots-on-the-ground experience. Dutch takes us deep inside the world of small-town crime, narcotics investigations, corrections work, and real-life policing, sharing stories that are equal parts humorous, intense, and deeply human.

From his humble beginnings in a small Iowa community to becoming a respected figure in patrol and narcotics enforcement, Dutch reveals the grit, danger, and emotional toll of police work—along with the camaraderie and purpose that keep heroes like him going. He explains how networking, community relationships, and trust can make or break an investigation, and why every cop—big city or small town—faces moments that test their courage, judgment, and resilience.

223: Part 1: Dutch McAlpin – Small town crime chaos – Big time lessons

In this explosive episode, Murph continues his discussion with investigative journalist Katarina Szulc to uncover one of the most powerful tools in the fight against organized crime — following the money.

Katarina dives deep into how targeting financial pipelines has become a crucial strategy in dismantling the power of violent cartels, focusing on CJNG’s operations within the United States. She reveals how money laundering, shell companies, and cross-border financial networks allow criminal organizations to grow stronger, and why cutting off those resources is often more effective than arresting foot soldiers.

222: Part 2: Katarina Szulc – Follow the money – How cartels stay rich 💰

In this gripping episode, Murph sits down with freelance journalist Katarina Szulc, whose fearless reporting has taken her deep into the heart of Mexico’s criminal underworld. From exposing organized crime to uncovering the harrowing realities of human trafficking, Katarina’s work shines a light on some of the darkest corners of our world.

She shares how her passion for storytelling began, the dangers of reporting in hostile environments, and the emotional toll of documenting crimes that few dare to confront. Katarina opens up about the power of integrity in journalism, the moral conflicts of covering corruption, and the courage it takes to stay true to the truth—no matter the cost.

222: Part 1: Katarina Szulc – Inside Mexico's criminal underworld with a freelance journalist 🔥

Hosts Steve Murphy (DEA Narcos on Netflix) and Morgan Wright (State Trooper and Detective) take you inside the most intense and fascinating true crime stories in the world. Real life tales from the most notorious cases everyone knows and some you've probably never heard of (until now) from those who broke the law and those who were sworn to enforce it. Murph and Morgan ask the questions and get into the true stories from the real life players in the biggest game of all -- the Game of Crimes. 

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