March 1, 2025 • 15 mins
George Noory and UFO researcher Earl Grey Anderson explore his mother's story of working at an underground military base with scientists using alien technology, how she said the movie Star Wars was closer to the truth than anyone would believe, and his own frightening encounter with a UFO.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Now here's a highlight from Coast to Coast AM on
iHeartRadio and.
Speaker 2 (00:05):
Welcome back to George Nory with Earl Gray Anderson. We
are with him is the director of Southern California's mutual
uphone network. Earle, did your mother ever tell you what
she thought was going on underground with those scientists?
Speaker 3 (00:19):
You know, she didn't really say. She said that it
was top secret, you know, stuff that they were working
on down there, you know, I mean, And I got
a little lecture from her after the parent teacher conference.
She said that if you talk about this, I could
go to prisons. And I mean she was very emphatic
(00:42):
about that. And again I didn't know that. Other kids, well,
she said, you know that people you know, how did
you remember that? And you were just a baby, and
she said, you can't ever talk about that. Again. People
don't know about little cities under the desert, and they
certainly we don't know about intelligent life in the universe.
(01:04):
And as the years went by, you know, I mean,
I pick up little clues. When Look magazine came out
with the Betty and Barney Hills story, Yes, my mom
my aunt brought over the Look that that issue of look,
and we heard sort of a heated argument going on
in the kitchen, my cousins and I and we snuck
(01:27):
up to the screen door and we heard the conversation.
My aunt wanted to know what my mom thought, you know,
and my mom said, from what I know and what
I've learned, I believe that this story is probably true.
And you know that I remember standing there and just
sort of feeling the willies for the first time in
(01:48):
my life. You know. I would think of wife and
outer space, and you know, the great Kazoo from the
Flintstones would come to mind as a kid, you know.
Speaker 2 (02:00):
So.
Speaker 3 (02:00):
But and something else that struck me is when Werner
von Braun would come on to a Wonderful World of
Disney show, my mom would kind of get excited and
once she said, that's my friend Werner. He used to
call me Betty Gray apparently. I guess maybe she worked
with him. I know that he was stationed over at
(02:23):
White Stands, but I think that they have a lot
of these facilities. I've spoken with a lot of people
about this. I heard somebody else's story just recently who
just through synchronicity, was able to get a hold of
me and her father had a very similar story to
my mom's. And I know why they called it the city. Now,
(02:45):
apparently in this facility, I mean he mentioned a shack.
That was the word my mom used in the middle
of nowhere in the desert.
Speaker 2 (02:52):
It's not like a fifty two.
Speaker 3 (02:55):
I don't know, but they said that they She said
that they'd name all the different tunnels after different streets
in New York, and they would give you an address
and the number would be the door that they were
supposed to take you to, and the guys driving in
the little golf buggies would take you to the proper
door and then they would let you out, and you
(03:17):
were sort of on your own cognition. You'd have to
walk up a staircase. In her father's story, and he
apparently he and another engineer were sent out to this facility.
They climbed the staircase to this door. They opened it
up and there was a cat walk, and I guess
the guy that was with him fainted on the spot.
(03:37):
Her father, he didn't think and he wouldn't tell her
what it was. My friend Dan Harrari, his father worked
in the Department of Defense working on on drones, had
different sorts of propulsion systems and we're used to And
you know, Dan said that his father it was the
(03:59):
same story. His mom told him about it, that they
sent him out to a in his case at Air
Force Base. They took him to an underground facility and
they showed him something that changed his life. He came home.
Why does a ghost What did they show him that?
I don't know, Maybe a craft, maybe bodies, maybe both.
That's hypothetical on my part, but it seems like there
(04:23):
is this this story that it's funny. You know, all
these our parents they took you know, the security os,
and they didn't go public with it. But I guess
that probably a lot of them couldn't. I couldn't keep
themselves from telling their kids or their grandkids. So I
(04:43):
think that the UFOs are going to be this disclosure
is probably going to happen through this, you know, the
next generation.
Speaker 2 (04:53):
You think it'll lappen though, I think that.
Speaker 3 (04:57):
I think we are disclosure, and I think that that
the pressures are so great now. I don't think they're
going to be able to tell the public or they're
going to really drag a feed on things like visitation
and abduction and things like that. But I think they're
going to have to give the public the core story.
It's already out there and there's such interest, and the
(05:18):
attitude has changed. I mean, I teach a course in
ufology and it's a credited course that I teach with
a PhD. Over at Otis College of Art and Design,
Yere next to Lax Airport. I don't think that would
have happened ten years ago, but attitudes have changed, and
it's a very interesting time that we live in.
Speaker 2 (05:40):
Well, when your mother was passing away in nineteen ninety nine,
was she able to share anything else with you, any
kind of confession.
Speaker 3 (05:48):
She doubled down on the fact that she had done
what she said that she did, and she was still
working as a headhunter for Northrope and all those companies.
She did that right up to the end. When she
did really tell me more was after I took her
to see Star Wars in nineteen seventy seven. For some reason,
(06:09):
it got her talking and she said, Son, you have
no idea how close to the truth this film was.
Star Wars is not far fetched, she said, the different beings,
a different craft. It's really like that. But they're never
going to tell the public. And so that was probably
the most detailed talk that we had about this. I
(06:34):
tried to get her to talk about Bob Bazar. That was,
you know, literally on her death bed at that time.
I heard the story.
Speaker 2 (06:41):
And how was she when she died? Sixty?
Speaker 3 (06:43):
Is she? My mom was seventy four when she passed away.
Speaker 2 (06:51):
Now there's a story of a Katie.
Speaker 3 (06:52):
Page right, Why your friend Katie?
Speaker 2 (06:57):
What do we know about this that she?
Speaker 3 (06:59):
Well, Katie has you know, she she has been studying
this site. It's an old ranch that belonged to Howard
Hughes called Mount Wilson Ranch. It's in Nevada, and the
I'm not sure how many acres you would have to
talk to, would talk with her, but she'd be a
(07:20):
good guest for you.
Speaker 1 (07:22):
But she.
Speaker 3 (07:25):
They found a this or what looks like they crashed
crushed down purposely a bunker or something that was there.
And there was an area that that bunker that they
had intentionally messed up, that had cement poured in this
square that would be just about the right size for
(07:45):
an elevator. And they found another pit that was nearby
where they found pieces of things like like it looked
like you know, golf buggies really ornate lighting fixtures and
things like that, and this stuff had all been buried over.
And so Katie and I were actually speaking on a
(08:05):
panel at Contact in the Desert and I was telling
the story I just told you, and she said that
she almost ran over to be on stage. You know,
it was just the moment of synchronicity. So we think
that there may be you know, that might actually possibly
be one of the entrances to this massive underground complex
(08:28):
that's out there.
Speaker 2 (08:29):
How big do you think it was?
Speaker 3 (08:32):
You know, I think at this point, I think they're interconnected,
and I wouldn't be surprised if you know, there's there.
I mean, my mom called it a city, and she
meant that, and they named the streets after streets in
New York apparently, so it must have been huge. But
she said that there are a lot of people down there,
and this is back in the mid fifties, so what
(08:56):
would they have now.
Speaker 2 (08:57):
For goodness sakes, as you got old or all, your
interest in UFOs probably accelerated, didn't it.
Speaker 3 (09:05):
Yes, when my mom passed away, there was no chance
of me getting the golden ticket from her again. And
I read a lot of literature, you know, a few
books and stuff. And I watched a lot of TV
shows about UFOs, and you know, they would contradict each other.
And I decided that the only way that I could
really find out would be to put my own hand
(09:28):
to it, and that way I would know that this was, yeah,
I was doing an honest job and not looking for
you know, not settling for sizzle instead of mistake, so
to speak. And I heard about mof On. I I
think it was through the Hair one show. Actually there
was a later on. It was two thousand and fourteen
(09:50):
that I first contacted Moufon. And I love the fact
that any civilian it's an all volunteer organization that they
use as close to the scientific method as possible. They
have very very high standards, and it just looked like
that was the right group to join. That you get
(10:13):
a case load, it's a field investigator, and you get
to investigate this phenomenon for yourself. And at this point,
I think I'm on case one thousand and fifty or
something like that. I've got a great team that I've
trained myself and my chief investigator. I think you've got
(10:33):
fourteen fifteen field investigators now, and I would trust any
one of them to go out on a case and
to treat it with the highest respect and due due diligence.
Speaker 2 (10:44):
Now, these thousand cases, are these a thousand cases since
you joined moufan?
Speaker 3 (10:50):
Yeah, those are just my cases. I mean, I was
very busy. You followist twin. I grew myself at this
and I told my state director at that time, and
Jeff Kraus, he was my original mentor, great guy, and
I told him, I said, hey, I want you to
pile these cases on me. I'm going to treat this
(11:11):
like a full time job, even though I was still working.
I was still working as a nurse at that point.
Now I'm retired. I really am doing this full time.
But I worked really hard. This has been the greatest
question mark. It's like a fifty foot question mark. It's
been hanging over my head all of my life. And
(11:32):
I feel like I've made headway. I feel like I
understand a lot of this phenomenon. It seems like little
bits of the puzzle they just keep almost assembling themselves.
And I've also found that this phenomena is personal that
a few poke at it pokes back. I've had a
(11:54):
couple of very very interesting, kind of mind blowing and
even scary at first, personal experiences with this phenomenon, and
I know it's real. I personally, I don't need this closure.
I already know, but I think that people deserve, everybody
else deserves to know this. That you shouldn't have to
(12:15):
go through all the hoops that I did to know
something like this. It's one of those three great eternal questions.
You know what happens when I die? Is there a God?
And are we alone in the universe? I can tell
everybody out there, we are absolutely not alone. I know
this for a fact.
Speaker 2 (12:33):
Tell us about this visitation that you experienced, Well, that
was the phenomena.
Speaker 3 (12:40):
Poking back is what it was. I was feeling kind
of cocky. I think I had maybe thirty cases or
something under my belt then with moufon for about six months,
and I went up after closing a case. I think
it was it was a mile hour balloon that somebody saw.
Was it a UFO? Sadly h and my wife was
(13:02):
already asleep. It's kind of late at night. I was
shuffling pillows behind my back and I was just kind
of lying back and our room starts filling with this
blue light. It was getting brighter, but it had sort
of almost like a narcoticizing element to it. Instead of
(13:22):
questioning it like I would normally do. I'm an inquisitive person,
a scientific person, I just sort of leaned back into it.
I felt happy and calm, and long story short, I
mean I experienced the Odds effect where sounds became muffled.
(13:43):
You couldn't hear external sounds. We had crickets and the raptors,
and hear crickets. I couldn't hear street noises. And this
was a burbank, California. It wasn't a rural area. It
was across from the old Chandler bike ap there they
still have. Yeah, absolutely, Well. Anyhow, beings came into my room.
(14:07):
I couldn't move a muscle and they opened up what
I guess what you would call a portal for lack
of better terminology, or Einstein rosenbridge somehow or another. They
came through this opening in space. It wasn't through the wall.
It came out of this opening. And I was scared.
(14:30):
I was trying to communicate with them. I was familiar enough,
you know, I'd read Bud Hopkins and such. I was
trying to communicate with them. They weren't communicating back. They
were all business four foot tall. It was your proverbial
gray with the black eyes. They didn't seem to walk
up to my bed. They seemed almost to float up
(14:51):
to the bed, like a millimeter off of the carpet.
To the best of my knowledge, I think that they
took blood. I know they took energy. I felt like
I was going to pass out. I felt like it
was blood they were taking, and I thought that I
was going to be one of those cows that they
find alongside of the world.
Speaker 2 (15:10):
With no blood.
Speaker 1 (15:11):
Listen to more Coast to Coast AM every weeknight at
one a m. Eastern and go to Coast to coastam
dot com for more
Now here's a highlight from Coast to Coast AM on
iHeartRadio and.
Speaker 2 (00:05):
Welcome back to George Nory with Earl Gray Anderson. We
are with him is the director of Southern California's mutual
uphone network. Earle, did your mother ever tell you what
she thought was going on underground with those scientists?
Speaker 3 (00:19):
You know, she didn't really say. She said that it
was top secret, you know, stuff that they were working
on down there, you know, I mean, And I got
a little lecture from her after the parent teacher conference.
She said that if you talk about this, I could
go to prisons. And I mean she was very emphatic
(00:42):
about that. And again I didn't know that. Other kids, well,
she said, you know that people you know, how did
you remember that? And you were just a baby, and
she said, you can't ever talk about that. Again. People
don't know about little cities under the desert, and they
certainly we don't know about intelligent life in the universe.
(01:04):
And as the years went by, you know, I mean,
I pick up little clues. When Look magazine came out
with the Betty and Barney Hills story, Yes, my mom
my aunt brought over the Look that that issue of look,
and we heard sort of a heated argument going on
in the kitchen, my cousins and I and we snuck
(01:27):
up to the screen door and we heard the conversation.
My aunt wanted to know what my mom thought, you know,
and my mom said, from what I know and what
I've learned, I believe that this story is probably true.
And you know that I remember standing there and just
sort of feeling the willies for the first time in
(01:48):
my life. You know. I would think of wife and
outer space, and you know, the great Kazoo from the
Flintstones would come to mind as a kid, you know.
Speaker 2 (02:00):
So.
Speaker 3 (02:00):
But and something else that struck me is when Werner
von Braun would come on to a Wonderful World of
Disney show, my mom would kind of get excited and
once she said, that's my friend Werner. He used to
call me Betty Gray apparently. I guess maybe she worked
with him. I know that he was stationed over at
(02:23):
White Stands, but I think that they have a lot
of these facilities. I've spoken with a lot of people
about this. I heard somebody else's story just recently who
just through synchronicity, was able to get a hold of
me and her father had a very similar story to
my mom's. And I know why they called it the city. Now,
(02:45):
apparently in this facility, I mean he mentioned a shack.
That was the word my mom used in the middle
of nowhere in the desert.
Speaker 2 (02:52):
It's not like a fifty two.
Speaker 3 (02:55):
I don't know, but they said that they She said
that they'd name all the different tunnels after different streets
in New York, and they would give you an address
and the number would be the door that they were
supposed to take you to, and the guys driving in
the little golf buggies would take you to the proper
door and then they would let you out, and you
(03:17):
were sort of on your own cognition. You'd have to
walk up a staircase. In her father's story, and he
apparently he and another engineer were sent out to this facility.
They climbed the staircase to this door. They opened it
up and there was a cat walk, and I guess
the guy that was with him fainted on the spot.
(03:37):
Her father, he didn't think and he wouldn't tell her
what it was. My friend Dan Harrari, his father worked
in the Department of Defense working on on drones, had
different sorts of propulsion systems and we're used to And
you know, Dan said that his father it was the
(03:59):
same story. His mom told him about it, that they
sent him out to a in his case at Air
Force Base. They took him to an underground facility and
they showed him something that changed his life. He came home.
Why does a ghost What did they show him that?
I don't know, Maybe a craft, maybe bodies, maybe both.
That's hypothetical on my part, but it seems like there
(04:23):
is this this story that it's funny. You know, all
these our parents they took you know, the security os,
and they didn't go public with it. But I guess
that probably a lot of them couldn't. I couldn't keep
themselves from telling their kids or their grandkids. So I
(04:43):
think that the UFOs are going to be this disclosure
is probably going to happen through this, you know, the
next generation.
Speaker 2 (04:53):
You think it'll lappen though, I think that.
Speaker 3 (04:57):
I think we are disclosure, and I think that that
the pressures are so great now. I don't think they're
going to be able to tell the public or they're
going to really drag a feed on things like visitation
and abduction and things like that. But I think they're
going to have to give the public the core story.
It's already out there and there's such interest, and the
(05:18):
attitude has changed. I mean, I teach a course in
ufology and it's a credited course that I teach with
a PhD. Over at Otis College of Art and Design,
Yere next to Lax Airport. I don't think that would
have happened ten years ago, but attitudes have changed, and
it's a very interesting time that we live in.
Speaker 2 (05:40):
Well, when your mother was passing away in nineteen ninety nine,
was she able to share anything else with you, any
kind of confession.
Speaker 3 (05:48):
She doubled down on the fact that she had done
what she said that she did, and she was still
working as a headhunter for Northrope and all those companies.
She did that right up to the end. When she
did really tell me more was after I took her
to see Star Wars in nineteen seventy seven. For some reason,
(06:09):
it got her talking and she said, Son, you have
no idea how close to the truth this film was.
Star Wars is not far fetched, she said, the different beings,
a different craft. It's really like that. But they're never
going to tell the public. And so that was probably
the most detailed talk that we had about this. I
(06:34):
tried to get her to talk about Bob Bazar. That was,
you know, literally on her death bed at that time.
I heard the story.
Speaker 2 (06:41):
And how was she when she died? Sixty?
Speaker 3 (06:43):
Is she? My mom was seventy four when she passed away.
Speaker 2 (06:51):
Now there's a story of a Katie.
Speaker 3 (06:52):
Page right, Why your friend Katie?
Speaker 2 (06:57):
What do we know about this that she?
Speaker 3 (06:59):
Well, Katie has you know, she she has been studying
this site. It's an old ranch that belonged to Howard
Hughes called Mount Wilson Ranch. It's in Nevada, and the
I'm not sure how many acres you would have to
talk to, would talk with her, but she'd be a
(07:20):
good guest for you.
Speaker 1 (07:22):
But she.
Speaker 3 (07:25):
They found a this or what looks like they crashed
crushed down purposely a bunker or something that was there.
And there was an area that that bunker that they
had intentionally messed up, that had cement poured in this
square that would be just about the right size for
(07:45):
an elevator. And they found another pit that was nearby
where they found pieces of things like like it looked
like you know, golf buggies really ornate lighting fixtures and
things like that, and this stuff had all been buried over.
And so Katie and I were actually speaking on a
(08:05):
panel at Contact in the Desert and I was telling
the story I just told you, and she said that
she almost ran over to be on stage. You know,
it was just the moment of synchronicity. So we think
that there may be you know, that might actually possibly
be one of the entrances to this massive underground complex
(08:28):
that's out there.
Speaker 2 (08:29):
How big do you think it was?
Speaker 3 (08:32):
You know, I think at this point, I think they're interconnected,
and I wouldn't be surprised if you know, there's there.
I mean, my mom called it a city, and she
meant that, and they named the streets after streets in
New York apparently, so it must have been huge. But
she said that there are a lot of people down there,
and this is back in the mid fifties, so what
(08:56):
would they have now.
Speaker 2 (08:57):
For goodness sakes, as you got old or all, your
interest in UFOs probably accelerated, didn't it.
Speaker 3 (09:05):
Yes, when my mom passed away, there was no chance
of me getting the golden ticket from her again. And
I read a lot of literature, you know, a few
books and stuff. And I watched a lot of TV
shows about UFOs, and you know, they would contradict each other.
And I decided that the only way that I could
really find out would be to put my own hand
(09:28):
to it, and that way I would know that this was, yeah,
I was doing an honest job and not looking for
you know, not settling for sizzle instead of mistake, so
to speak. And I heard about mof On. I I
think it was through the Hair one show. Actually there
was a later on. It was two thousand and fourteen
(09:50):
that I first contacted Moufon. And I love the fact
that any civilian it's an all volunteer organization that they
use as close to the scientific method as possible. They
have very very high standards, and it just looked like
that was the right group to join. That you get
(10:13):
a case load, it's a field investigator, and you get
to investigate this phenomenon for yourself. And at this point,
I think I'm on case one thousand and fifty or
something like that. I've got a great team that I've
trained myself and my chief investigator. I think you've got
(10:33):
fourteen fifteen field investigators now, and I would trust any
one of them to go out on a case and
to treat it with the highest respect and due due diligence.
Speaker 2 (10:44):
Now, these thousand cases, are these a thousand cases since
you joined moufan?
Speaker 3 (10:50):
Yeah, those are just my cases. I mean, I was
very busy. You followist twin. I grew myself at this
and I told my state director at that time, and
Jeff Kraus, he was my original mentor, great guy, and
I told him, I said, hey, I want you to
pile these cases on me. I'm going to treat this
(11:11):
like a full time job, even though I was still working.
I was still working as a nurse at that point.
Now I'm retired. I really am doing this full time.
But I worked really hard. This has been the greatest
question mark. It's like a fifty foot question mark. It's
been hanging over my head all of my life. And
(11:32):
I feel like I've made headway. I feel like I
understand a lot of this phenomenon. It seems like little
bits of the puzzle they just keep almost assembling themselves.
And I've also found that this phenomena is personal that
a few poke at it pokes back. I've had a
(11:54):
couple of very very interesting, kind of mind blowing and
even scary at first, personal experiences with this phenomenon, and
I know it's real. I personally, I don't need this closure.
I already know, but I think that people deserve, everybody
else deserves to know this. That you shouldn't have to
(12:15):
go through all the hoops that I did to know
something like this. It's one of those three great eternal questions.
You know what happens when I die? Is there a God?
And are we alone in the universe? I can tell
everybody out there, we are absolutely not alone. I know
this for a fact.
Speaker 2 (12:33):
Tell us about this visitation that you experienced, Well, that
was the phenomena.
Speaker 3 (12:40):
Poking back is what it was. I was feeling kind
of cocky. I think I had maybe thirty cases or
something under my belt then with moufon for about six months,
and I went up after closing a case. I think
it was it was a mile hour balloon that somebody saw.
Was it a UFO? Sadly h and my wife was
(13:02):
already asleep. It's kind of late at night. I was
shuffling pillows behind my back and I was just kind
of lying back and our room starts filling with this
blue light. It was getting brighter, but it had sort
of almost like a narcoticizing element to it. Instead of
(13:22):
questioning it like I would normally do. I'm an inquisitive person,
a scientific person, I just sort of leaned back into it.
I felt happy and calm, and long story short, I
mean I experienced the Odds effect where sounds became muffled.
(13:43):
You couldn't hear external sounds. We had crickets and the raptors,
and hear crickets. I couldn't hear street noises. And this
was a burbank, California. It wasn't a rural area. It
was across from the old Chandler bike ap there they
still have. Yeah, absolutely, Well. Anyhow, beings came into my room.
(14:07):
I couldn't move a muscle and they opened up what
I guess what you would call a portal for lack
of better terminology, or Einstein rosenbridge somehow or another. They
came through this opening in space. It wasn't through the wall.
It came out of this opening. And I was scared.
(14:30):
I was trying to communicate with them. I was familiar enough,
you know, I'd read Bud Hopkins and such. I was
trying to communicate with them. They weren't communicating back. They
were all business four foot tall. It was your proverbial
gray with the black eyes. They didn't seem to walk
up to my bed. They seemed almost to float up
(14:51):
to the bed, like a millimeter off of the carpet.
To the best of my knowledge, I think that they
took blood. I know they took energy. I felt like
I was going to pass out. I felt like it
was blood they were taking, and I thought that I
was going to be one of those cows that they
find alongside of the world.
Speaker 2 (15:10):
With no blood.
Speaker 1 (15:11):
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Introducing… Aubrey O’Day Diddy’s former protege, television personality, platinum selling music artist, Danity Kane alum Aubrey O’Day joins veteran journalists Amy Robach and TJ Holmes to provide a unique perspective on the trial that has captivated the attention of the nation. Join them throughout the trial as they discuss, debate, and dissect every detail, every aspect of the proceedings. Aubrey will offer her opinions and expertise, as only she is qualified to do given her first-hand knowledge. From her days on Making the Band, as she emerged as the breakout star, the truth of the situation would be the opposite of the glitz and glamour. Listen throughout every minute of the trial, for this exclusive coverage. Amy Robach and TJ Holmes present Aubrey O’Day, Covering the Diddy Trial, an iHeartRadio podcast.
Betrayal: Season 4
Karoline Borega married a man of honor – a respected Colorado Springs Police officer. She knew there would be sacrifices to accommodate her husband’s career. But she had no idea that he was using his badge to fool everyone. This season, we expose a man who swore two sacred oaths—one to his badge, one to his bride—and broke them both. We follow Karoline as she questions everything she thought she knew about her partner of over 20 years. And make sure to check out Seasons 1-3 of Betrayal, along with Betrayal Weekly Season 1.
Crime Junkie
Does hearing about a true crime case always leave you scouring the internet for the truth behind the story? Dive into your next mystery with Crime Junkie. Every Monday, join your host Ashley Flowers as she unravels all the details of infamous and underreported true crime cases with her best friend Brit Prawat. From cold cases to missing persons and heroes in our community who seek justice, Crime Junkie is your destination for theories and stories you won’t hear anywhere else. Whether you're a seasoned true crime enthusiast or new to the genre, you'll find yourself on the edge of your seat awaiting a new episode every Monday. If you can never get enough true crime... Congratulations, you’ve found your people. Follow to join a community of Crime Junkies! Crime Junkie is presented by audiochuck Media Company.