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In sunny San Antonio, a diapered spider monkey decided to spice things up. Despite it being illegal to own such a primate in the city, someone had one, and it escaped. This wasn't a casual stroll; the monkey was seen sprinting across rooftops and leaping over fences, giving local residents quite a shock. "Is that...a monkey?" one can imagine them asking. Animal Care Services, probably thinking it was a prank call, responded and man...

The recent murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, allegedly perpetrated by Luigi Mangione, reveals striking ideological parallels with Ted Kaczynski, the Unabomber. Both individuals appear driven by a deep-seated animosity towards large corporations and the systems they represent.

Mangione's motivation, rooted in a belief that health insurance companies are "parasitic," mirrors Kaczynski's condemnation of the industrial sys...

In this episode, we delve into the high-stakes world of urban evasion. We explore the art of disappearing in plain sight, the challenges of navigating a city saturated with surveillance technology, and the critical skills needed to outmaneuver potential threats. How can one man evade thousands of law enforcement officers in the surveillance capital of America? Gray man tactics in full swing coupled with tech savvy skills.

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Join us as we discuss the shocking reality of corporate greed within the healthcare industry. Our episode dicusses the disturbing practices of UnitedHealthcare and other major insurers that are denying legitimate claims, leading to devastating consequences for patients and their families.

Tune in to Brian Thompson UnitedHealthcare and The Wrath of Angry Peasants to learn the truth, demand accountability, and join the fight for a he...

A 36-year-old Volcano woman, Rebecca Sutliff, was arrested and charged with multiple felonies related to identity theft, forgery, and theft from an elderly individual. She is accused of forging six checks totaling $1,950 and depositing them into her own account between July 20 and July 29, 2024.

The charges against Sutliff include identity theft, forgery, and theft in the second degree (for stealing from a person over 60). If convi...

Controversies

• Medicare Advantage Overbilling: This controversy centers on allegations that UnitedHealth Group engaged in fraudulent practices to inflate risk adjustment scores and overbill Medicare. The sources detail a whistleblower lawsuit [1] and investigative reports [2] that implicate UnitedHealth in exploiting the Medicare Advantage program for financial gain. While the sources don't explicitly connect Thompson to thes...

Brian Thompson, CEO of UnitedHealthcare, was fatally shot in Midtown Manhattan on Wednesday morning. The shooting occurred outside the New York Hilton Hotel where Thompson was scheduled to attend UnitedHealthcare's annual investor conference.

Key Facts:

• Victim: Brian Thompson, CEO of UnitedHealthcare since April 2021.
• Location: Outside the New York Hilton Hotel in Midtown Manhattan.
• Time: Wednesday morning, December 4, 2024...

A mother, grandmother, and daughter were arrested for shoplifting at a Target store in Palm Coast, Florida, on Black Friday, November 29, 2024. The suspects were identified as Ylena Regul (54 years old), the mother; Tamara Keetley (76 years old), the grandmother; and an unidentified minor, the daughter. The stolen items included wine, champagne, and cosmetics, valued at $379.55. Regul and Keetley faced charges of shoplifting (petit...

This episode explores a sophisticated cybercriminal scheme uncovered by law enforcement, focusing on the methods used, the key players involved, and the devastating impact on victims. The scheme, as detailed in the sources, involved SMS phishing attacks targeting employees of various companies to gain access to their corporate networks. The stolen credentials were then used to exfiltrate sensitive data and facilitate the theft of m...

A Brooklyn couple, Jamil Brown (32) and Kadija Corke (31), have been arrested and charged with running a large-scale mail theft operation that primarily affected residents in Queens.

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The couple allegedly intercepted mail containing new credit cards, activated them using a phone number linked to Brown, and made fraudulent purchases. The operation was sophisticated, involving the use of equipment to crea...

Kenneth A. Welsh, a former investment advisor from River Edge, New Jersey, has been convicted of defrauding multiple clients out of over $3 million. The fraudulent scheme, which ran from 2017 to 2021, involved a series of deceptive tactics designed to divert client funds for personal gain.

Welsh's role as a trusted financial advisor allowed him to exploit the confidence of his clients. By forging documents, misrepresenting account ...

The Westport Journal's December 1st crime report focuses on recent incidents of theft, fraud, and property crime in the area. A notable case involves Heylee Soto, a 22-year-old from Astoria, NY, who was arrested for stealing an IRS refund check from a Westport resident. The check was intercepted from the mail and deposited into an unknown account, leading to charges of larceny, conspiracy, and identity theft.

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This episode delves into the case of Ping Li, a U.S. citizen convicted of acting as an agent of the Chinese government. We examine the tactics employed by the Chinese Ministry of State Security (MSS), the breadth of intelligence sought, and the implications for national security, including the threat of insider threats and the protection of sensitive information.

Ping Li, a U.S. citizen of Chinese origin, was sentenced to 48 month...

Tulsa, Oklahoma – Devin Darel Fletcher, the former Chief Learning and Talent Officer for Tulsa Public Schools (TPS), was sentenced to 30 months in prison on Monday, November 25th, 2024. He was also ordered to pay over $593,000 in restitution for embezzling funds from the school district.

Fletcher, who held a position of trust and authority, orchestrated a complex scheme to defraud TPS and the Foundation for Tulsa Public Schools. Fr...

On Sunday, October 13th, 2023, a woman in Fife, Washington, committed a brazen act of identity theft and property crime. The suspect, whose identity remains unknown, stole a laptop computer and then proceeded to pawn it at a local pawn shop.

The stolen laptop wasn't the only victim of this crime spree. The suspect also utilized a stolen identity on the same day, highlighting the growing concern of identity theft in our society.

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Donald Walker, a 48-year-old from Kosciusko, Mississippi, has pleaded guilty to a felony charge related to the January 6th Capitol riot. Walker was caught on camera actively participating in the riot, including physically engaging with police officers and breaching the U.S. Capitol building.

Join us as we discuss the details of Walker's involvement in the riot, the charges he faces, and the potential consequences of his actions.

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Did you know that the COVID-19 pandemic wasn’t just about lockdowns and vaccines? Behind the scenes, a darker story was unfolding. A story of greed, deception, and abuse of power.

In this episode, we expose the shocking case of Yasir G. Hamed, a Connecticut accountant accused of defrauding the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP). Hamed allegedly submitted fraudulent loan applications, stealing millions of dollars meant to help strugg...

In this gripping episode, we delve into the digital underworld of copyright infringement. Discover how a computer programmer played a pivotal role in operating a colossal illegal streaming service—and faced the legal consequences. We’ll explore the ripple effects of piracy on the content creation industry and examine how streaming services are reshaping entertainment. Tune in for a fascinating look at crime, justice, and the evolvi...

A former St. Louis circus official is facing serious charges of embezzlement. The accused official allegedly misused company credit cards to make thousands of dollars in unauthorized personal purchases. Additionally, they're accused of diverting over $50,000 in company funds for personal gain.

Join us as we delve into the details of this shocking case of financial crime. We'll discuss the potential impact on the circus and its emp...