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The Unseen Life of an Undercover Agent: A Conversation with Charlie Spillers

The Unseen Life of an Undercover Agent: A Conversation with Charlie Spillers

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 Welcome to the SBR-Authors Podcast! In this podcast series, Host Tom Fox visits with authors in the compliance arena and beyond. Today, Tom is joined by Charlie Spillers, a former federal prosecutor, undercover agent, and author. Spillers discusses his unique and extensive career, including his 10 years working undercover and his significant contributions in Iraq as a legal advisor during the trial of Saddam Hussein. He shares anecdotes about his life undercover, the impact of stress on his health, and the challenges law enforcement agents face. Additionally, Spillers talks about the lessons he learned from his experiences and offers advice for aspiring professionals in law enforcement. He also touches on his writings and future book projects. This episode is filled with compelling stories, insights into the world of undercover operations, and reflections on global justice. Key highlights: Writing the Book: Unique Undercover Experiences Impact of Undercover Work on Prosecution Challenges and Ethics in Undercover Operations Personal Toll of Undercover Work Global Stage: Working in Iraq The Importance of Saddam Hussein’s Trial Resources Charlie Spillers on LinkedIn Undercover Agent on Amazon.com Tom Fox Instagram Facebook YouTube Twitter LinkedIn

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