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This memoir lays bare Byrne’s integral involvement in the “Russian Collusion Delusion” and the Clinton Investigation, exposing them as deceptive maneuvers orchestrated on an unsuspecting public. As the story unfolds, Byrne becomes a national lightning rod, branded the “kingpin” by PBS in 2021 and identified as the Department of Homeland Security’s top domestic threat in August 2022.

Set in Appalachian coal country, this “superb” (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) legal drama follows one determined lawyer as he faces a coal industry giant in a seven-year battle over clean drinking water for a West Virginia community. For two decades, the water in the taps and wells of Mingo...

The breathtaking, unputdownable insider account of Britain's most hidden profession What happens after the police tape comes down? Ben Giles has spent thirty years cleaning what most people can't bear to imagine. Dead bodies decomposing for weeks. Kitchen floors painted with blood. Hoarders'...

Dirty Money, Clean Truths is the podcast that pulls back the curtain on the hidden world of financial crime. From fraudsters with more creativity than caution, to money launderers who think an offshore shell company is a clever disguise, we break down how dirty money moves and how it gets stopped. Whether you’re in compliance, finance, or just curious about how money laundering really works, this show makes a serious subject insightful, clear, and occasionally a little funny. Because in the world of financial crime, the money may be dirty — but the truths we uncover are always clean.

Marla McDonnell is a private eye in 1954 but that is not the most difficult challenge she faces. She is also a woman of color. And she must face down the one that murdered her partner and find out why every mobster in town is being systematically bumped off.

Welcome to the intense world of a crime/trauma scene cleaner. Trauma, hoarding, disinfection, gross filth and more….

True Crime Cleanup on Aisle H is a comedy podcast where the hosts, Kurt Money and Kateline, take an episode of true crime television and clean it up, talking about the case covered and how the show covers it. Some shows are really good at it, like your Datelines and what have you. Other shows are not so good at it, like the long-forgotten Exhibit A: Secrets of Forensic Science...and we talk about them too!