FBI Case File Review
Have you ever thought how cool it would be to eavesdrop on the FBI? On FBI Case File Review, host Jerri Williams, a retired agent herself, is on a mission to show you who the FBI is and what the FBI does by interviewing her former Bureau colleagues who share personal stories about the Bureau's most intriguing and high-profile cases, as well as many you've never heard of. Listen in on their conversations and experience what it’s like to hunt down a serial killer or terrorist, catch a spy during an espionage case, comb through a file cabinet of incriminating documents in a corruption investigation, or sit on a wire and conduct a physical surveillance to gather evidence of drug trafficking or organized crime. Investigate the show at https://jerriwilliams.com/.
- Update frequency
- every 10 days
- Average duration
- 72 minutes
- Episodes
- 376
- Years Active
- 2016 - 2025
309: Richard Denholm – Murder of Jessie Davis and Unborn Child
Retired agent Richard Denholm reviews the missing persons investigation of Jessie Davis, the 9 months-pregnant girlfriend of Canton, Ohio police officer Bobby Cutts Jr. Rich led the case as the super…
308: Barry Black – Accountant to Master Bomb Tech
Retired agent Barry Black was assigned to the Oklahoma City Division where he investigated complex financial crimes for the first half of his Bureau career and was a sniper on the SWAT team, before b…
307: Steve Busch and Steve Kramer - Investigative Genetic Genealogy, Cold Case Murders, Indago
306: Steve Kramer and Steve Busch – Investigative Genetic Genealogy, Golden State Killer
In part one of this two-part episode, retired Bureau attorney Steve Kramer and retired agent Steve Busch review how Kramer teamed up with Paul Holes, an investigator for the Contra Costa County Sheri…
305: Steve Bennett – Missing Teen, Online Offender
Retired agent Steve Bennett reviews a case involving a 15-year-old missing girl who disappeared but returned home after a few weeks. When a relative recovered a piece of paper in Jenny's purse with t…
304: Barbara Verica - Tracking Arne Treholt, Soviet Spy
Retired Agent Barbara Verica reviews her espionage assignment working as a first-time, untrained, undercover agent (UCA) in Manhattan, gathering intelligence and the evidence to prove that Norwegian …
303: Matt Fine – Disgruntled Phillies Fan Cyber Attack
Retired agent Matt Fine reviews his investigation of a disgruntled Philadelphia Phillies fan who hacked computers and launched a cyber-attack against the team and the email accounts of reporters at t…
302: Steve Lazarus – Airplane Bad Behavior, Arson and Bomb Threat
Retired agent Steve Lazarus reviews his investigation of a flight attendant for disrupting the normal operations of two commercial flights. The flight attendant set a fire in the lavatory of a 50-pas…
301: Zorka Martinovich – We Don’t Negotiate With Terrorists?
In this episode, retired agent Zorka Martinovich reviews the extensive administrative support provided by the FBI’s Critical Incident Crisis Negotiation Unit (CNU) when a Cuban-American businessman i…
300: FBI Director Christopher Wray, Isabella Maldonado, Anne Beagan
In this epic 300th episode celebrating a milestone in my podcasting journey, we speak to FBI Director Christopher Wray, bestselling author and National Academy graduate, Isabella Maldonado, and retir…
57-58 (Re-Edited): Eddie Freyer - Polly Klaas Abduction
In this re-edited archive episode, retired agent Eddie Fryer reviews the investigation to recover Polly Klaas, a twelve-year-old girl abducted from her bedroom in October 1993, by a stranger during …
299: James Stern –Yakuza Japanese Mob, Operation Tropical Storm
Retired agent James Stern reviews Operation Tropical Storm, where he was the undercover agent in a transnational drug enterprise investigation targeting the Yakuza Japanese mob trafficking methamphet…
298: Jonny Grusing – Rocky Mountain Murderer, Harold Henthorn
Retired agent Jonathan “Jonny” Grusing reviews his and his National Park Service co-case agent Beth Schott’s investigation of Harold Henthorn for murdering his first and second wives. Grusing gathere…
297: Kathryn Turman – Victim Services, Assistance and Support
In this episode, retired Assistant Director of the FBI Victim Services Division (VSD), Kathryn Turman reviews the VSD, the victim service specialist position, and the major cases and crisis events he…
296: Kyle Vowinkel – Boston Marathon Bomber Negotiation
Retired agent Kyle Vowinkel reviews how he, as a member of the FBI’s Crisis Negotiation Unit (CNU), negotiated the peaceful surrender of one of the Boston Marathon bombers. It's a powerful, first-han…
295: Shannon McGarry – The FBI in Brussels and NATO
294: Darin Werkmeister – Tender Hearts Adoption Scam
293: Tim Gallagher – Fatal Fake Check Fraud
292: Frank Runles – Niagara Falls Laborers Local 91
Retired agent Frank Runles reviews a Labor Racketeering investigation where union management for Laborers Local 91 in Niagara Falls, New York, was charged with RICO and convicted of operating as a cr…
291: John Morrison – Animal Liberation Front, University Firebombing
Retired agent John Morrison reviews an ecoterrorism case involving a member of the Animal Liberation Front (ALF) who firebombed the mink research offices and destroyed laboratory facilities at Michig…