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A Study in Crime

Di: Scott Fulmer
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  • I’m Scott Fulmer. I’m a private investigator and author of Confessions of a Private Eye. Every Tuesday I talk with investigators, journalists, authors, and others about crime, especially true crime. But this isn’t your mother’s murder of the week podcast. This is about crime in all its many forms. Join me as I dig into some well-known (and not so-well-known) true crime stories. Together, we’ll try to understand how and why these crimes happened.
    © 2024 Scott Fulmer. All rights reserved. Any reproduction, recording, transcription, or other use of this podcast, without written consent, is prohibited.
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  • 3. This Guardianship is Killing Me

    3. This Guardianship is Killing Me
    Apr 30 2024
    When it comes to guardianships, you've heard the stories of abuse, over-medicating, theft, and embezzlement. The names Amanda Bynes, Casey Kasem, Brian Wilson, and Britney Spears come to mind. But the real problem in this domestic disaster is the unethical, immoral, and often illegal methods of attorneys, psychiatrists, medical doctors, and the courts. Some view guardianships as nothing more than a perpetual cash cow. A Study in Crime speaks with award-winning investigative journalist and author Diane Dimond. Diane Dimond Diane is an award-winning investigative journalist, syndicated columnist, and the author of 4 books including her 2023 book, We’re Here to Help: When Guardianship Goes Wrong. She's one of the most well-respected investigative journalists in the industry and has reported for CNBC, MSNBC, Court TV, The Daily Beast, Fox News, NPR’s All Things Considered, and Hard Copy, to name a few. It was Diane who broke the alleged child molestation charges against Michael Jackson. You can find more information about her in the show notes. Find her here: Website, Facebook, X, Instagram, and LinkedIn. Notes This episode contains subject matter that may be inappropriate for some audiences. Listener discretion is advised. Don't miss last week's episode, Mother Nature is a Serial Killer. Diane is the author of four books: We’re Here to Help: When Guardianship Goes Wrong (2023). Thinking Outside the Crime and Justice Box (2017). Cirque Du Salahi: Be Careful Who You Trust (2010). Be Careful Who You Love: Inside the Michael Jackson Case (2005). Sources for this episode include: We’re Here to Help: When Guardianship Goes Wrong by Diane Dimond Find https://astudyincrime.com Listen Apple | Spotify | Amazon Music | Audible | iHeart | Pandora Follow @StudyinCrimePod on Facebook | X | Instagram | YouTube | LinkedIn Contact hello@astudyincrime.com Support You have the right to remain silent, but please tell your friends about A Study in Crime. And give us a 5-star rating and review on Apple Podcasts. It'll help others find the podcast. A Study in Crime is written and produced by private investigator Scott Fulmer. He is the author of the true-crime memoir, Confessions of a Private Eye, and a decorated Gulf War veteran. A nationally known private eye, he has conducted investigations throughout the U.S.; everything from fraud, theft, and cheating spouses, to murder, kidnapping, and missing persons. Scott lives in the Texas hill country near San Antonio. © 2024 A Study in Crime. All Rights Reserved. Any reproduction, recording, transcription, or other use of this podcast, without written consent, is prohibited.
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    49 min
  • 2. Philly Swoop and Squat

    2. Philly Swoop and Squat
    Apr 23 2024
    Insurance fraud is a criminal act. And in Philadelphia it's legendary. The City of Brotherly Love is famous for fraudulent auto accident techniques like the Swoop and Squat. But the real problem in this Philadelphia experiment is the general acceptance of fraud. It's an ecosystem of claimants, tow truck drivers, body shops, chiropractors, attorneys, and the courts. A Study in Crime speaks with insurance fraud professional Robert Gaines. Insurance Fraud Professional Robert Gaines Robert is a former SIU investigator for the Special Investigative Unit of a large insurance company and currently works as a claims adjuster handling catastrophe claims. He’s also the facilitator of the Free Time Mastermind group. Robert has a degree in business management from the University of Louisville and is an Army veteran. He has been in the insurance industry since 2011. He is an expert on all things involving insurance fraud. Find him here: Website, Facebook, Youtube, and LinkedIn. Notes This episode contains subject matter that may be inappropriate for some audiences. Listener discretion is advised. Sources for this episode include: The vast insurance fraud experience of the host and guest. Find https://astudyincrime.com Listen Apple | Amazon Music | Audible | iHeart | Pandora Follow @StudyinCrimePod on Facebook | X | Instagram | YouTube | LinkedIn Contact hello@astudyincrime.com Support You have the right to remain silent, but please tell your friends about A Study in Crime. And give us a 5-star rating and review on Apple Podcasts. It'll help others find the podcast. A Study in Crime is written and produced by private investigator Scott Fulmer. He is the author of the true-crime memoir, Confessions of a Private Eye, and a decorated Gulf War veteran. A nationally known private eye, he has conducted investigations throughout the U.S.; everything from fraud, theft, and cheating spouses, to murder, kidnapping, and missing persons. Scott lives in the Texas hill country near San Antonio. © 2024 A Study in Crime. All Rights Reserved. Any reproduction, recording, transcription, or other use of this podcast, without written consent, is prohibited.
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    48 min
  • 1. Mother Nature is a Serial Killer

    1. Mother Nature is a Serial Killer
    Apr 16 2024
    Dr. David Acer was a quiet, unassuming Florida dentist in the 1980s. Then several of his patients became infected with acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS). Four of them would eventually die from the disease, including a patient named Kimberly Bergalis. Suddenly, a cloud of hysteria and phobia began to swirl around Dr. Acer. Did he infect his patients on purpose? Was it a crime? Was it an accident? Or was the idea that a healthcare provider could even infect a patient with AIDS all nonsense? A Study in Crime speaks with health science writer Courtney Southwick, MS, in the first episode of a new podcast. Health Science Writer Courtney Southwick Courtney is a freelance health science writer and the owner of Courtney Southwick Freelance, LLC. She reports on new scientific studies in health and fitness and writes articles covering various health and disease topics for her clients. She ghostwrites blogs and web copy for health technology companies and medical clinics and regularly contributes to several online publications. Her clients include WebMD, Livestrong, Medscape, Health Central, and others. She holds a Master of Science in Health Science from the University of Texas at Tyler and a Bachelor of Science in Anthropology from the University of Utah. Find her here: Website, Instagram, and LinkedIn. Notes This episode contains subject matter that may be inappropriate for some audiences. Listener discretion is advised. If you or someone you know is HIV positive or suffering from AIDS, call the CDC’s national health information hotline at 1(800) 232-4636, or the U.S. Health and Human Service at 1 (800) 448-0440 for more information. Sources: Hooper, Edward. The River: A Journey Back to the Source of HIV and AIDS. Harmondsworth: Little, Brown and Company, 1999. Nsikan Akpan, “America’s HIV outbreak started in this city, 10 years before anyone noticed,” PBS Newshour, October 26, 2016, https://www.pbs.org/newshour/science/america-hiv-outbreak-origins-nyc-gaetan-dugas#:~:text=HIV%20arrived%20in%20New%20York,to%20be%20noticed%20by%20doctors. Find https://astudyincrime.com Listen Apple | Amazon Music | Audible | iHeart | Pandora Follow @StudyinCrimePod on Facebook | X | Instagram | YouTube | LinkedIn Contact hello@astudyincrime.com Support You have the right to remain silent, but please tell your friends about A Study in Crime. And give us a 5-star rating and review on Apple Podcasts. It'll help others find the podcast. A Study in Crime is written and produced by private investigator Scott Fulmer. He is the author of the true-crime memoir, Confessions of a Private Eye, and a decorated Gulf War veteran. A nationally known private eye, he has conducted investigations throughout the U.S.; everything from fraud, theft, and cheating spouses, to murder, kidnapping, and missing persons. Scott lives in the Texas hill country near San Antonio. © 2024 A Study in Crime. All Rights Reserved. Any reproduction, recording, transcription, or other use of this podcast, without written consent, is prohibited.
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    32 min

Sintesi dell'editore

I’m Scott Fulmer. I’m a private investigator and author of Confessions of a Private Eye. Every Tuesday I talk with investigators, journalists, authors, and others about crime, especially true crime. But this isn’t your mother’s murder of the week podcast. This is about crime in all its many forms. Join me as I dig into some well-known (and not so-well-known) true crime stories. Together, we’ll try to understand how and why these crimes happened.
© 2024 Scott Fulmer. All rights reserved. Any reproduction, recording, transcription, or other use of this podcast, without written consent, is prohibited.
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