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    Explore " university of new haven" with insightful episodes like "Michael Franzese: The Rules of the Mob", "Peter German: The Price of Blood", "Robert Mazur: Intelligence was my Heroin", "Henry C. Lee: A Master Class - The Pocahontas Case" and "The Disappearance of Annie Le" from podcasts like ""Crime Waves", "Crime Waves", "Crime Waves", "Crime Waves" and "Crime Waves"" and more!

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    Michael Franzese: The Rules of the Mob

    Michael Franzese: The Rules of the Mob

    Michael Franzese was a Mafia Capo in the Colombo Crime Family of New York.   He explains the rules, code of the mob.  How it works.  How you survive and thrive in the criminal world and how he was able to get out of the Mafia - and still live. 


    Please rate, review or like this episode: would be hugely appreciated by Declan and the whole team of students.

    www.crimewavespodcast.com
    www.declanhill.com
    Twitter: declan_hill

    Peter German: The Price of Blood

    Peter German: The Price of Blood

    You're standing over the body of a woman who's been murdered. She's been killed for loan sharking at a casino by organized crime mobsters. This is the price of blood. This is the thing that few people ever talk about when discussing money laundering, you know, the usual barking guff of expensive defense lawyers and their trained seals in the media

    How financial crimes are victimless, administrative misdemeanor. Today, on crime waves, we are gonna examine how the bloody trail of cash linked to Mexican drug cartels and corrupt Chinese communist officials was laundered through Canadian casinos. It was a process that went on for over a decade. A lot of people knew about it, but no one did anything to.

    And this week we have an expert on money laundering. Peter German, the former Deputy Commissioner of the Mounts, that's the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. German produced two reports entitled “Dirty Money”, which revealed the depth of money laundering in the casino industry in Vancouver, Canada. Good morning, Peter.


    Please rate, review or like this episode: would be hugely appreciated by Declan and the whole team of students.

    www.crimewavespodcast.com
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    Twitter: declan_hill

    Robert Mazur: Intelligence was my Heroin

    Robert Mazur: Intelligence was my Heroin

    Robert Mazur is one of the greatest undercover agents in the history of American law enforcement.  He infiltrated, first, the Medellin drug cartel of Pablo Escobar; and then, the Cali Cartel.  
    The problem?
    He would not give up.  Surrounded by mobsters, drug traffickers, and corrupt officials, Mazur kept going. 
    On Crimewaves - the inside story of one of the biggest takedowns of drug dealers and their bankers ever. 


    Please rate, review or like this episode: would be hugely appreciated by Declan and the whole team of students.

    www.crimewavespodcast.com
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    Henry C. Lee: A Master Class - The Pocahontas Case

    Henry C. Lee: A Master Class - The Pocahontas Case

    It was a meeting of two American legends:  Wayne Newton, one of the greatest stars in Country music, and Dr. Henry C. Lee, the man they call the Sherlock Holmes of America.  

    The subject of the meeting?  

    To find the body of America’s greatest princess, missing for over four hundred years, Pocahontas. 


    Please rate, review or like this episode: would be hugely appreciated by Declan and the whole team of students.

    www.crimewavespodcast.com
    www.declanhill.com
    Twitter: declan_hill

    The Disappearance of Annie Le

    The Disappearance of Annie Le

    On a Tuesday morning in September of 2009, Annie Le walked into a building on Yale University Campus and she disappeared. Her mobile phone and her wallet were still in the office, yet there was no trace of Annie anywhere.  Three days later,  police Lieutenant Lisa Dadio was given the job of discovering what had happened.  It was a literal 'closed room mystery'.  There was intense international media attention, three different police agencies  and no clues... 


    Please rate, review or like this episode: would be hugely appreciated by Declan and the whole team of students.

    www.crimewavespodcast.com
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    Twitter: declan_hill

    Peter Valentine: Navigating a Criminal Minefield

    Peter Valentine: Navigating a Criminal Minefield

    It’s 2:00 in the morning and you get a call from your partner telling you a body has been found, what do you do? Our guest, the brilliant policeman turned professor, Peter Valentin, joins us this week to discuss crime scene analysis. From surveying the land, collecting evidence to dealing with non-homicide police departments, not everything is chalked up to be what it seems. What does it really take to investigate these often brutal cases? Find out this week on Crime Waves…


    Please rate, review or like this episode: would be hugely appreciated by Declan and the whole team of students.

    www.crimewavespodcast.com
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    A Murder in Our Town

    A Murder in Our Town

    A dead man is found on a beach.   The detectives arrive.  They begin their investigation - when suddenly a massive storm cloud pours down rain.  It destroys all the evidence. The story of the painstaking two-year investigation and how the police solved the case...


    Please rate, review or like this episode: would be hugely appreciated by Declan and the whole team of students.

    www.crimewavespodcast.com
    www.declanhill.com
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    How to Catch a Killer - Season 2 Promo...

    How to Catch a Killer - Season 2 Promo...

    TO CATCH A KILLER.  

    ITS THE SUBJECT OF COUNTLESS MOVIES, TV SERIES AND BOOKS… BUT HOW DO INVESTIGATORS ACTUALLY DO IT? 

    WHAT ARE THEIR TECHNIQUES, THEIR TOOLS, THEIR TRICKS?

    ON THE NEXT MINI-SEASON OF CRIMEWAVES PODCAST WE HAVE A FASCINATING SERIES  OF INTERVIEWS WITH RANGE OF INVESTIGATORS.  

    MOST OF THEM ARE MY COLLEAGUES FROM THE CRIMINAL FORENSICS DEPARTMENT AT THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAVEN.  BUT THEY ARE NOT YOUR STANDARD ACADEMICS RATHER THEY ALMOST ALL HAVE A BACKGROUND AS POLICE DETECTIVES… LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS WHO HAVE ACTUALLY STOOD IN THE MIDDLE OF A CRIME SCENE AND STARTED TO PUT TOGETHER A CASE.

    YOU WILL HEAR ABOUT THE NEW, INNOVATIVE TECHNIQUES OF DETECTION THAT ENDED A REIGN OF TERROR FOR MILLIONS OF WOMEN ACROSS CALIFORNIA.  
     THE CHILLING MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT SHOOTING OF POLICE OFFICER’S HOME.  
    THE REAL LIFE TECHNIQUES OF ONE OF AMERICA’S TOP CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATORS. 
    THE DIFFICULTIES OF PUTTING TOGETHER A HIGH-PROFILE MURDER INVESTIGATION WITH MULTIPLE DIFFERENT AGENCIES AND JURISDICTIONS.  
    AND WHAT HAPPENS TO A MURDER CASE WHEN RAIN WIPES THE CRIME SCENE COMPLETELY CLEAN OF ALL THE PHYSICAL EVIDENCE. 

    JOIN US CRIME WAVES PODCAST AS WE INVESTIGATE - HOW TO CATCH A KILLER… 


    Please rate, review or like this episode: would be hugely appreciated by Declan and the whole team of students.

    www.crimewavespodcast.com
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    70 Hours A Week-Looking Back At Episode 12

    70 Hours A Week-Looking Back At Episode 12

    Are there regrets for a first generation American whose parents emigrated to the United States from Haiti?   Absolutely,  especially when your parents had to work tirelessly so they could pay bills,  put food on the table and send you  to college.  Life was not easy, yet it never stopped Mike's parents from working hard.

    Having an ambitious mother, demonstrated that you do whatever you need to do to get by. 

    There was one woman who made it possible for the Pierres to start a new life in America. Not everyone has an angel, but Margarite had Mrs. Lovell. 

    "Should Have Listened To My Mother" is an ongoing conversation about mothers and the roles they play in our lives. And my guests answer the question, 'are you who you are today because of, or in spite of, your mother'? You'll be amazed at what the responses are.

    "Should Have Listened To My Mother" would not be possible without the generosity, sincerity and insight from my guests. In getting ready to launch my podcast, so many were willing to give their time and share their personal relationships with their mother.

    Some of my guests include Baritone Singer Christopheren Nomura, Pulitzer Prize Winning Journalist Tim Wacker, Activist Kim Miller, Freighter Sea Captain Terry Viscount, Film Production Manager Peg Robinson, Professor of Writing Montclair State University Dr. Bridget Brown, Tammy Steckler, attorney and family advocate @CUNY Law; NYC First Responder/NYC Firefighter Mark Heingartner, Child and Adult Special Needs Activist, Maryellen Valyo Cole and Roger Evens, Property Manager in New Jersey and so many more talented and insightful women and men.

    I've worked in the broadcasting industry for over four decades. I've interviewed so many fascinating people including musicians, celebrities, authors, activists, entrepreneurs, politicians and more.

    A big thank you goes to Ricky Soto, NYC based Graphic Designer, who created my logo for "Should Have Listened To My Mother".

    Check out my website for more background information: https://www.jackietantillo.com/

    Or more demos of what's to come at https://soundcloud.com/jackie-tantillo

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