In this episode of Code Red, former FBI agent Greg Ault shares his experiences investigating violent crime and outlaw motorcycle gangs. Greg grew up in a tight-knit Irish Catholic neighborhood in Pennsylvania and joined the FBI after being encouraged by a friend’s father who was an FBI agent. He started his career in the Philadelphia office and later transferred to the New York office, where he worked on organized crime cases. Greg also worked on cases involving the IRA and had the opportunity to meet Joe Pistone, also known as Donnie Brasco. After nine years in New York, Greg transferred back to the Philadelphia office. In this conversation, Greg Fitz shares his experiences working in the FBI and as a private investigator, with a focus on outlaw motorcycle gangs and the Amish community. He discusses the challenges and dangers of infiltrating and investigating these groups, as well as the unique dynamics and subcultures within them. Fitz also highlights the importance of objective analysis in investigations and the need to make a difference in the world. Overall, this conversation provides insights into the world of law enforcement and private investigation, showcasing the diverse and impactful work done by professionals in these fields.