CRIMINAL MASTERMINDS

CRIMINAL MASTERMINDS

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CRIMINAL MASTERMINDS episodes

  • ? The New York Bias Times Sympathizes With Cop Killer
    An NYPD officer was executed while sitting in her car while on patrol. It is the media's responsibility to deliver the accurate facts of the event. But the media has a goal and an agenda. Sympothize with the killer, make him the victim. "Its not his fault, its the society's, ANYONE BUT HIM." And the readers, who do not know better will flock like sheep.

    The guys open up the show with their discussion of the previous show. Al stated how much he enjoyed it and of course, the trio rambles on about Madonna and their grandmother's obsession over her. Once the fun clouds settle, the trio goes into a deep discussion of the NYPD officer who was recently killed. Tracy also reads an NY Times article which practically sympathizes with the cop killer. Tracy's rage pushed the volume levels into the red as he acknowledged the lunacy which we call The New York Times.
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    56 min
  • An NYPD officer was executed while sitting in her car while on patrol. It is the media's responsibility to deliver the accurate facts of the event. But the media has a goal and an agenda. Sympothize with the killer, make him the victim. "Its not his fault, its the society's, ANYONE BUT HIM." And the readers, who do not know better will flock like sheep.

    The guys open up the show with their discussion of the previous show. Al stated how much he enjoyed it and of course, the trio rambles on about Madonna and their grandmother's obsession over her. Once the fun clouds settle, the trio goes into a deep discussion of the NYPD officer who was recently killed. Tracy also reads an NY Times article which practically sympathizes with the cop killer. Tracy's rage pushed the volume levels into the red as he acknowledged the lunacy which we call The New York Times.
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    56 min
  • ? A Juvenile Prank, A Fatal Tragedy
    If you are about to execute a stunt, do you do a test trials, dry runs, etc? If you want to shoot your boyfriend with a Desert Eagle while he is holding an encyclopedia, do you have him take the thick volume, such as the A's, N's, or have him grab the thin Z volume? Yes, that is just what grown, mature adults do when you try to get YouTube followers. Our society is detaching itself from logic and submerging itself in juvenile fantasy, lethal fantasy.

    Tracy is solo on this ride and opens with his favorite loser song. After a short list of plugs, Tracy talks about the tragic prank which turned fatal for youtube pranksters. He also gives a shout to some fans. A fan requested story is read and analyzed by Tracy as well.
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    56 min
  • If you are about to execute a stunt, do you do a test trials, dry runs, etc? If you want to shoot your boyfriend with a Desert Eagle while he is holding an encyclopedia, do you have him take the thick volume, such as the A's, N's, or have him grab the thin Z volume? Yes, that is just what grown, mature adults do when you try to get YouTube followers. Our society is detaching itself from logic and submerging itself in juvenile fantasy, lethal fantasy.

    Tracy is solo on this ride and opens with his favorite loser song. After a short list of plugs, Tracy talks about the tragic prank which turned fatal for youtube pranksters. He also gives a shout to some fans. A fan requested story is read and analyzed by Tracy as well.
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    56 min
  • ? The Verdict Is In And The Villagers Are Furious
    Tracy starts the show talking about the previous week, unpacking, and how hot the room got in the last episode. The guys talk about Rocky and his epic speech in the fourth episode which apparently ended the Cold War. Tracy reenacts the speech and had too much fun doing it. Tracy, Al and Mikey finally get to business and discuss the recent terrorist attack. They talk about how common they are now and how everyone is not as shocked anymore.

    The guys then recall the Governor of Virginia telling everyone how 93 million Americans die daily from gun violence and try to understand what a gun show loop hole is. The Philando Castile shooting hit the head lines last week and the guys watch and break down the incident. The boys then transfer their discussion to the Milwaukee shooting and the ridiculous reaction from the family of the guy shot suspect.
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    55 min
  • Tracy starts the show talking about the previous week, unpacking, and how hot the room got in the last episode. The guys talk about Rocky and his epic speech in the fourth episode which apparently ended the Cold War. Tracy reenacts the speech and had too much fun doing it. Tracy, Al and Mikey finally get to business and discuss the recent terrorist attack. They talk about how common they are now and how everyone is not as shocked anymore.

    The guys then recall the Governor of Virginia telling everyone how 93 million Americans die daily from gun violence and try to understand what a gun show loop hole is. The Philando Castile shooting hit the head lines last week and the guys watch and break down the incident. The boys then transfer their discussion to the Milwaukee shooting and the ridiculous reaction from the family of the guy shot suspect.
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    55 min
  • ? The media talks as if they solved the entire riddle…
    On June 14th, a gunman opened fire at a congressional baseball practice in Alexandria, VA. Among injured was Rep. Steve Scalise and others, to include two police officers. The gunman had died. The media is refraining from calling it anything and treads lightly vs. any police shooting where the media talks as if they solved the entire riddle.

    Tracy and Al don't waste any time and start reading up on the shooting. The guys point out how the media waits for details on these terrorist attacks vs. not waiting at all with any police involved shooting before speculations flood in. The governor of Virginia suggested that 93 million Americans die daily from gun violence which reminds the guys that Hank Johnson thought Guam would tip over. Tracy and Al break down the incident involving Tashii Brown's death in Las Vegas and tje officer getting charged with manslaughter. Tracy wraps up the show by giving a shout to some followers and fans.
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    55 min
  • On June 14th, a gunman opened fire at a congressional baseball practice in Alexandria, VA. Among injured was Rep. Steve Scalise and others, to include two police officers. The gunman had died. The media is refraining from calling it anything and treads lightly vs. any police shooting where the media talks as if they solved the entire riddle.

    Tracy and Al don't waste any time and start reading up on the shooting. The guys point out how the media waits for details on these terrorist attacks vs. not waiting at all with any police involved shooting before speculations flood in. The governor of Virginia suggested that 93 million Americans die daily from gun violence which reminds the guys that Hank Johnson thought Guam would tip over. Tracy and Al break down the incident involving Tashii Brown's death in Las Vegas and tje officer getting charged with manslaughter. Tracy wraps up the show by giving a shout to some followers and fans.
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    55 min
  • ? A Grande Distraction For Richard Tracy
    The guys open the show in their new studio. They start by bashing Pearl Jam and other bands for becoming so politically involved and pro government, when traditionally artists, in general, were anti establishment. They listen to "Rock around Barack" and how uncool that cover is of the original and how classic the original was. The guys then shift to Ariana Grande and get distracted with her beauty. The guys read a story about Ann Coulter and her bashing the police. While mid story the guys get distracted again by a different terrorist attack story and talk about how society and the media have accepted these attacks as an everyday occurrence.

    The guys discuss how political correctness helped get President Trump elected, all the while, Ariana Grande, AGAIN, derails all attention. Tracy discusses the new studio and how hectic the move has been. Tracy reads a story about a naked guy and a mysterious voice mail appears on the show, which turns out to be Eddie Vedder. Tracy recalls his 11th birthday and his father getting drunk and vomiting on the coffee table. Then they talk about their father's drunk stories. The guys briefly talk about the Champions League final and wrap up the show, yet again, with Ariana Grande.
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    56 min
  • The guys open the show in their new studio. They start by bashing Pearl Jam and other bands for becoming so politically involved and pro government, when traditionally artists, in general, were anti establishment. They listen to "Rock around Barack" and how uncool that cover is of the original and how classic the original was. The guys then shift to Ariana Grande and get distracted with her beauty. The guys read a story about Ann Coulter and her bashing the police. While mid story the guys get distracted again by a different terrorist attack story and talk about how society and the media have accepted these attacks as an everyday occurrence.

    The guys discuss how political correctness helped get President Trump elected, all the while, Ariana Grande, AGAIN, derails all attention. Tracy discusses the new studio and how hectic the move has been. Tracy reads a story about a naked guy and a mysterious voice mail appears on the show, which turns out to be Eddie Vedder. Tracy recalls his 11th birthday and his father getting drunk and vomiting on the coffee table. Then they talk about their father's drunk stories. The guys briefly talk about the Champions League final and wrap up the show, yet again, with Ariana Grande.
    BLUELIVESMATTER.BLUE
    56 min

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Criminal Masterminds is a podcast delivering you the view of the police, police families and supporters on today’s conflicts, debates and overall issues in policing.