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In one of the rawest and most eye-opening episodes yet, Nelson sits down with his friend Solo, a man he did time with at Coleman Federal Prison, to unravel a story that begins on the streets of St. Petersburg, Florida — and ends with a decade-long federal sentence. Solo started selling crack at just 12 years old, forced into the game out of pure survival. What began as a hustle to stay alive slowly transformed into a full-blown rise through the ranks of the underground drug economy.

Solo breaks down how adolescence for him wasn’t school dances and homework — it was cooking crack, dodging rivals, and hustling in high school hallways while living a life completely foreign to most kids his age.

As the city plunged into a massive coke drought in 2008, Solo took a bold risk that changed everything. Reaching out to a half-Mexican family member in Texas, he was introduced to a direct Mexican cartel connection — a move that elevated him from corner boy to major supplier, moving from ounces to full kilos. His ability to cook his own product only expanded his reach and dominance.

But the game shifted again when his Mexican plug asked him a pivotal question during a business trip to Jalisco, Mexico:

“Can you move H?”

Testing the market back home, Solo realized H was a completely different beast — higher margins, higher demand, and a faster path to big money… and big consequences.

What followed was years of major trafficking, massive profits, and an expanding operation — until betrayal came from the place he least expected. A close “friend,” who had been buying weight from him for years, was secretly a confidential informant. One setup. One ATF buy. And Solo was indicted on a federal drug conspiracy case that earned him 10 years in federal prison.

This episode dives deep into:

-Growing up in Florida’s crack era

-Learning the drug game as a teenage dealer

-Cooking crack and scaling the business

-Making cartel connections in Texas & Mexico

-The difference between crack rock profits and H profits

-The betrayal that ended everything

-Life inside federal prison after the fall

Raw, honest, and filled with hard-learned lessons — Solo’s story is a blueprint of how fast the streets can elevate you… and how fast they can destroy you.

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0:00 Intro

2:35 The Streets on The West Coast of Florida

10:30 Getting Into The Game

19:51 Learning To Cook Crack

29:20 Kidnapped By The OG

34:10 Finding The Plug In Mexico

50:27 The Plug In Mexico Brings In The H

1:00:02 Getting Out of The Game: The Feds

1:07:30 The Game Is Over: Federal Prison

1:25:30 Redemption

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This week on Honor Among Thieves, we sit down with Thomas Sanchez, better known online as “Kidnapped by the Feds.” Once a Mormon kid from Utah with good parents and eight siblings, Thomas’s life took a sharp turn from spirituality to the streets. What started as innocent partying spiraled into a full-blown drug operation — one that would earn him $1,000 to $7,000 a day selling H and crystal.

At the height of his power, “Kidnapped” was feared and respected — the man not to be crossed in his city. But his empire came crashing down when his girlfriend cooperated with law enforcement after a DEA raid on his home. Sentenced to 10 years in federal prison, Thomas found himself immersed in the brutal reality of federal medium and low-security institutions, navigating the politics of the Paisas and other prison gangs.

In this raw and unfiltered interview, Thomas breaks down:

* How fast money and power consumed his life

* The betrayal that led to his downfall

* The inner workings and hypocrisy of prison gang politics

* How he found redemption and purpose behind bars

💡 Episode Highlights

* Mormon Upbringing: Growing up in a strict religious home and what pushed him away from faith.

* Life in the Fast Lane: Becoming an H and ICE trafficker making thousands a day.

* The Fall: His house raid, girlfriend’s betrayal, and DEA indictment.

* Life Inside: Prison politics, the power structure of the Paisas, and how “shot callers” really operate.

* Redemption: Finding identity and reflection after 10 years behind bars.

From a Mormon household to a federal prison yard, Thomas “Kidnapped by the Feds” Sanchez reveals how fast money, betrayal, and prison politics shaped his wild rise and ultimate downfall.

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7:13 I Actually Used To Be A Mormon

19:35 No More Church

28:50 Exposed To Crystal

44:45 I’m The Plug Now

1:03:50 Raided: It’s All Over. 10 Year Sentence

1:16:35 FCI Herlong Medium

1:23:10 FCI Lompoc 

1:34:01 Englewood Prison Camp: Starting Social Media

1:47:24 Redemption

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This week on Honor Among Thieves, host Nelson Rodriguez Jr. sits down with Stephanie Saldana, a former Texas police officer whose life took a dramatic turn from enforcing the law to standing accused by the very system she served.

Stephanie opens up about the series of events that led to her downfall — from a simple favor for a friend that spiraled into criminal charges, to being tangled in a federal case she never saw coming. What started as a harmless name lookup for someone she knew became the first domino in a chain of life-altering consequences that forced her out of law enforcement and into the fight of her life.

Things took an even darker twist when she met a man who unknowingly pulled her into a massive drug trafficking case. When the DEA and federal prosecutors came knocking, Stephanie refused to take easy plea deals and did the unthinkable: she represented herself in federal court and won.

🔑 Episode Highlights

-The fateful moment that ended her law-enforcement career.

-How a favor for a friend triggered a federal investigation.

-The shocking traffic stop that exposed a hidden drug operation.

-Stephanie’s 18 months behind bars awaiting trial and her decision to go pro se.

-The emotional toll of fighting the federal system — and winning.

-Her message about resilience, integrity, and never giving up even when the odds are impossible.

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1:14 Growing Up in Amarillo, Texas

17:25 Cop Stories

25:17 Charged By The Feds As A Cop

32:50 Ladies, Don’t Date Drug Dealers….

39:07 8 Keys of Meth 

51:30 Out On Bond: What Now?

1:00:27 The Feds Arrest Her: Facing 25 years

1:12:11 The Trial

1:24:23 Redemption

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This week on Honor Among Thieves, we sit down with Larry Hartman — an accomplished Columbia Law School graduate turned Wall Street lawyer, and author of the gripping novel Blind Greed — a story based on his own life.

Now a Raw Media production currently in development to become a major motion picture directed and starring Michael Copon, Blind Greed dives deep into the world of high finance, organized crime, and moral collapse.

Born and raised on Mulberry Street in New York City, Larry’s journey is the perfect intersection of Wall Street success, Cosa Nostra connections, and international fugitive survival.

🔥 Episode Highlights

-From Wall Street to the Underworld: Larry partners with a Cosa Nostra associate to launch some of the first online casino empires, blending legitimate law with organized crime.

-The $100 Million Stock Scheme: Through a London venture firm, he helps take multiple startups public — amassing over $100 million in stock from companies he later admitted were “questionable at best.”

-The Federal Crackdown: When the feds close in, Larry flees to Costa Rica, assuming a false identity as Jason Todd to evade extradition.

-Life on the Run: From skiing in the Swiss Alps to playing high-stakes poker in Monte Carlo, Larry lives as an international fugitive — until his fake Nicaraguan passport expires.

-The Bribe Gone Wrong: Caught trying to renew his forged passport, Larry attempts to bribe a cop with a few thousand dollars, only to be caught in the act.

-Locked Up in El Chipote: Thrown into Nicaragua’s most feared prison, Larry’s descent from millionaire investor to inmate is a harrowing look into one man’s reckoning with greed, power, and survival.

Larry Hartman’s life reads like a Hollywood thriller — a brilliant Wall Street lawyer turned outlaw financier, living between luxury and chaos. His story of ambition, deception, and redemption proves that in the world of Blind Greed, even the smartest can lose it all.

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0:00 Intro

2:52 Holocaust Survivor and Coming To New York

12:59 Starting Online Casinos With A Mobster

21:15 The “Boiler Room” of Barcelona

32:29 Indictments and Arrests

42:07 Larry Hartman Becomes Jason Todd

54:16 Thrown Into “El Chipote” Nicaraguan Prison

1:08:30 Extradited To The U.S.

1:16:17 10 Years In FCI Miami

1:37:19 Redemption

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This week on Honor Among Thieves, host Nelson Rodriguez Jr. sits down with Ofelia “Felly” Torres, better known as Felly From The Bronx — a woman whose story sounds like something straight out of a movie.

From a childhood of instability and abuse to becoming one of the youngest female hustlers on the streets of the Bronx, Felly’s life has been defined by survival, grit, and transformation. She opens up about the brutal realities of growing up with a drug-addicted mother, being shuffled through the foster care system, and finding family among street hustlers and danger.

🔑 Key Highlights:

-Surviving Poverty & Abuse: Felly’s early life was filled with neglect, addiction, and violence. She learned to fight for survival long before she ever touched the streets.

-The Streets Raised Her: As a teenager, she was taken under the wing of two Colombian brothers who ran her block — a move that introduced her to the life and its risks.

-Juvenile Lockup & Love: After a sale to an undercover cop, Felly spent 18 months in juvenile detention, where she found structure and met the man who would later nearly end her life.

-The Near-Fatal Betrayal: In a shocking turn, Felly’s boyfriend stabbed her 33 times, leaving her for dead. Against all odds, she survived the attack and began a long road to recovery.

-From Survivor to Hustler Again: Homeless and broken, Felly found herself drawn into darker worlds — first the underground sex trade, then a high-stakes international drug operation she was unknowingly caught in.

-The Federal Indictment: After being tricked into smuggling cocaine into the U.S., Felly went to trial, faced federal charges, and ultimately served 18 months in federal prison at Hazelton, Virginia.

-Rebirth Through Pain: From trauma, violence, and incarceration, Felly emerged as a symbol of resilience — a woman who refused to be defined by her past.

💥 In This Episode:

Felly From The Bronx opens up like never before — a female version of a 50 Cent story, told through pain, redemption, and the ultimate fight for survival.

This is not just a story of crime.

It’s a story of rebirth.

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0:00 Intro

3:03 Born In The Bronx: Childhood of Trauma

24:25 Hustling On The Streets of The Bronx

40:18 18 Months In Juvenile Prison

50:09 Bonnie And Clyde

1:14:19 The Night Felly Got Stabbed 33 Times

1:40:02 Going Homeless & The Back Page Life

1:57:46 The Dominican Connection: Catching A Fed Case

2:07:45 Federal Prison: Hazelton West Virgnia
2:19:41 Redemption

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This week on Honor Among Thieves, host Nelson Rodriguez Jr. sits down with Kendra Geronimo, a woman whose story of survival and transformation is as harrowing as it is inspiring.

At just sixteen years old, after being emancipated and working in nightclubs to survive, Kendra was deceived, abducted, and forced into a life she never chose. What began as a weekend trip to Miami with co-workers turned into a nightmare that would change her life forever. Drugged, threatened, and trapped by those she trusted, Kendra spent months in captivity before she made a daring escape and returned to Orlando to fight for her life and her freedom.

Despite facing disbelief from law enforcement and enduring unimaginable trauma, Kendra refused to let her past define her. Her captor was eventually convicted and sentenced to prison—but Kendra’s real victory was reclaiming her power.

Today, she’s the founder of Liberation Team, a nonprofit dedicated to rescuing and supporting victims of exploitation, and the owner of Avert ’Em, a self-defense and firearms training company that teaches women how to protect themselves. She also appeared on the hit reality series 60 Days In, where she brought her experience and strength to a national audience.

Through raw honesty and fearless reflection, Kendra shares how she rebuilt her life from the ground up, turning trauma into triumph and pain into purpose.

🔹 Episode Highlights

⚠️ The Setup: How a supposed weekend trip turned into a terrifying abduction.

🧠 The Ordeal: Her psychological and physical fight to survive captivity.

💥 The Escape: The moment she decided to risk everything for freedom.

💔 System Failure: How the justice system ignored her cries for help.

🌅 The Rebirth: Building Liberation Team and Avert ’Em to help others.

🎥 National Spotlight: Kendra’s journey to 60 Days In and advocacy on a public stage.

Kendra Geronimo’s story is one of resilience, redemption, and empowerment—a reminder that even in the darkest situations, strength and purpose can emerge. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in true survival stories, criminal justice reform, and the fight to protect vulnerable women and children.

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0:00 Intro

3:20 Military Brat

9:17 Emancipated at 16

24:04 Working At A Strip Club At 16

33:12 Getting Abducted

43:01 Life As A Trafficking Victim

57:20 How She Escaped

1:21:38 60 Days In

1:29:42 Redemption

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This week on Honor Among Thieves, host Nelson Rodriguez Jr. sits down with Andrew “Red Bull” Levinson, the man behind one of the wildest business empires and federal cases you’ve probably never heard of. In the early 2000s, Levinson became the exclusive Red Bull vending machine distributor, turning an idea into a multimillion-dollar empire that caught the attention of the biggest names in business — including the CEO of Red Bull himself.

From his early days growing up in Boston, to launching a successful international calling card company in the 90s, and later creating chocolate vending machines that made him a fortune, Red Bull was always chasing the next big business play. His patented energy drink vending system could dispense any can — regardless of size or shape — and it revolutionized the vending industry.

But just when everything seemed unstoppable, Red Bull the company pulled the plug on the deal, creating chaos among distributors and leading to a $140 million federal indictment that shook the business world. What followed was one of the most dramatic white-collar trials of the decade — a saga of innovation, betrayal, and consequences.

Episode Highlights

🏙 Growing up in Boston and entering the “Biz Op” world of the 1990s.

💳 Building a global calling card company from scratch.

🍫 The rise of his vending machine chocolate business.

⚡ How he invented a patented energy drink vending machine that changed the industry.

🥤 The exclusive Red Bull vending deal that made him millions.

💥 When corporate betrayal led to an FBI investigation and $140M indictment.

⚖️ The trial of the decade and his 17-year federal prison sentence.

From business genius to federal defendant, Andrew “Red Bull” Levinson’s story is a modern-day rise-and-fall that exposes the dark intersection between entrepreneurship, corporate power, and the justice system.

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0:00 Intro

1:45 The Truth About The Federal System

16:01 Boston

25:45 America Connect 

39:20 The Sticker Club Machine

43:45 The Hershey Dispenser

56:12 Creative Concepts of America: The Big Time 

1:02:11 The Energy Drink Business

1:06:41 Enter RED BULL

1:21:17 Red Bull Creates CHAOS

1:33:44 They Take Everything, The Money, The Watches

1:42:38 The Trial of The Century

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This week on Honor Among Thieves, we sit down with Cloyd Holmes, a reformed fraudster whose life story is straight out of a true-crime film. Born and raised in New York City during the 1970s and 80s, Cloyd came up surrounded by hustlers, pimps, and street legends. He witnessed firsthand how the crack era transformed the city—turning neighborhoods into war zones and survival into a full-time job.

After years in the streets and multiple near-death experiences, Cloyd left the street life behind, moved to Florida, and started over. But after being the victim of a random MS-13 drive-by shooting that nearly ended him and left him unable to work for a year, an old acquaintance introduced him to a booming “timeshare business.” Within his first week, Cloyd made over $40,000, not realizing the operation was at the center of a massive $11 million fraud scheme.

When federal agents eventually came knocking, Cloyd refused to cooperate—earning him a 15-year federal prison sentence. He shares what life was like inside the medium-security facility, from the gang politics to the chaos that ruled the yard, and how a powerful spiritual awakening ultimately changed his life forever.

Episode Highlights

🗽 Growing up in 1970s–80s New York City at the height of the crack era.

🔫 Surviving a random MS-13 drive-by shooting that nearly ended his life.

💰 The inside story of an $11 million timeshare scam that made national headlines.

⚖️ Facing a 15-year federal sentence after refusing to cooperate with prosecutors.

🔥 Life inside the federal prison system—violence, politics, and survival.

🙏 The moment that sparked his transformation and led to the creation of Man Up Ministry Inc.

Cloyd’s story is a powerful look at temptation, consequence, and redemption—a man who built an empire on deception, lost everything, and found a higher purpose behind prison walls.

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0:00 Intro

1:57 New York In The 70’s & 80’s

17:01 Leaving New York And Coming To Florida 

23:50 The Drive By 

33:15 Matt: The Man Who Started The Million Dollar Scam

42:01 The $40,000 A Week Time Share Scam 

47:01 Matt’s Gone!

51:15 Starting His Own Operation After The Feds Come In

1:00:48 The Fake Indictment

1:09:40 Prison Politics: The Medium

1:15:25 Oakdale Federal Prison: Man Up Ministry Inc. Is Born

1:24:44 Redemption

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This week on the Honor Among Thieves Podcast, host Nelson Rodriguez Jr. sits down with Frank Parisi, a man whose life journey reads like a crime epic — from growing up in New York’s Little Italy surrounded by the mob, to building his own street crew, falling deep into addiction, and ultimately finding redemption after surviving both the underworld and a near fatal experience.

Episode Highlights:

🗽 New York Roots & Mafia Legacy – Frank’s father was an associate of Cosa Nostra and a major Mary Jane trafficker, moving hundreds of pounds through New York each month. Growing up, Frank witnessed firsthand how made men controlled neighborhoods and enforced their rules with brutal consequences for breaking them.

⚔️ Life in the Streets – Raised in a home filled with criminals and addicts, Frank became an out of control addict himself, putting together a crew that hustled, sold drugs, and did whatever it took to make money.

⚖️ Saved by Love – During his wildest years, his girlfriend (now wife), a lawyer, repeatedly helped him avoid serious prison time by pulling him out of dangerous situations in court.

💉 Addiction & Sobriety – Frank opens up about his battles with drugs, how he got sober twice, and the brutal cycle of addiction in a aggressive environment.

❤️ Near-Fatal Experience – Despite being young, strong, and fit, Frank was forced into open-heart transplant surgery in his mid-30s. On the operating table, his heart stopped — and he was brought back to life.

🔄 Reinvention & Resilience – Frank’s story doesn’t end with survival; it’s about rebuilding, embracing sobriety, and transforming chaos into purpose.

Frank’s journey is about more than true crime — it’s about survival, redemption, and transformation. From mafia ties and brutal streets to courtroom drama, addiction recovery, and even life after death, his story proves that no matter how far gone you think you are, there’s always a way back.

👉 If you’re into true crime, mob history, addiction recovery, or powerful redemption stories, this is an episode you don’t want to miss.

Episode Chapters

0:00 Intro

3:15 Brooklyn In 1980’s

13:19 Starting To Walk The Wrong Path

21:30 Frank’s Father

31:30 Full Blown Street Life

41:39 Returning To New York On A Path of Destruction

51:11 Getting Sober And Changing His Life

57:17 Dying And Coming Back to Life

1:12:01 The Heart Transplant 

1:30:59 Redemption 

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In this explosive Part 2 of his story, John “Poet” Thornton, known as Tampa’s Tony Montana, returns to the Honor Among Thieves Podcast to continue his unbelievable journey from underworld boss to time inside the Florida prison system.

Episode Highlights:

🌎 The Rise & The Network – Revisiting how Poet built a vast multi-state distribution pipeline stretching from Tampa to Louisiana, operating at a scale few could imagine.

🕵️ Power & Influence – How he managed local authorities and used his reach to move in elite circles, even supplying well-known public figures, including tech mogul John McAfee.

🔥 The Breaking Point – The betrayal that led to one of the darkest moments of his life, sending him fleeing across the border and ultimately getting caught while trying to return home.

⛓️ Life Behind the Walls – Poet recounts his dramatic sentencing, the emotional day he last saw his grandfather, and the decade he spent inside Florida State facilities where his reputation preceded him everywhere.

⚖️ Inside Prison Power – An unfiltered look at how alliances shaped life inside, including the influence of the Mexican Mafia and other prison gangs, and the unlikely respect Poet earned from leaders of opposing groups due to his reputation and loyalty.

🌟 From Infamy to Friendship – After his release, Poet formed an unlikely bond with his idol, George Jung (the inspiration for Blow starring Johnny Depp). Their friendship evolved into a mentor–mentee relationship, with Poet by George’s side during the final chapter of his life.

If you’re fascinated by true crime stories, prison culture, underworld history, and redemption arcs, this conversation delivers it all: betrayal, loyalty, survival, and the pursuit of legacy. Poet’s story is raw, larger than life, and filled with lessons you won’t hear anywhere else.

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2:15 The Corrupt Cop and John McAfee

8:08 Signing For Life In Prison

16:21 Getting To Prison

24:40 The Gang Hierarchy At Liberty CI

37:45 Stories From Liberty CI

45:15 Quincy: The Next Prison

53:35 Avon Park: The Sweet Camp

1:12:01 Poet’s Run In With The Feds

1:23:04 Life After Prison

1:40:25 George Jung

1:52:35 Redemption

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