Working undercover is one of the most challenging and exciting assignments there is.  And like many law enforcement jobs, often misunderstood, even by other cops.  Jay and I talk about our time working UC, and give our perspectives and thoughts.

Over the years, some of our more interesting PI clients have been professional athletes.  Jay and I discuss the problems unique to them, things that we've learned, and a few specific cases.

John's story starts with a guy looking to save his own neck.  There was a bit of "snitchin'" going on, culminating with a guy getting killed just to make sure he couldn't.  Drugs may have played a minor role in this one.

"Stripper Sisters, Drugs & Murder", according to Rolling Stones magazine.  This was a multi-faceted case that garnered national attention.  Jay relates the details for this strange story, part of which involved a horrific murder contrasted with the beauty of the murder scene.

Amazing how greed can corrupt even those we like to think would be above it.  Another Jay story about a group of men trying to recoup their money after a bad investment, and how far they're willing to go to get it back.

Retired homicide investigator John is back with a story that starts with blood on the floor of a motel room, initially explained away with a ridiculous explanation.  I even learn something new from this one, still not sure I believe it.

Jay calls on a Sunday afternoon with a story about a body in a barrel . . . and not in a funny way.  We talk a little about private investigations work, then unwind the story.

In seconds, a search warrant spins into a hostage situation with a heavily armed, tweaked out suspect . . . and it doesn't end well.  Jay and I were both out on this SWAT callout, but his role was far more demanding and intense.

A single mother's fateful decision to hang out at a Hells Angels clubhouse is the basis for this episode.  Even though retired, Jay played an indispensable role in this controversial homicide investigation.

An armed robbery goes down at a restaurant in Phoenix, but it happens the morning after it was supposed to.  And we know who did it.  Jay and I recount a serial robbery investigation where despite all the hard work and investigative tools brought to bear, no one was ever arrested.