How does a professional investigator stay sharp and avoid burn out? Since 1986, Linda Sanderson has provided dedicated and effective defense investigation for indigent persons accused of crimes in one of California’s most litigious public defender offices. She provided defense investigation coverage on nearly all Richmond gang cases since 1990. As chief investigator since 2012, where she supervises eleven defense investigators, she overhauled the department’s investigation division into a highly dedicated, efficient and accomplished unit working alongside the attorney staff in a holistic team format.

How many Emmy award-winning TV investigative reporters who broke international stories do you know? Now you can say you know Fred Mamoun.

Shannon Sikes Mack is "real police". She is also a great storyteller. I can't tell you how fun this interview was. She supervises detectives in Bossier Parish Sheriff's office in Louisiana. She has a recurring guest role on the Investigation Discovery Channel show Murder Chose Me and was part of a team that used DNA and Facebook to identify a murdered teen from 34 years ago.

You will learn a lot from an old-time investigator who got in the biz before the internet. He knows the PI business inside and out. His stories are emblematic of a gumshoe that does the job the right way. Not to be missed.

Real CSI, Not TV or Movie CSI. Katherine Ramsland is the expert that the experts go to for Crime Scene Methodology. Her stories talk about her time with the dead on the other side of the crime scene tape

John F. Suggs applies his expertise in genetic analysis, forensic research and investigation to the field of genetic genealogy where he assists “persons of unknown parentage” such as adult adoptees, sperm and egg donor’s adult children and others searching for their biological roots. In addition, using the same investigative methods, he has recently expanded his work portfolio to include assisting members of Law Enforcement in the solving of criminal cold cases.

Pat McGaha is a great storyteller. He comes back for another episode with a couple stories that will knock your socks off. A former decorated street cop and homicide detective from Shreveport, LA, Pat is also a prolific blogger who weaves his years growing up before joining the Marines with his cop stories. He delivers the whodunits with a powerful emotional gut punch.

James L. Trainum is retired from the Metropolitan Police Department in Washington, D.C. as the Violent Crimes Case Review Project Director- Detective from 2000-2010 He is the author of How The Police Generate False Confessions: An Inside Look at the Interrogation room.

How vulnerable is your credit card at the pump? See how easy it is to hack your passwords. Scott N. Schober is the President and CEO of Berkeley Varitronics Systems (BVS), a 40-year-old New Jersey-based privately held company and leading provider of advanced, world-class wireless test and security solutions. Scott pulls back the curtain on today's most insidious cyber frauds

Torture of suspected terrorists is back in the headlines. Our guest, Mark Fallon, Author of Unjustifiable Means: The inside story of how the CIA, Pentagon, and the US Government conspired to torture.