Sharon Edwards joins Traci on Truth Lies and Coverups. We'll dig into the murder case she's investigating on her Justice Delayed podcast. It's been almost 20 years since the crime was committed in Abilene, TX. Listen to find out how she avoided being arrested during her investigation, who the suspects are, who will talk to her, who won't and if she thinks she'll solve the case and find the murderer.

Traci and her producer Alex discuss the Gabby Petito and Brian Laundrie police body cam video.

And you're not going to want to miss Retired FBI agent Jim Fitzgerald. His work with forensic linguistics is the primary reason the Unabomber was caught, stopping 17 years of mail bombs and the injury and death that resulted. Listen to find out how long he was on the case before it was solved and the inside scoop on how the FBI got their man. We'll also and fact check and hear behind the scenes stories on his TV series Manhunt: Unabomber. Be sure to watch it on Netflix.

Convicted Fraudster Ryan Homa visits Truth, Lies and Coverups. He gets pretty raw as he tells us exactly how he stole $1.2 M, why he did it, the devastating effects of how it weighed on him, how it didn't even solve the problem he really had and what he learned about himself. He doesn't hold anything back. You'll learn a lot from this one. Enjoy.

Statement Analysis Expert and Retired Secret Service Agent Mark McClish visits Truth Lies and Coverups. He'll share intel from his 30+ years of statement analysis. You'll know exactly what words and phrases indicate deception. He'll also fill us in on what it's really like to work at the White House, what Ronald Reagan was like and his thoughts on deception from Chris Watts to Kaitlyn Jenner.

New York Times writer Abby Ellin visits Truth, Lies and Coverups today. She wrote a new book Duped: Double Lives, False Identities and the Con Man I Almost Married. It's based on events in her life and lots of research on leading a double life and the lies that go with it. We also chat about a few of the liars we've both had common experiences with. Enjoy!

Be sure to check out Abby's podcast Impostors at https://medium.com/ear-worthy/second-season-of-impostors-the-commander-releases-two-new-episodes-16b8e08fe218

Former Federal Prosecutor Tom O'malley visits Truth, Lies and Coverups. He's helped catch rap gangs committing millions in ID fraud, investigated synthetic ID fraud based on postal worker tips about suspicious mail deliveries and talks about the first known use-case of Nest security cameras data used as evidence against the bad guys. He'll also share the easiest thing you can do to protect yourself from huge fraud loss.

Private Investigator Michele Stuart visits Truth, Lies and Coverups. We talk open source intelligence tools anyone can use to find someone and track their behavior. She'll reveal her techniques for social engineering and how you can use 3 emotional hooks to get anyone to do anything for you. And what's most interesting are the questions she WON'T answer…. You gotta listen to this one. Enjoy.

Jimmy Scalzo visits Truth, Lies and Coverups Today. Listen to find out how his success and a family business disagreement led him to commit mortgage fraud…and bring his extended family down with him. He'll reveal the mindset it takes to do what he did and exactly how long it took him to snap out of it and much, much more.

We've rebranded Traci's Fraud Busting podcast to Truth Lies and Coverups. You have to listen to find out why! You'll still get fascinating interviews from fraudsters, crooks, victims and the law enforcement that got to the bottom of it. And some fun new segments.

Want to see the Truth, Lies and Coverups TV Show sizzle reel? Go to this link: https://youtu.be/PwJtTBBindQ

Author Daniel Barbarisi visits Fraud Busting. He spent 3 years searching for Forrest Fenn's Treasure-worth $1m and only findable if you could decode a very cryptic poem written by the eccentric antique dealer. Hundreds of thousands of people searched over 10 years and in 2020 it was announced that the treasure was found. Was the ever really a treasure? Was there a legitimate finder? Was the whole thing a fraud? You've got to listen to find out.