Nancy Guthrie Case: FBI Agent Challenges the Investigation's Failures
Nancy Guthrie — the eighty-four-year-old mother of NBC's Savannah Guthrie — has been missing from her Catalina Foothills home near Tucson since early February. No arrest. No named suspect. Over a million dollars in reward money has moved nothing. And retired FBI Special Agent Jennifer Coffindaffer has publicly challenged the handling of this investigation. Coffindaffer brings her federal inves...
41m Apr 27
41m
Lucy Letby Case: FBI Expert Examines the Evidence and the Doubt
Lucy Letby was convicted of seven infant murders and multiple attempted murders at the Countess of Chester Hospital and sentenced to fifteen whole-life orders — the most severe sentence available in the British legal system. Two appeals have been refused. And yet a panel of fourteen international medical experts has concluded there is no medical evidence supporting claims of deliberate harm in ...
41m Apr 26
41m
Duggar Blacklist Revealed: FBI Expert Analyzes the Isolation System
Amy Duggar King is the only member of the Duggar family publicly mapping how the system of secrecy operates from the inside. She grew up as Jim Bob's niece, watched information get managed and narratives get controlled, and described in her memoir Holy Disruptor a family structure where loyalty meant silence and speaking out meant retaliation. Retired FBI Behavioral Analysis Chief Robin Dreeke...
38m Apr 26
38m
D4VD Charge Sheet Analyzed: Defense Attorney Exposes the Pressure Points
The Los Angeles County District Attorney has filed the most serious charges California law allows against David Anthony Burke — first-degree murder with three special circumstances, continuous sexual abuse of a child under fourteen, and mutilation of human remains in the death of Celeste Rivas Hernandez. Burke has pleaded not guilty. The death penalty is a possibility. His defense team says the...
41m Apr 26
41m
Duggar Family Pattern: FBI Expert and Amy Duggar Trace the Origin
Amy Duggar King is the only member of the Duggar family publicly drawing the line from the past to the present. In her memoir Holy Disruptor, she named her grandfather Jimmy Lee Duggar and detailed the violence he allegedly inflicted on her mother Deanna — violence she says was protected by family silence for decades. Retired FBI Behavioral Analysis Chief Robin Dreeke sits down with Amy to app...
1hr 11m Apr 26
1hr 11m
D4VD Defense Strategy Exposed: Attorney Breaks Down Every Angle
David Anthony Burke faces the most serious charges the Los Angeles County DA can bring. First-degree murder with three special circumstances. Continuous sexual abuse of a child under fourteen. Mutilation of human remains. The death penalty is a possibility. His defense team — led by Blair Berk — drew a line before charges were even filed: Burke "was not the cause of her death." He has pleaded n...
48m Apr 26
48m
Joseph Duggar Case: Defense Attorney Dismantles the Legal Strategy
Joseph Duggar faces a life felony in Florida and eight misdemeanor counts in Arkansas. His own recorded words may be the prosecution's strongest evidence. His wife has hired separate counsel. His family's private communications are now public. And criminal defense attorney Bob Motta says the strategic position is catastrophic. Motta joins Robin Dreeke and Tony Brueski to break down what it mea...
44m Apr 25
44m
D4VD Case: FBI Agent Decodes the Defense and Witness Pattern
David Anthony Burke — the recording artist known as D4VD — has been charged with first-degree murder with special circumstances, continuous sexual abuse of a child under fourteen, and mutilation of human remains in the death of Celeste Rivas Hernandez. He has pleaded not guilty. The special circumstances — lying in wait, financial motive, and killing a witness — mean prosecutors could seek the ...
36m Apr 25
36m
D4VD Murder Case: Retired FBI Agent Examines the Evidence
David Anthony Burke — the recording artist known as D4VD — has been charged with first-degree murder with special circumstances, continuous sexual abuse of a child under fourteen, and mutilation of human remains in the death of Celeste Rivas Hernandez. He has pleaded not guilty. The special circumstances include allegations of lying in wait, financial motive, and killing a witness — making this...
42m Apr 25
42m
Anna Kepner Cruise Ship Case: Former Prosecutor Breaks Down Evidence
An eighteen-year-old high school senior is allegedly killed by her sixteen-year-old stepbrother inside their shared cabin on a Carnival cruise ship. Her body reportedly concealed under a bed. Ship surveillance allegedly showing only one person entering and exiting. A federal indictment for first-degree murder and aggravated sexual abuse. A not guilty plea. And a teenager currently living with a...
34m Apr 25
34m
The Lates On D4VD And the Kepner Cruise Ship Not Guilty Plea
Going live for the full Eric Faddis segment. We are running all three packages back to back. The D4vd inner circle. The D4vd felony complaint. The Anna Kepner not guilty plea. Chat stays open across the whole thing. Bring your questions on accessory liability, the death penalty theory, Blair Berk's play, the "C.K." cellphone data, the seven-day trial estimate, and anything else you have been s...
46m Apr 24
46m
Anna Kepner Cruise Ship Murder LIVE: Not Guilty Plea and Every Defense Move Decoded
Going live with Eric Faddis on the Anna Kepner case. Her stepbrother just pleaded not guilty to her murder in federal court. He is sixteen, out on GPS, and his defense team is making very specific strategic choices. We are going through all of them live. The plea procedure. The judge request. The trial length estimate. The "C.K." cellphone data. Chat open. Bring your questions on juvenile tran...
17m Apr 24
17m
D4vd LIVE: The Felony Complaint, the Death Penalty Path, and Blair Berk's Play
Going live with Eric Faddis to walk through the felony complaint against David Anthony Burke and the defense strategy already in motion. Three special circumstances. The financial-gain theory. Blair Berk's ten-day preliminary hearing push. The grand jury that did not indict. The forty-plus terabytes of discovery. The now-unsealed autopsy. And the carefully worded "not the cause of her death" de...
12m Apr 24
12m
D4vd Case LIVE: The Inner Circle, Cooperation Deals, and Who's Still Exposed
Going live with former felony prosecutor Eric Faddis to break down the one question the D4vd case keeps raising. If prosecutors say David Anthony Burke did not dispose of Celeste Rivas Hernandez's remains alone, why is he the only one charged? We're walking through the cooperation language in Neo Langston's attorney statement, the grand jury testimony from Robert Morgenroth, the attorney confl...
18m Apr 24
18m
Kendra Duggar's Escape: Amy King and FBI Expert Robin Dreeke
Retired FBI Behavioral Analysis Program Chief Robin Dreeke joins Amy Duggar King for the final installment of their three-part series — a direct address to Kendra Duggar, the twenty-seven-year-old mother at the center of one of the most consequential family crises in the Duggar saga. Kendra married Joseph Duggar at nineteen. Unlike the women who grew up inside the Duggar-IBLP system from birth...
19m Apr 24
19m
Duggar Cover-Up Patterns: Amy King and FBI Expert Robin Dreeke
Retired FBI Behavioral Analysis Program Chief Robin Dreeke and Amy Duggar King — Jim Bob's niece and author of Holy Disruptor — sit down for a forensic examination of the information suppression system Amy says has operated inside the Duggar family and its religious community for generations. Robin Dreeke brings his expertise in behavioral analysis and institutional deception to examine the pa...
11m Apr 24
11m
D4VD: Three Parts. Every Angle. No Flinching.
The complete three-part interview with psychotherapist Shavaun Scott on the D4VD case — all in one place. Celeste Rivas Hernandez was 13 when she was first reported missing. She was 14 when she was allegedly last seen alive at David Anthony Burke's Hollywood Hills home. Her dismembered remains were found months later in his Tesla. Burke was on a world tour. His inner circle was silent. And his...
57m Apr 23
57m
D4VD's Unreleased Track Named Celeste. A Therapist Responds.
A song called "Romantic Homicide." An unreleased track reportedly naming a girl called "Celeste." A music video dripping with dark-haired girls and blood. An album titled "Withered." And now, charges that read like the art came to life — first-degree murder with special circumstances, sexual abuse of a child, and the alleged destruction of her remains. Psychotherapist Shavaun Scott joins Tony ...
18m Apr 23
18m
D4VD's Parents Fought to Block Their Own Subpoenas
The grand jury had to drag witnesses in. Neo Langston ran to Montana. Burke's parents fought subpoenas in Texas. The manager testified over multiple days. And for months after Celeste Rivas Hernandez's remains were allegedly found in David Burke's Tesla, the people closest to the accused reportedly said nothing while a grieving family waited for answers. Psychotherapist Shavaun Scott joins Ton...
17m Apr 23
17m
D4VD Had Her on Discord at 12. Nobody Intervened.
Before there were charges. Before a body was found in a trunk. Before a famous musician was arrested. There was a 13-year-old girl who kept running away from home — and a series of adults, systems, and platforms that let her vanish. Celeste Rivas Hernandez was allegedly connected to David Anthony Burke through his Discord server as early as 2022, when she was approximately 12 years old. By 202...
23m Apr 23
23m
Duggar Generational Abuse: Amy King and FBI Expert Robin Dreeke
Retired FBI Behavioral Analysis Program Chief Robin Dreeke sits down with Amy Duggar King — Jim Bob Duggar's niece, author of Holy Disruptor, and one of the only family members willing to speak publicly — to dissect the generational behavioral patterns inside the Duggar family. Amy alleges in her memoir that the family's patriarch, Jimmy Lee Duggar, was violent and predatory. She says Jim Bob ...
37m Apr 23
37m
Attorney Motta Analyzes D4VD Murder and Duggar Cases
Criminal defense attorney Bob Motta joins Tony Brueski and Robin Dreeke for comprehensive legal analysis of two major active prosecutions: the D4VD first-degree murder case and the Joseph Duggar molestation and endangerment charges. On D4VD: Motta examines the prosecution’s decision to file first-degree murder with three special circumstances, the financial gain and witness-killing theories, t...
59m Apr 22
59m
Attorney Motta on Duggar’s Multi-State Legal Crisis
Criminal defense attorney Bob Motta joins Tony Brueski and Robin Dreeke to analyze the compounding legal exposure facing Joseph Duggar, who is simultaneously defending against a life felony in Florida and misdemeanor charges in Arkansas. The Florida charges stem from alleged repeated molestation of a 9-year-old girl during a 2020 family vacation to Panama City Beach. The Arkansas charges—eight...
21m Apr 22
21m
Attorney Motta: How D4VD Fights These Charges
Criminal defense attorney Bob Motta joins Tony Brueski and Robin Dreeke to analyze the defense strategy available to D4VD following the filing of first-degree murder charges with three special circumstances, continuous sexual acts charges, and mutilation of human remains. Defense attorney Blair Berk’s prior statement—that David Burke “was not the cause of her death”—is examined as a potential ...
18m Apr 22
18m
Attorney Motta: D4VD’s Murder Charges Dissected
Criminal defense attorney Bob Motta joins Tony Brueski and Robin Dreeke to analyze the charges filed against D4VD in the death of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez—the most serious charges a California DA’s office can bring. David Anthony Burke faces first-degree murder with three special circumstances: lying in wait, murder for financial gain, and killing a witness. Additional charges inclu...
20m Apr 22
20m
D4vd, Duggar, Flynn: Dreeke’s Behavioral Breakdown
Retired FBI Counterintelligence Behavioral Analysis Program Chief Robin Dreeke joins Tony Brueski for an extraordinary listener Q&A spanning three of the most closely watched cases in true crime — each one featuring a man who allegedly weaponized his public persona to harm the people closest to him. Robin applies his behavioral framework to the patterns across all three cases. With D4vd, he ex...
59m Apr 22
59m
Caleb Flynn Case: Dreeke Analyzes the Staged Burglary and 911 Call
Retired FBI Counterintelligence Behavioral Analysis Program Chief Robin Dreeke joins Tony Brueski to dissect the behavioral evidence in the Caleb Flynn murder case — starting with the 911 call that investigators say was part of a staged performance. Robin applies his decades of behavioral analysis to the key elements your listener questions are focused on: What does the 911 audio reveal about ...
16m Apr 21
16m
Duggar Behavioral Patterns: Dreeke Analyzes Joseph’s Alleged Confessions
Retired FBI Counterintelligence Behavioral Analysis Program Chief Robin Dreeke joins Tony Brueski to break down the behavioral indicators in the Joseph Duggar case — including the extraordinary detail that the accused allegedly confessed twice before being arrested. According to the arrest affidavit, Joseph Duggar admitted to molesting a nine-year-old girl when confronted by the victim’s fathe...
22m Apr 21
22m
D4VD Arrest and Nancy Guthrie Ransom — Expert Breakdown
Retired FBI Special Agent Jennifer Coffindaffer — former federal investigator with decades of behavioral analysis and case-building experience — joins Tony Brueski for a full-episode deep dive into the two biggest cases in the country right now. In the D4VD case, LAPD bypassed a grand jury that declined to indict and arrested David Anthony Burke on suspicion of the murder of 14-year-old Celest...
49m Apr 20
49m
Nancy Guthrie — Why the FBI Won't Trace the Bitcoin
Retired FBI Special Agent Jennifer Coffindaffer — who spent decades building federal cases and who has publicly called for the bureau to pay the bitcoin ransom and trace the wallet — sits down with Tony Brueski for an analytical breakdown of the Nancy Guthrie investigation. Coffindaffer addresses the central tactical question: the FBI has recovered cryptocurrency ransoms before, including in t...
19m Apr 20
19m
D4VD Defense Denies Causation — What That Concedes
Retired FBI Special Agent Jennifer Coffindaffer — with decades of experience building federal cases and reading witness behavior — joins Tony Brueski to analyze the next phase of the D4VD case and what the defense team's public statement actually reveals. Burke's attorneys specifically stated he "was not the cause" of Celeste Rivas Hernandez's death. Not that he was uninvolved. Not that he did...
15m Apr 20
15m
Celeste Rivas Hernandez: Dreeke Breaks Down the Behavioral Red Flags
Retired FBI Counterintelligence Behavioral Analysis Program Chief Robin Dreeke joins Tony Brueski to answer your questions about one of the most disturbing cases in recent memory — the alleged grooming and killing of fourteen-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez, whose dismembered remains were found inside the Tesla of pop star D4vd. Robin brings decades of behavioral analysis expertise to the pat...
21m Apr 20
21m
D4VD Arrest — What the Evidence Trail Exposes
Retired FBI Special Agent Jennifer Coffindaffer — former federal investigator with decades of case-building experience — sits down with Tony Brueski to dissect the arrest of D4VD in the Celeste Rivas Hernandez case. LAPD didn't wait for a grand jury indictment. Detectives went to a judge and moved on their own — seven months after a 14-year-old girl's remains were found in the trunk of a Tesla...
15m Apr 20
15m
Heuermann's Plea, the Family Lawsuit, and the Psychology of Not Knowing
Asa Ellerup called Rex Heuermann her savior. Their daughter Victoria sat in a packed Suffolk County courtroom and watched him plead guilty to killing eight women. Asa has maintained she would have known if something was wrong. Victoria has publicly said she believes her father most likely committed the killings. A mother and daughter inside the same house, the same marriage, the same nightmare ...
1hr 24m Apr 20
1hr 24m
IBLP: The Cost of Leaving and the Machine That Won't Stop
The survivors can't pick what to eat for dinner. Not because they're indecisive — because every decision they ever made was routed through a hierarchy that no longer exists. Their operating system crashed. That's what leaving the Institute in Basic Life Principles actually looks like. Not a dramatic escape through a gate. A slow, disorienting collapse of identity, faith, relationships, and basi...
42m Apr 19
42m
Anna Kepner: Federal Indictment, Warning Signs, and the Case for Detention
Anna Kepner was eighteen years old. She was found dead under the bed in her cruise ship stateroom, wrapped in a blanket and covered in life vests. The medical examiner ruled it a homicide by mechanical asphyxiation. Security cameras showed her sixteen-year-old stepbrother Timothy Hudson was the only person who entered and exited the room that night. Her younger brother was outside and reportedl...
52m Apr 19
52m
Heuermann's Calculated Plea and the Civil Lawsuit Targeting His Family
Rex Heuermann maintained his innocence for one thousand days. On the last one, he stood in a Suffolk County courtroom — calm, controlled, no visible emotion — and pleaded guilty to strangling eight women over seventeen years. His defense attorney called it a calculated pivot. Every pre-trial ruling had gone against the defense. Whole genome sequencing was in. Consolidation of all charges into o...
37m Apr 19
37m
Kendra's Open Letter and the Duggar System Under Investigation
Kendra Duggar cried on a recorded jail call and told Joseph the kids had to be her priority. She said she wasn't well. Could barely eat. Could barely stand. For one conversation, she sounded like a mother beginning to think for herself. Then the family filled her schedule. ATV rides. Worship music. Days surrounded by Duggar sisters-in-law. Joseph sending scripture from his cell — lyrics about s...
1hr Apr 19
1hr
Kendra Duggar's Open Letter and the Doctrine That Trapped Her
The Caldwell family posted a portrait without Kendra in it. No statement. No explanation. Her father Paul launched a GoFundMe for displacement and housing costs. The family is reportedly being pushed out. And the system that built the world Kendra was raised inside is the same system now directing the choices being made for her. Kendra faces eight misdemeanor charges in Arkansas after investig...
58m Apr 19
58m
Nancy Guthrie: Investigative Failures and the Sheriff Fighting to Keep His Badge
Sheriff Chris Nanos told the public Nancy Guthrie had been abducted — then reversed himself the next day. When reporters questioned the contradiction, he told them he wasn't used to being held accountable for what he says. An insider who spoke to a national outlet said the message inside the department during those early press conferences was simple: stop talking. He didn't. Nancy Guthrie, 84,...
34m Apr 18
34m
Duggar Jail Calls and IBLP: The Behavioral Patterns and the Doctrine
Every public statement from the Duggar siblings after Joseph's arrest hit the same notes — scripted, measured, on-brand. The private communications tell a completely different story. Jim Bob's first written message to his son focused on God's forgiveness. Kendra called it "disappointing." Anna Duggar — whose own husband Josh is serving federal time — put money on Joseph's books. Austin Forsyth ...
50m Apr 18
50m
Heuermann's Family Fallout and the Calls That Haunted a Teenager
Someone used Melissa Barthelemy's phone to call her 15-year-old sister for five straight weeks after Melissa vanished. Always under three minutes. Always from crowded Manhattan streets. Always targeting the teenager — never the mother. The calls described what had been done to Melissa in detail no stranger should have known. The burner phone Melissa had connected with on the day she disappeared...
27m Apr 18
27m
Heuermann Pleads Guilty — What the Evidence and the Plea Deal Reveal
Rex Heuermann admitted to killing eight women. His defense attorney called it "relief." Not remorse. Not accountability. Relief. That single word tells you more about Heuermann's internal framework than the plea itself — and this week's panel digs into exactly why. A discarded pizza crust recovered from a Manhattan garbage can gave investigators the DNA match that broke this case open. That sa...
35m Apr 18
35m
Kepner Cruise Ship Murder And Gilgo Beach Civil Defense
Defense attorney and former felony prosecutor Eric Faddis joins for a full-episode analysis of two cases where the legal questions are converging on the same core issue — how much the people standing next to an accused knew, chose not to see, or gambled on. In the Anna Kepner federal case, Faddis examines why a sixteen-year-old’s defense team would sign off on a waiver volunteering him for adu...
49m Apr 17
49m
Asa Ellerup’s Civil Defense After the Guilty Plea
When Rex Heuermann pleaded guilty to eight murders in Suffolk County Court, the criminal case reached its conclusion. But for his ex-wife Asa Ellerup, a different legal fight is just beginning. A wrongful death lawsuit filed by the son of victim Valerie Mack alleges that Ellerup and her daughter Victoria either knew about, concealed, or deliberately avoided learning of the murders. The complai...
16m Apr 17
16m
Jesse Butler: The Clock Nobody Wanted To Stop
Fifteen minutes. That's how long a teenage girl had to understand that the boy she accused of nearly killing her was about to walk out of a Stillwater courtroom without a single day in prison. Fifteen minutes to process "no contest." Fifteen minutes to process "youthful offender." Fifteen minutes to realize the August birthday coming in four months would legally erase the whole thing. Jesse B...
24m Apr 17
24m
Anna Kepner: Can a Medication Defense Work Here
The physical evidence in the Anna Kepner case presents a compressed, specific set of facts that prosecutors believe can be tried in approximately one week. Ship surveillance showing no one else entering or exiting the cabin. A body allegedly concealed under a bed with deliberate covering. A cause of death — mechanical asphyxiation — that implies sustained physical contact. Defense attorney and...
17m Apr 17
17m
Anna Kepner Case: The Defense Gamble That Changes Everything
Unsealed federal court records in the Anna Kepner case have revealed a defense move that experienced criminal attorneys are calling highly unusual. The accused — a sixteen-year-old facing charges of first-degree murder and aggravated sexual abuse in the death of his eighteen-year-old stepsister — signed a written waiver requesting to be prosecuted as an adult. His defense counsel co-signed the ...
16m Apr 17
16m
LIVE: Full Panel — FBI Expert & Psychotherapist on the Bateman Netflix Doc
The full panel, live and uncut. Former FBI Behavioral Analysis Chief Robin Dreeke and psychotherapist Shavaun Scott are sitting down with Tony for a complete breakdown of the Samuel Bateman case and Netflix's Trust Me: The False Prophet — from how he built the cult, to what it did to the people inside, to whether Short Creek will ever stop producing predators who call themselves prophets. Robi...
1hr 3m Apr 16
1hr 3m
LIVE: Is the FLDS Cycle Finally Breaking? | Part 3
The final segment of our live three-part panel on the Bateman case and Netflix's Trust Me: The False Prophet. Parts 1 and 2 covered how he built it and what it did to the people inside. Now we're talking about what happens next — and whether "next" means healing or repetition. Former FBI Behavioral Analysis Chief Robin Dreeke and psychotherapist Shavaun Scott are back with Tony for the convers...
20m Apr 16
20m