NEW EPISODE ALERT!

After a months-long hiatus, the 10-23 Podcast crew is back, sharing stories from on-scene, to on-air, with those who were there!

This episode was delayed due to the fact that all of our staff have full-time jobs other than podcast producing, and responsibilities outside of work that can also be time-consuming. But we have some exciting things in the works (we might be collaborating with another business for a new recording studio soon) so stay tuned for more on that...

Although we're always busy, we know the show must go on. Therefore, we're proud to announce the long awaited return of Detective Kiley Flores to the show!

Out of all the episodes we've done so far, Detective Flores is the one we've received the most requests for a part 2 of. And it makes sense. People can't get enough of the salt.

In 10-7, Part 2, Detective Flores discusses a range of topics with us, with an emphasis on firsthand experiences she has had working various death investigations, and we also discuss an almost-dead investigation, and we discuss some instances of the opposite of death investigations - Lifesaving Actions.

We end the episode by briefly discussing the Officer Down Memorial Page, and the good work their organization is doing every day to help memorialize heroes who gave everything in the service of their communities.

As always, Detective Flores gives us the non-sugarcoated, extra salty truth we've come to expect from her, and her insights into death, life, and gender confusion remind us all to stay vigilant, enjoy the good times, and be strong in the hard times no matter what.

Stay tuned for Episode 10-7, Part 3 - which will have a much shorter wait time than this one did, where we will conclude Episode 10-7, with Detective Kiley Flores.

Remember: "Death Comes in Threes"

Enjoy!

Our guest for this episode is none other than the saltiest person the 10-23 crew has ever known - Detective Kiley Flores.

Flores has spent around a decade in law enforcement in some form or fashion, and at the time of this recording, she serves as a Detective with a rural County Sheriff's Office in Texas.

She is assigned to work all felony cases and major crimes that occur in her jurisdiction, and she also helps run her agency's registered sex offender program and serves as the Adult Program Coordinator for the local community Crime Stoppers organization in her County.

We've been saving Flores for this episode for one particular reason:

In our neck of the woods, 10-7 means someone on-scene is deceased, and if there's one cop we know who has dealt with A LOT of dead bodies, it's Kiley Flores, making her the ideal guest for Episode 10-7.

So, sit back, relax, and brace yourself for a significant bleeping time with Detective Kiley Flores.

In Part I, we begin with discussing Flores' origin story, and some of her time serving as a Corrections Officer in both the Texas Department of Criminal Justice (prison) and at a County Jail in Texas before becoming a street cop.

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In this episode, we got the opportunity to chat with Ghada Wahdan - an intelligence analyst and would-be criminal mastermind if it wasn't for the fact that she's a full-blooded American patriot, and a good person.

Ghada shares some of her personal story detailing some notable experiences in her childhood, all the way up to the terrorist attacks of September 11th, 2001, and how she was ultimately led to a career in the intelligence world of law enforcement.

Ghada also breaks down some of the big factors in the recent Israel-Gaza conflict, and provides a unique and relevant perspective to what is considered both a largely controversial and little understood war for many.

It was an honor and a privilege to have Ghada on the show, and we honestly can't thank her enough for taking the time to come out and record with us.

So without further ado, please enjoy Episode 10-6, with Ghada Wahdan!

Recently, the 10-23 crew got an opportunity to sit down with active-duty FBI Special Agent Chris Nicolaus.

Chris spent some time serving in the United States Army before transitioning from the military to federal law enforcement, and then spent 18 years working Counter-Intelligence based out of the FBI's Washington Field Office, and recently transferred here to Texas to continue working in a slightly different assignment that we won't detail here due to his active work at the time of this episode's release.

In this episode, Chris spoke with us about the counter-intel world, some notable FBI history, a little-known about but extremely prevalent crime known as Transnational Repression, and much more. Chris also speaks to how the FBI operates as both an Intelligence Agency and a Federal Law Enforcement Agency.

If you fancy yourself a fan of real-world spy stuff, and want to learn more about the FBI and some of the lesser-known but extremely prevalent criminal acts they address, this episode is for you.

We'd also like to extend a special thank-you to Ms. Katie Chaumont of the FBI - Dallas Division - Public Affairs Office for working with us and doing all of the necessary legwork and jumping through all of the necessary hoops for us to be able to host and publish an episode with an active-duty FBI Agent speaking from his official capacity. Katie's a rockstar and her help with this cannot be understated. With all that said, and without further ado, please enjoy 10-23 Podcast, Episode 10-5, with FBI Special Agent Chris Nicolaus!

Detective-Sgt. John Fisher makes his debut episode!

Fisher sits down with Jones and Fithen for a discussion about his law enforcement career so far, and the group discusses topics ranging from body-worn police cameras to unconventional U.S. Army recruiting strategies.

Fisher discusses his time serving in law enforcement in assignments as a city Patrol Officer, to Detective, to promoting to Corporal, to becoming the leader of a Tactical Team, promoting to Sergeant, and transferring to a Sheriff's Office where he currently continues to serve.

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