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TCP Ep. 18 Author and Retired Undercover Game Warden Bill Livesy

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Bill Livesy spent 30 years as a Game Warden in Maine. 20 of those years he worked for a covert operations group conducting undercover operations. He was great to talk to and offered a rare look into the life of an undercover agent. We covered everything from when a group of pot growers put a contract on his head to fighting corrupt politicians, and chasing night hunters in the Maine wilderness. I highly recommend his book, “Let’s Go for a Ride: The Wild Life of Maine’s Longest Tenured Undercover Game Warden.”

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TCP Ep. 17 Craig McGuire and Carmine Imbriale

This interview was a riot from start to finish. Today I got to sit down with two guests, Author Craig McGuire and Carmine Imbriale.

Craig is a bestselling true crime writer. His titles include “Brooklyn’s Most Wanted – The Top 100 Criminals, Crooks & Creeps from the County of the Kings,” “Beyond the Ides – Why March is the Unluckiest Month of All,” and his most recent title, “Carmine and the 13th Avenue Boys – Surviving Brooklyn’s Colombo Mob”

Carmine Imbriale was a mob associate in New York City for most of his adult life. His story of how he navigated and survived the Colombo mafia wars is the focus of Carmine and the 13th Avenue Boys.

This convo ranged from mafia drug wars to kidnapping dogs, to turning state’s evidence. These two were so much fun to talk to, and they put out a great book. Read Carmine and the 13th Avenue Boys.

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TCP Ep. 16 Author Matt Scott

Today I got to sit down with thriller author Matt Scott. We talked about writing, publishing, our favorite authors, favorite characters, and most importantly, his spy thrillers, Surviving the Lion’s Den, and The Iranian Deception.

Matt Can be found at:

Facebook: Matt.Scott.1272

IG & Twit: @mattscottbooks

www.mattscottbooks.com

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Thank you to Crush Limbo , “Yuppies on Scooters,” for the music.

TCP Ep. 15 Retired NYPD Detective and Author Vic Ferrari

Vic Ferrari served the New York City Police Department for twenty years. Before retiring he worked in patrol, narcotics, and specialized as a detective assigned to auto theft. He has written six books about his time with NYPD and how he survived Catholic school in New York City.

His titles include: Dickheads & Debauchery: and other ingenious ways to die, NYPD: Through the Looking Glass: Stories From Inside Americas Largest Police Department, NYPD: Law & Disorder, The NYPD’s Flying Circus: Cops, Crime & Chaos, Grand Theft Auto: The NYPD’s Auto Crime Division, Confessions of a Catholic High School Graduate. This was a great interview, we had a blast.

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Vic can be found on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Pintrest at @vicferrari50

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Thank you to Crush Limbo , “Yuppies on Scooters,” for the music.

TCP Ep. 14 Crime Reporter and Author Mark Pinsky

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Mark Pinsky Reported on criminal justice, mostly murder in the Southeast, for nearly 50 years to include Racial injustice in the ‘70s, Ted Bundy, Green Beret Capt. Jeffrey MacDonald, etc. He was an East Coast, stringer/free lancer for the New York Times and others. He was also a West Coast, staff writer for the Los Angeles Times Orange County bureau.

Today we’re talking about his two books, “Met Her on the Mountain: The Murder of Nancy Morgan,” and “Drifting Into Darkness: Murders, Madness, Suicide, and a Death”