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Fugitive Files

Fugitive Files

著者： SAM N Studios
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Every Monday, a new file opens.

FUGITIVE FILES is the true crime podcast covering fugitives on the run from the FBI — from wanted killers and international scammers to cult leaders, con artists, and criminals hiding in plain sight. We break down the manhunts, fake identities, shocking mistakes, near captures, and the investigations that brought them down… or failed to. Some fugitives disappear for decades.
Some are still out there. New episodes every Monday.

Because the case is never closed.

Link to listen: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/fugitive-files/id1896535256Copyright SAM N Studios ノンフィクション犯罪
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  • Adam Gadahn: The American Who Became al Qaeda's Voice

    Adam Gadahn: The American Who Became al Qaeda's Voice
    2026/07/20
    A California teenager. An al Qaeda propaganda machine. And a treason case unlike anything America had seen in decades.

    In this episode of Fugitive Files, we examine the extraordinary story of Adam Gadahn, the California-born American who became one of al Qaeda's most recognizable spokesmen after appearing in propaganda videos calling for attacks against the United States. His transformation from an ordinary American citizen into a global terrorist figure led to one of the rarest criminal charges in U.S. history: treason. It was the first federal treason indictment against an American in more than half a century, reviving a charge that has almost disappeared from modern criminal law.

    But why is treason so rarely used today? We explore how the U.S. government's response to terrorism reshaped the legal landscape, why prosecutors often rely on terrorism statutes instead of treason, and what Gadahn's case reveals about national security, constitutional protections, and the evolution of modern justice. In this episode, we break down the charges, the propaganda campaign, the legal significance of the case, and the lasting impact of one of America's most infamous homegrown extremists.

    New episodes every Monday.

    Some monsters don’t hide in the shadows — they hide in plain sight.

    Listen now on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/fugitive-files/id1896535256

    Stay alert. Stay aware.
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    24 分
  • The GRU Hackers: Cyberwar, Global Chaos & the $10 Million Bounty

    The GRU Hackers: Cyberwar, Global Chaos & the $10 Million Bounty
    2026/07/13
    A hospital brought to its knees. An international sporting event thrown into chaos. And a cyberattack so destructive that it caused billions in damage across the globe.

    In this episode of Fugitive Files, we investigate the six Russian military intelligence officers accused of carrying out some of the most devastating cyberattacks in modern history. Federal prosecutors allege that members of the GRU's infamous Unit 74455 launched a series of operations targeting governments, businesses, hospitals, elections, and critical infrastructure around the world. Among the attacks was the notorious NotPetya malware outbreak, a digital weapon that spread far beyond its intended targets and left a trail of financial devastation across multiple continents.

    Investigators say the same group was also linked to attacks on Ukraine's power grid, the 2018 Winter Olympics, and efforts to disrupt democratic institutions abroad. One American victim, a Pennsylvania healthcare system, reportedly suffered major operational failures and financial losses as a result of the cyber intrusions. Despite years of investigation and public indictments, the accused officers remain beyond the reach of U.S. authorities, prompting a reward of up to $10 million for information leading to their capture.

    In this episode, we break down the cyberattacks, the digital battlefield of modern espionage, the global fallout from state-sponsored hacking, and the hunt for the men accused of turning computer code into a weapon of international chaos.

    New episodes every Monday.

    Some monsters don’t hide in the shadows — they hide in plain sight.

    Listen now on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/fugitive-files/id1896535256

    Stay alert. Stay aware.
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    30 分
  • Farhad “Fred” Monem: Bribes, Rotten Food & the Fugitive Shepherd

    Farhad “Fred” Monem: Bribes, Rotten Food & the Fugitive Shepherd
    2026/07/06
    A trusted state official. Millions in taxpayer dollars. And a corruption scandal so bizarre it allegedly ended with the accused hiding out as a shepherd in Iran.

    In this episode of Fugitive Files, we uncover the case of Farhad “Fred” Monem, the former Oregon Department of Corrections administrator accused of orchestrating a years-long bribery scheme that corrupted the state's prison food system. According to federal investigators, Monem accepted more than $1.2 million in kickbacks from food brokers in exchange for steering lucrative government contracts their way. Prosecutors allege the arrangement allowed vendors to profit while inmates were served spoiled, substandard, and sometimes unsafe food, all at the expense of Oregon taxpayers.

    As the investigation closed in, Monem allegedly vanished before he could be brought to justice. While his wife and several co-conspirators were convicted and sent to prison, authorities say Monem fled to his native Iran, where he has remained beyond the reach of U.S. law enforcement. The FBI and IRS have spent years trying to track him down, turning him into one of the more unusual white-collar fugitives on America's wanted lists.

    In this episode, we break down the bribery scheme, the millions that allegedly changed hands behind closed doors, the impact on Oregon's prison system, and the extraordinary story of a fugitive accused of trading a government office for life on the run.

    New episodes every Monday.

    Some monsters don’t hide in the shadows — they hide in plain sight.

    Listen now on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/fugitive-files/id1896535256

    Stay alert. Stay aware.
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    45 分
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