Few years on the Earth
The arrest of former Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding has brought a dramatic and unsettling chapter in international crime to a close. Once celebrated as a Canadian athlete competing on the world’s biggest sporting stage, Wedding is now accused of orchestrating a sprawling transnational drug trafficking network and ordering dozens of murders across multiple continents. U.S. … Read more
The resignation of Tracee Mergen, the acting supervisor of the FBI’s Public Corruption Squad in the Minneapolis field office, has drawn national attention to internal disputes over how sensitive cases are classified and pursued within federal law enforcement. Mergen stepped down last week, and multiple sources say her departure was connected in part to disagreements … Read more
For years, Mary Carole McDonnell cultivated an image of creative success and industry credibility as the head of a California television company that specialized in true-crime programming. Today, at 73 years old, she is the subject of an active FBI manhunt, accused of orchestrating a vast financial deception that involved impersonating an aviation heiress, fabricating … Read more
In a newly filed lawsuit that brings into focus long-standing questions about political influence, law enforcement discretion, and employee rights, twelve former FBI agents have accused the agency and its current director, Kash Patel, of unlawfully terminating them for kneeling during a 2020 Washington, DC, protest following the murder of George Floyd. The plaintiffs contend … Read more
The story of Eduardo Valdivia stands as one of the most shocking criminal cases to emerge from Maryland in recent years—a case that has not only stunned law enforcement circles but also reignited conversations about power, exploitation, and the hidden dangers behind seemingly benign offers. A former FBI agent, Valdivia lived a double life that … Read more
In a move that has ignited fierce debate over free speech and workplace policies within federal agencies, FBI Director Kash Patel dismissed a new agent trainee on October 1, 2025, citing the display of a Pride flag at the employee’s workstation during a prior assignment. The decision, outlined in an official dismissal letter, has drawn … Read more
In a chilling case that has shaken public trust in law enforcement, FBI supervisor Eduardo Valdivia has been found guilty of multiple rape and sexual offense charges stemming from his secret life operating tattoo parlors under aliases. The 41-year-old agent, a father of three and seasoned law enforcement officer, was convicted on July 19 by … Read more
A British businessman, John Miller, has been charged in the United States with attempting to traffic highly sensitive American military technology to China, as well as plotting to silence a vocal critic of the Chinese president, Xi Jinping. This case has come to light following Miller’s arrest in Serbia, where he currently faces extradition to … Read more