12 MinutesSteve Bowers and Jimmie Leach recorded live at the Old Country Store in Jackson Tennessee.In this episode they discuss the tragedy of a 15 month old child from Sullivan County Tn. as well as a missing brother and sister from Idaho. The mother’s have arrested on related charges in
45 MinutesListen to a serious and informative discussion revolving around illegal drugs and stolen cars in eastern Tennessee in the 1970’s, 80’s, and 90’s along with the tragic murder of THO/CID undercover officer Mike Rector.
17 minutes. Brad McCoy and Jimmie Leach begin with a fun chat about the Karaoke business before discussing the serious issues involved in police and community relations. This is a very important conversation we all need to consider.
17 minutes. Steve Bowers and Jimmie Leach discuss police cases and law enforcement issues such as school violence, missing children, and other current cases.
Retired Drug Enforcement Agency Special Agent has fought in the War On Drugs working for the U.S. Customs Bureau, the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs and he served as one of the original agents with the Drug Enforcement Agency. He was involved in drug investigations all over the world.
In this weeks episode “The Investigator” Jimmie Leach and Brad McCoy join with Paul G. Summers to discuss significant legal issues involved in criminal Investigations. General Summers brings a wealth of expertise to the table drawing on his experience as a defense attorney, military JAG officer, District Attorney General, Judge
Steve Bowers and Jim Leach talk about “Texting Murder”, Church Shootings, Police Officers Killed, and The Pillow Case Rapist. 16 minutes
This week Chief Wiser and Major Kemper join Brad McCoy and Jim Leach on “The Investigator” to discuss trends in law enforcement over the years, the impact of technology on crime and policing, and some new and innovative programs the Jackson Tennessee Police Department is utilizing in the ongoing fight
Steve Bowers discuss ongoing investigations and law enforcement issues
What questions regarding Ray’s guilt as the lone killer remain unanswered?
