“Predators Of The Vulnerable”
They didn’t break in.
They didn’t hide in the shadows.
They wore badges. Held your hand. Sat at your dinner table.
Crime Fixation returns with Season Three: Predators of the Vulnerable — a searing exploration of the predators we were told to trust. In hospitals, in homes, in dorm rooms and digital spaces, they moved through our lives like helpers… until the harm was done.
This is the season where trust is weaponized. Where silence is strategy. Where power wears a smile.
Sixteen cases. One question:
When danger looks like protection, who do we believe?
Season Three: Predators Of The Vulnerable.
Only on Crime Fixation.
This isn’t just true crime.
This is collapse.
And what it cost.
At first glance, Brooklyn Jones was just another name on a corporate badge—efficient, polite, invisible. But behind the smiling customer service façade at one of the nation’s busiest airline counters, Brooklyn was orchestrating a silent theft that would stretch across months and manipulate thousands of dollars in fraudulent fares. In this episode of Crime Fixation, hosts Jordan Wynn and Dr. Archer pull back the curtain on a scheme born not from brute force, but from calculated loopholes—and one employee’s growing sense that the system would never notice.
Brooklyn didn’t need to hack servers or break into vaults. All it took was access: a back-end portal, a refund policy ripe for exploitation, and the boldness to rewrite digital records like they were fiction. But how long can someone hide fraud in plain sight before the numbers start to bleed through the cracks? And what drives a seemingly ordinary employee to cross the line from procedure to profit?
Dr. Archer explores the psychology behind corporate trust, internal rationalization, and the seductive ease of low-risk crime.
When routine becomes the perfect cover, how do you spot the scam hiding inside the system?
He was called the next Warren Buffett. A frizzy-haired math prodigy turned crypto billionaire who promised to revolutionize finance — not for profit, but for the greater good. Politicians embraced him. Celebrities endorsed him. Investors threw billions at him. And then, in a matter of days, it all collapsed.
In this gripping episode of Crime Fixation, hosts Jordan Wynn and Dr. Archer unravel the stunning rise and catastrophic fall of Sam Bankman-Fried, the disgraced founder of FTX. What began as a crypto empire fueled by idealism and innovation devolved into one of the largest financial frauds in modern history.
Through storytelling and real-time psychological analysis, we trace how Sam Bankman-Fried weaponized his image, manipulated public trust, and orchestrated a fraud so massive it brought the entire cryptocurrency industry to its knees. Was he a criminal mastermind — or a delusional gambler who believed his own myth?
This is the story of deception disguised as altruism… and the billions that vanished in its shadow.
As the world battled a deadly virus, another threat quietly surged beneath the surface—fraud. In the midst of lockdowns, layoffs, and economic freefall, criminals launched one of the largest financial exploitations in modern history. In The Pandemic Fraud Boom, Crime Fixation unpacks how billions were siphoned through fake unemployment claims, ghost businesses, and identity theft, all under the cover of crisis.
Hosted by Jordan Wynn, with expert analysis from Dr. Archer, this episode reveals how vulnerability became opportunity, and how the systems designed to provide relief became the perfect targets for those chasing profit at any cost.
Wealthy parents, elite universities, and a secret operation designed to cheat the system—The College Admissions Scandal exposed the dark underbelly of privilege in America. In this episode of Crime Fixation, we dive into the scheme that allowed celebrities, CEOs, and socialites to buy their children’s way into top-tier colleges through fake athletic profiles, rigged test scores, and massive bribes.
Hosted by Jordan Wynn, with expert analysis from Dr. Archer, this episode unpacks how power and desperation fueled one of the most audacious education frauds in history—and what it reveals about the price of prestige in a rigged system.
They weren’t hackers or outsiders. They were insiders—employees who knew the system and used it against the very company that trusted them. In this gripping episode of Crime Fixation, we uncover how a crew of Amazon workers orchestrated a sprawling multi-million dollar scam from deep inside the retail giant’s infrastructure. From fraudulent refunds and hijacked gift cards to personal manipulation and insider access, this wasn’t just corporate theft—it was organized deception hidden in plain sight.
Hosted by Jordan Wynn, with psychological insights from Dr. Archer, The Crime Ring Inside Amazon explores how ambition, greed, and opportunity collided behind closed warehouse doors—and how it all came crashing down.
For decades, Bernie Madoff was a symbol of stability in a volatile world. Investors trusted him with their fortunes—entire life savings, foundations, even charities—believing in the myth of consistent returns. But behind the prestige and quiet confidence was the largest Ponzi scheme in financial history.
In this episode of Crime Fixation, Jordan and Dr. Archer uncover how Madoff deceived the financial elite and everyday people alike. Through psychological manipulation and strategic charm, he built a multibillion-dollar illusion that shattered thousands of lives when it collapsed.
How did he maintain the lie for so long? What warning signs were missed—or ignored? And what does this case reveal about the psychology of greed, trust, and denial?
This isn’t just a story about money—it’s a story about belief, betrayal, and the dark side of human confidence.
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For years, Wolfgang Beltracchi sold lies on canvas—beautiful, brilliant lies. His forged paintings, crafted in the styles of long-dead masters, fooled elite collectors, prestigious galleries, and even seasoned art historians. To the world, he appeared to be a gifted dealer uncovering lost masterpieces. In truth, he was orchestrating one of the most successful art frauds of the modern era.
In this episode of Crime Fixation, Jordan and Dr. Archer explore how Beltracchi exploited the art world’s hunger for rarity, prestige, and exclusivity. Using vintage materials and uncanny skill, he wove fiction into the fabric of art history—until a single overlooked detail unraveled it all.
Was it brilliance, deception, or both? And why are we so quick to believe what we desperately want to be true?
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They opened millions of accounts. Their customers never knew.
For years, Wells Fargo employees were under relentless pressure to meet impossible sales targets. The solution? Open fake accounts—millions of them. Without consent, customers found themselves enrolled in credit cards, checking accounts, and financial products they never signed up for. It was a fraud on an unprecedented scale, driven by corporate greed, deception, and a toxic culture that rewarded corruption.
How did one of America’s most trusted banks get away with this for so long? What psychological tactics were used to manipulate both employees and customers? And when the truth finally came out, who was held accountable?
Join Jordan Wynn and Dr. Archer in Crime Fixation: Season Two – The Art of the Con as they expose the scandal that shook Wall Street—uncovering the corporate culture of fraud, the whistleblowers who risked everything, and the consequences for an industry built on trust.
Power. Greed. Deception. The bigger the lie, the harder the fall.
They called it a medical breakthrough. It became a national catastrophe.
Purdue Pharma promised relief—an innovative painkiller that would change medicine forever. OxyContin was marketed as safe, revolutionary, and nearly non-addictive. But behind the glossy ads and aggressive sales tactics was a devastating truth: the company knew the dangers all along. What followed was one of the deadliest corporate crimes in American history—sparking an opioid epidemic that has claimed hundreds of thousands of lives.
How did Purdue Pharma convince doctors to prescribe a drug they knew was highly addictive? What role did the Sackler family play in fueling the crisis? And when the lawsuits and investigations closed in, how did they fight to protect their billions?
Join Jordan Wynn and Dr. Archer in Crime Fixation: Season Two – The Art Of The Con as they uncover the ruthless marketing machine, the calculated deception, and the human cost of Purdue Pharma’s opioid empire.
Power. Greed. Deception. The bigger the lie, the harder the fall.
He sold a dream. What he delivered was chaos.
Billy McFarland promised the ultimate luxury music festival—an ultra-exclusive experience on a private island, complete with celebrity guests, gourmet dining, and five-star accommodations. It was marketed as a once-in-a-lifetime event. Instead, attendees arrived to find disaster: FEMA tents, no food, no music—just a logistical nightmare unraveling in real-time.
But the Fyre Festival was just the final act in McFarland’s long-running con. From high-end scams to fraudulent ventures, how did he keep convincing investors and influencers to buy into his illusion? What psychological tricks did he use to maintain his façade even as everything collapsed around him? And what finally led to his downfall?
Join Jordan Wynn and Dr. Archer in Crime Fixation: Season Two – The Art Of The Con as they uncover the mind of a master manipulator, dissecting the social engineering, reckless ambition, and unchecked greed that made Fyre Festival one of the most infamous scams of the decade.
Power. Greed. Deception. The bigger the lie, the harder the fall.
He sold the dream. But behind the fast cars, yachts, and champagne was a financial fraud of staggering proportions.
Jordan Belfort turned greed into an art form. A young stockbroker with an uncanny ability to manipulate, he built Stratton Oakmont into a money-making machine—fueled by deception, high-pressure sales tactics, and outright fraud. His empire ran on excess: cocaine-fueled parties, billion-dollar deals made in seconds, and an army of brokers trained to swindle the unsuspecting.
How did Belfort construct one of the most notorious pump-and-dump schemes in Wall Street history? Why did so many fall for his intoxicating charisma? And what ultimately led to his downfall?
Jordan Wynn and Dr. Theodore Thorn Archer dissect the mind of a financial predator in Crime Fixation: Season Two – The Art Of The Con, exploring the psychological triggers that made Belfort so effective, the cult-like loyalty of his employees, and the moment the FBI finally closed in.
Power. Greed. Deception. The bigger the lie, the harder the fall.
She promised a revolution in healthcare. What she delivered was a $9 billion fraud.
Elizabeth Holmes captivated Silicon Valley with the promise of a device that could run hundreds of tests on a single drop of blood. Investors lined up. The media crowned her the next Steve Jobs. But behind the sleek turtlenecks and unshakable confidence was a company built on lies, manipulation, and a dangerous disregard for human lives.
How did Holmes convince the world to believe in Theranos? What psychological tactics did she use to maintain control over investors, employees, and even herself? And what finally brought her empire crashing down?
Join investigative journalist Jordan Wynn and criminal psychologist Dr. Archer in Crime Fixation: Season Two – The Art Of The Con as they unravel one of the biggest frauds in modern history—examining the cult of personality, the fear-driven culture inside Theranos, and the blind trust that allowed it all to happen.
Power. Greed. Deception. The bigger the lie, the harder the fall.
Introducing Our New Series: The Art Of The Con
On Crime Fixation, we explore the darkest corners of human behavior—murder, betrayal, deception. But crime isn’t always committed with a weapon. Sometimes, it happens in boardrooms, behind closed doors, and on Wall Street. Welcome to The Art Of The Con—a deep dive into the world of financial deception, corporate fraud, and the pursuit of wealth at any cost.
Each episode, we uncover the biggest financial scandals, the masterminds behind them, and the victims left in their wake. From billion-dollar Ponzi schemes to corporate empires built on lies, we examine how greed, ambition, and power drive crime in the world of business.
With expert analysis from Dr. Archer, we’ll break down the psychology of financial criminals, the failures of regulation, and why history keeps repeating itself.
Who profits? Who loses? And how does fraud like this still happen today?
Join us as we expose the crimes of the rich and powerful—because in the world of white-collar crime, the biggest criminals don’t wear masks. They wear suits.
Follow Crime Fixation and tune in to The Art Of The Con for weekly episodes on corruption, deception, and the pursuit of wealth—no matter the cost.
"Fame, Obsession, and a Tragic End"
In this episode of Crime Fixation, we examine the heartbreaking case of Rebecca Schaeffer—a rising Hollywood star whose life was tragically cut short by a fan’s deadly obsession.
On July 18, 1989, Rebecca was fatally shot at the doorstep of her Los Angeles home by Robert John Bardo, an obsessive fan who had been stalking her. The crime not only shocked Hollywood but also exposed glaring vulnerabilities in privacy protections and the dangers faced by public figures.
Join host Jordan Wynn and crime expert Dr. Archer as they recount Rebecca’s journey to stardom, the escalation of Bardo’s obsession, and the chilling events that led to her murder. They’ll also explore the lasting impact of Rebecca’s death, including the introduction of anti-stalking laws and privacy reforms that continue to protect lives today.
How could such a tragedy unfold? And how did Rebecca’s case reshape the conversation around stalking, safety, and celebrity culture?
"A rising star, a deadly obsession, and a legacy of reform."
"A Child’s Murder, a Family Under Scrutiny, and a Nation Divided"
In this episode of Crime Fixation, we examine the heartbreaking and highly controversial case of JonBenét Ramsey—a 6-year-old beauty queen whose murder on Christmas night in 1996 shocked the world and left unanswered questions that linger to this day.
Discovered in the basement of her family’s Boulder, Colorado, home, JonBenét’s tragic death became a media frenzy. Was the killer someone inside the house, or an intruder who slipped away unnoticed? With a ransom note, inconsistent evidence, and conflicting theories, the case turned the Ramsey family into both suspects and victims in the public eye.
Join host Jordan Wynn and crime expert Dr. Archer as they unravel the details of the case, the missteps in the investigation, and the theories that have kept this tragedy at the forefront of true crime discussions for decades.
Was this a case of a botched investigation, or was justice intentionally eluded? And why does JonBenét’s story continue to captivate and divide us after all these years?
"Behind the glittering tiaras lies a mystery darker than anyone imagined."
"Hollywood Dreams, a Grisly Murder, and an Enduring Mystery"
In this episode of Crime Fixation, we delve into one of the most infamous unsolved murders in American history—the brutal killing of Elizabeth Short, known to the world as The Black Dahlia.
In January 1947, Elizabeth’s body was discovered in a Los Angeles vacant lot, mutilated and posed in a horrifying manner. A young woman with dreams of stardom, Elizabeth became a tragic symbol of the dark side of Hollywood’s allure. Despite countless theories, suspects, and sensationalized media coverage, her killer has never been brought to justice.
Join host Jordan Wynn and crime expert Dr. Archer as they explore the life of Elizabeth Short, the details of her gruesome murder, and the ongoing fascination with a case that continues to haunt and intrigue.
What secrets did Elizabeth’s life hold? Why has her murder remained unsolved for over seven decades? And how did this case expose the seedy underbelly of post-war Los Angeles?
"In the City of Angels, even the brightest dreams can cast the darkest shadows."
"Outlaws in Love: The Legendary Crime Spree of Bonnie and Clyde"
In this episode of Crime Fixation, we explore the infamous story of Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow—a couple whose names became synonymous with rebellion, romance, and violence during the Great Depression.
From small-time criminals to notorious outlaws, Bonnie and Clyde embarked on a two-year crime spree that left a trail of robberies, daring escapes, and bloodshed across the American Midwest. While their story became romanticized in popular culture, the reality of their lives was one of desperation, danger, and a tragic end.
Join host Jordan Wynn and crime expert Dr. Archer as they separate myth from reality, examining the duo’s background, the societal pressures that fueled their rise, and the dramatic ambush that brought their reign of terror to a violent conclusion.
What drove Bonnie and Clyde to live on the run? How did their relationship influence their choices? And why does their story continue to captivate us decades later?
"When love fuels a life of crime, the fallout is as legendary as it is tragic."
"A Picture-Perfect Couple and a Horrific Betrayal"
In this episode of Crime Fixation, we unravel the haunting case of Scott and Laci Peterson—a story of love, deception, and a brutal crime that captivated and divided the nation.
Laci Peterson was eight months pregnant when she mysteriously vanished on Christmas Eve 2002. As the search for Laci and her unborn son, Conner, gripped the nation, suspicion fell on her seemingly devoted husband, Scott Peterson. The discovery of Laci’s body in San Francisco Bay and Scott’s secret affair turned a missing persons case into a chilling tale of betrayal and murder.
Join host Jordan Wynn and crime expert Dr. Archer as they explore the timeline of Laci’s disappearance, the media frenzy surrounding the case, and the evidence that led to Scott’s conviction.
Was Scott Peterson a cold and calculated killer, or an innocent man caught in a web of circumstantial evidence? And how did this case reveal the power of perception and the complexities of seeking justice in the public eye?
"When a family’s dreams are shattered, the truth can be darker than anyone imagined."
"A Marriage of Violence and a Shocking Act of Retribution"
In this episode of Crime Fixation, we explore the explosive case of Lorena and John Bobbitt—a story of domestic violence, desperation, and a headline-grabbing act of retribution that captivated the nation.
In the early 1990s, Lorena Bobbitt claimed years of physical and emotional abuse at the hands of her husband, John. One fateful night, after enduring what she described as another incident of violence, Lorena took justice into her own hands in a way that shocked and divided the public.
Join host Jordan Wynn and crime expert Dr. Archer as they examine the toxic relationship that led to this infamous event, the sensationalized media frenzy that followed, and the broader discussions it sparked about domestic violence, gender, and justice.
What led Lorena to take such drastic action? Was it a desperate response to years of abuse, or an act of calculated revenge? And how did this case challenge societal norms and spark a cultural reckoning about intimate partner violence?
"When the cycle of abuse breaks, the consequences can shock the world."