From the creator of podcasts such as Rudovival, relative unknown, and the Peabody nominated

gangster capitalism comes the set, the never before told story of the biggest police

corruption scandal in New York City history and the investigation that uncovered it all.

It was the height of the crack era and the most violent time in New York City's history,

but instead of protecting New Yorkers from drug dealers, some police officers, he came

them.

When a commission was formed to investigate police misconduct, it was discovered Harlem's

30th precinct had been overrun with corruption.

But even worse, the NYPD had been turning a blind eye.

In the set, we hear never before told stories shared directly by the dirty cops who were

convicted, the undercover internal affairs officers who blew the whistle and the investigators,

prosecutors, and police commissioner who exposed the truth about what happened when the

world's largest police department failed to police itself.

The set, an Odyssey Originals podcast, is available now on Apple Podcasts or wherever

you get your shows.

I started protesting when I was five years old, but even at that first picket, there was

a sign that said, gaze are worthy of death.

So God hates facts is what Westbro's message that we became known for.

We were the good guys, and everyone outside the church was evil and going to hell, and

we had the only message that would bring the world any hope.

We had to go and warn people.

These terrible things are happening, and if you want this pain to stop, then you have

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