Cybercrime’s Dark Frontier: Epstein’s Secrets, North Korean Hackers, and Locking Down Your Life | Ep. 257 | Pt. 3

Mike Drop

Mike Ritland

Society & Culture, Personal Journals, Documentary, Politics, News

4.9 • 6.3K Ratings

🗓️ 19 September 2025

⏱️ 64 minutes

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Welcome to Part 3 of Episode 257 of the Mike Drop Podcast, where host Mike Ritland dives deeper into the unfiltered, hard-hitting world of truth and resilience with James McGibney, the fearless founder of Bullyville.com. In this explosive finale, James and Mike unpack the murky realities of cybercrime, from the chilling tactics of North Korean hackers to the dangers of data breaches and ransomware that can hijack your life. They tackle everything from Epstein’s elusive list and government corruption to practical tips for securing your digital castle against sextortion, catfishing, and for-hire stalkers. With candid reflections on military life, purpose, and the state of the nation, this episode blends gritty insights, actionable advice, and a dose of humor. Tune in on YouTube, Spotify, or your go-to podcast platform for a raw, eye-opening ride that’ll leave you ready to fight back against the digital chaos. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	I wonder, do you think also maybe they're working on criminal charges for some things that are tied into that?
0:07.5	And maybe they don't want to, you know, hurt the investigation by releasing the information because then there's a spoilation of evidence in some ways.
0:14.2	Yeah.
0:14.5	I mean, to me, I would say, is that possible?
0:17.3	Absolutely.
0:18.0	Is it even probable?
0:19.3	Maybe.
0:19.8	Yeah.
0:20.4	To me, it doesn't hurt to say that.
0:23.4	I agree with that. I mean, because, you know, police chiefs and sheriffs and spokespersons,
0:29.4	people, for pick a fucking, you know, three-letter acronym, law enforcement agency at a federal
0:37.4	level, they use that excuse all the fucking time.
0:40.3	You're asked a question and it's an active investigation.
0:44.3	Like there are some things that we have.
0:47.3	I'm not going to comment on it right now because I don't want to give anybody like, well fucking say that then.
0:51.3	Yeah.
0:52.3	And I'll tell you, so I work a lot with the the FBI so I have a soft spot for some of the agents obviously
0:57.7	But when I hand them something so if I'm working on on a case and I see that it's very criminal
1:05.6	There's a very
1:07.9	Unbelievable criminal element to what I'm dealing with
1:17.4	I will turn it over to the FBI, and then they will go do their thing, and I might ask,
1:18.0	hey, what's going on?
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