According to court documents, when agents went into that home on Westwood Drive, they found two rooms with drugs and drug paraphernalia.

Also found a computer where the dark web was displayed.

Wow, that's just a snippet about what's in store for this podcast.

Hey, and welcome from

commando.com. This is Commando on Demand, where we talk to industry movers and shakers, and we keep

you up to day on everything digital. You can catch new episodes every Wednesday and Friday,

and by the end of this Commando on Demand episode, you're going to learn how some criminals

lurk within the dark alleyways of the internet, the deep web,

trying to take advantage of you, and those you love. And the lanes that investigators must go

to keep us all safe, we're going to take you behind the scenes of our recent investigation that

saw a father and daughter's Montana home raided by federal agents. Find out what they're up to.

It's unbelievable. And then, of course, we're going to tell you how they got caught. Plus, the smiley face killers theory. A rumor has gone mainstream,

with three retired detectives claiming a number of drownings across the country are the work of a gang

of serial killers. And this is all based on the dark web. We're going to get started in a moment.

But first, I'd like to thank our partners who help make these Commando-on-demand

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Dive deep enough into the deep blue, and then the deep blue eventually goes dark.

And in that darkness, you start seeing all the strange fish,

the eerie things, the ones with the big teeth and the neon lights attached to their heads. On the

internet, it's kind of the same story. On its surface, we're all used to the oh so familiar

Facebook and Google and YouTube and Yahoo and the list goes on. But dive past those sites into the deep web, and the internet gets pretty dark too.

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