Episode 102: Judy Tyler – Maurice Lewis Cocaine Crew, Architectural Theft

FBI Retired Case File Review

Jerri Williams

True Crime, Interviews, Fiction, History, Fbi, Government, Truecrime

4.6 • 2.1K Ratings

🗓️ 8 February 2018

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Retired agent Judy Tyler reviews her investigation of the Maurice Lewis, aka "Mo Black," 8th and Allegheny cocaine criminal enterprise and the surprising spin-off case involving the theft of Philadelphia’s historically significant architectural treasures that resulted in the conviction of Charles Kass, a former IRS and Labor Department agent. Judy has extensive experience in the investigation of violent drug trafficking organizations and advanced investigative techniques. She specialized in the recruitment, development, and operation of human intelligence, also known as informants, and cooperating witnesses.

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0:00.0	Welcome to episode 102 of FBI Retired Case File Review with Jerry Williams.
0:11.8	I'm a retired agent writing crime fiction inspired by
0:15.1	true crime FBI cases. Today we get to speak to retired agent Judy Tyler who served 31 years with the FBI.
0:25.0	In this episode, Judy reviews her investigation of the Maurice Lewis, aka Mo Black, 8th and Allegheny Cocaine Criminal Enterprise, and the surprising
0:39.6	spinoff case involving the theft of Philadelphia's historically significant architectural
0:46.5	treasures.
0:48.2	This spinoff case resulted in the extensive experience in the investigation of violent drug trafficking
1:05.2	organizations and advanced investigative techniques. She specialized
1:11.0	in the recruitment, development, and operation of human intelligence,
1:16.6	also known as informants and cooperating witnesses.
1:20.6	During her FBI career, Judy received awards from the Mid-Atlantic region of the Organized Crime Drug
1:28.8	Drug Enforcement Task Force, O'Sadeff, and from the United States Attorney's Office, Eastern District of Pennsylvania.
1:37.0	Post retirement, Judy continues to share her experience and expertise as a contract instructor training current FBI agents
1:48.4	as part of a specialized in service program. As you might recall, Judy was one of the first agents who
1:57.1	agreed to be interviewed on this podcast. In episode 3 she was interviewed about two other drug investigations and her FBI career.
2:08.0	Judy and I have been great friends for a long time and I'm glad to have her back on the show. Now before we get to that
2:14.0	interview I have a very very important announcement that I must say and that is
2:20.0	go Eagles!
2:23.0	If you haven't heard already, the Philadelphia Eagles won the Super Bowl.
2:30.0	On the day this episode comes out, I will be down at the parade cheering our team on.
2:38.4	I have another exciting announcement, not as exciting as the Eagles winning the Super Bowl, but it's up there.
2:46.0	I will be part of a true crime podcast meetup in Washington DC on March 18th from 2 to 5. The meetup will be at Bus
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