Hooked

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4.4 • 3.6K Ratings

🗓️ 10 January 2022

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Summary

Tony Hathoway pulled off 30 hold-ups in the Seattle area in one year. But how did he go from being a successful aviation engineer to a prolific bank robber? His addiction to oxycontin. The Campside Media podcast “Hooked” is part crime memoir - part case study into the opioid crisis.

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0:00.0	To get the Crime Riders on after show right now, go to patreon.com slash partners in crime
0:06.0	media.
0:07.0	I'm Rebecca LaVoy and this is Crime Riders on.
0:25.0	The original True Crime Review podcast that digs in a true crime, pop culture, other
0:30.2	podcasts, and on this episode, he was a successful engineer and family man.
0:36.1	But he wound up in prison for robbing 30 banks.
0:39.8	How did that happen?
0:41.6	Opioids.
0:42.6	We'll review the podcast hooked from Campside Media.
0:46.6	Joining me to get that done and more is True Crime author, TV journalist and host of
0:51.3	These Are Their Stories Podcast, My Husband and Love of My Life, Kevin Flynn.
0:55.0	Hello Kevin.
0:56.0	Rebecca did you notice what I did with the script this week?
0:58.7	You took out Love of My Life?
1:00.6	That was never it.
1:01.6	No, no, no, even better for somebody of your advanced age.
1:07.1	All the words that you have to read, I made them extra big.
1:10.2	You did?
1:11.2	And all your other notes are regular size.
1:12.9	Oh, okay, well that's nice.
1:14.9	Just.
1:15.9	That's what a good husband does.
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