Welcome, all you wiretappers out there back here in the studio of Gangland Wire. I have a really

interesting set of guys, two guys here today. It's, you know, I've always talked to either

undercovers or the case agents. This time I have, we're going to talk about a case. It's a faded

star was the name of case. It was a police corruption case down in Florida. And we've got

the undercover who worked it. We've got the case agent who worked this case. And he's a guy that

then will debrief the undercover and kind of monitor and do all the background stuff and keep

track of the evidence and the files and who's who. And it's really, it's a lot of hard and difficult

tedious work many times. And while Jack's out having all the fun, so we've got, I know you all

know, Jack Garcia. Welcome, Jack. Hey, how you doing, Gary? Thank you for having me. And we've got

Richard Stout, a retired FBI agent. Richard, Richard, welcome. Hey, Gary, thank you.

All right. Well, Jack, is that right? Do you have to have all the fun while Richard has to stay in the

office and do all the work? You know, that's the reputation on the covers have, Gary.

Yeah, I know. Many times, you know, that's why I refuse sometimes to wear a transmitter,

because as I'm ordering filet mignon and shrimp and lobster

tails, the agents outside are listening to this while they're sucking down peanut butter and jelly

sandwiches. So you're right. We do have fun sometimes. All right. Well, like I said, you guys all

know Jack or a lot of you do. Jack work undercover on several different cases.

I have him on the show. It was about taking down Greg DiPama in the Gambino family, if I remember right.

And he's got a book out there. Let me get the name of that. It's making Jack Falcone an undercover agent taking down a mafia family.

And I'll have links on that in the show notes.

You guys, if you want to get that book, it's a great book.

But with Jack, Richard Stout.

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