The Infamous Ex-Chief
The Infamous Ex-Chief is a hard-hitting podcast that exposes corruption, misconduct, and failures within the justice system without pulling punches. Hosted by a former police chief who believes in real accountability, this show dives deep into wrongful convictions, prosecutorial overreach, and law enforcement leadership gone wrong.
Each episode dissects cases that don’t add up, challenges flawed investigations, and brings hidden truths to light. We are pro-police, not pro-corruption, because justice should be about facts, not politics.
Join Tentacle Nation as we uncover the stories they don’t want you to hear. Available on Apple Podcasts, YouTube, and Rumble.
The Infamous Ex-Chief
Latest Episodes
Episode Guest: Gregg Owen, former Assistant State's Attorney, Cook County, Illinois
In this episode, Gregg Owen, a former Cook County homicide prosecutor and author of Convergence, discusses a 1976 double murder prosecution and the events surrounding it, as he recounts them. Owen describes an initial courtroom assignment he ch...
Free Settlement Offer, Motion for Definite Statement: The Village of Mantua's Response
On September 3, 2026, Scott Gardner extended a settlement offer to the Village of Mantua in his pending mandamus action, which raises a question of first impression under Ohio law: whether an independent, multi-platform investigative journalist...
In His Own Words
Five episodes into the Rocky River investigation, this installment examines the special prosecutor's own investigative memoranda, obtained directly and reviewed in full for the first time on this platform.The memoranda, addressed to Rock...
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Ohio Public Records Law: Four Agencies, One Stonewalling Playbook (Parma Schools, Creston, Hiram, Garrettsville)
One hundred twenty-seven days after a shooting at Valley Forge High School, Parma City School District still has not produced basic records about what happened before, during, and after that day. That case is now in mediation in the Ohio Court ...
Creston Fiscal Officer Case Update: Ohio Court of Claims Mediation Explained
A listener asked the question I get more than any other: does any of this reporting actually lead anywhere, or is it just content? So I answered it directly, using the Creston, Ohio fiscal officer case as the example.Here's what's confir...
