They didn’t wear masks. They didn’t force the lock. They didn’t sneak in.

They were invited.

In this special prologue to Season Three: Predators of the Vulnerable, we explore the anatomy of trust — and how predators weaponize it. Jordan Wynn and Dr. Archer open the door to a chilling new season, where every story begins not with a crime scene… but with a relationship. A promise. A system that should’ve protected — and didn’t.

These aren’t tales of monsters in the shadows. They’re stories about teachers, doctors, guardians, lovers. People who didn’t hide who they were — because no one ever asked them to.

Before we begin the casework, we start here — with the silence that let them in.

Season Three: Predators of the Vulnerable.
Only on Crime Fixation.

“Predators Of The Vulnerable”

They didn’t break in.
They didn’t hide in the shadows.
They wore badges. Held your hand. Sat at your dinner table.

Crime Fixation returns with Season Three: Predators of the Vulnerable — a searing exploration of the predators we were told to trust. In hospitals, in homes, in dorm rooms and digital spaces, they moved through our lives like helpers… until the harm was done.

This is the season where trust is weaponized. Where silence is strategy. Where power wears a smile.

Sixteen cases. One question:
When danger looks like protection, who do we believe?

Season Three: Predators Of The Vulnerable.

Only on Crime Fixation.

This isn’t just true crime.
This is collapse.
And what it cost.

At first glance, Brooklyn Jones was just another name on a corporate badge—efficient, polite, invisible. But behind the smiling customer service façade at one of the nation’s busiest airline counters, Brooklyn was orchestrating a silent theft that would stretch across months and manipulate thousands of dollars in fraudulent fares. In this episode of Crime Fixation, hosts Jordan Wynn and Dr. Archer pull back the curtain on a scheme born not from brute force, but from calculated loopholes—and one employee’s growing sense that the system would never notice.

Brooklyn didn’t need to hack servers or break into vaults. All it took was access: a back-end portal, a refund policy ripe for exploitation, and the boldness to rewrite digital records like they were fiction. But how long can someone hide fraud in plain sight before the numbers start to bleed through the cracks? And what drives a seemingly ordinary employee to cross the line from procedure to profit?

Dr. Archer explores the psychology behind corporate trust, internal rationalization, and the seductive ease of low-risk crime.

When routine becomes the perfect cover, how do you spot the scam hiding inside the system?

He was called the next Warren Buffett. A frizzy-haired math prodigy turned crypto billionaire who promised to revolutionize finance — not for profit, but for the greater good. Politicians embraced him. Celebrities endorsed him. Investors threw billions at him. And then, in a matter of days, it all collapsed.

In this gripping episode of Crime Fixation, hosts Jordan Wynn and Dr. Archer unravel the stunning rise and catastrophic fall of Sam Bankman-Fried, the disgraced founder of FTX. What began as a crypto empire fueled by idealism and innovation devolved into one of the largest financial frauds in modern history.

Through storytelling and real-time psychological analysis, we trace how Sam Bankman-Fried weaponized his image, manipulated public trust, and orchestrated a fraud so massive it brought the entire cryptocurrency industry to its knees. Was he a criminal mastermind — or a delusional gambler who believed his own myth?

This is the story of deception disguised as altruism… and the billions that vanished in its shadow.

As the world battled a deadly virus, another threat quietly surged beneath the surface—fraud. In the midst of lockdowns, layoffs, and economic freefall, criminals launched one of the largest financial exploitations in modern history. In The Pandemic Fraud Boom, Crime Fixation unpacks how billions were siphoned through fake unemployment claims, ghost businesses, and identity theft, all under the cover of crisis.

Hosted by Jordan Wynn, with expert analysis from Dr. Archer, this episode reveals how vulnerability became opportunity, and how the systems designed to provide relief became the perfect targets for those chasing profit at any cost.

Wealthy parents, elite universities, and a secret operation designed to cheat the system—The College Admissions Scandal exposed the dark underbelly of privilege in America. In this episode of Crime Fixation, we dive into the scheme that allowed celebrities, CEOs, and socialites to buy their children’s way into top-tier colleges through fake athletic profiles, rigged test scores, and massive bribes.

Hosted by Jordan Wynn, with expert analysis from Dr. Archer, this episode unpacks how power and desperation fueled one of the most audacious education frauds in history—and what it reveals about the price of prestige in a rigged system.

They weren’t hackers or outsiders. They were insiders—employees who knew the system and used it against the very company that trusted them. In this gripping episode of Crime Fixation, we uncover how a crew of Amazon workers orchestrated a sprawling multi-million dollar scam from deep inside the retail giant’s infrastructure. From fraudulent refunds and hijacked gift cards to personal manipulation and insider access, this wasn’t just corporate theft—it was organized deception hidden in plain sight.

Hosted by Jordan Wynn, with psychological insights from Dr. Archer, The Crime Ring Inside Amazon explores how ambition, greed, and opportunity collided behind closed warehouse doors—and how it all came crashing down.

For decades, Bernie Madoff was a symbol of stability in a volatile world. Investors trusted him with their fortunes—entire life savings, foundations, even charities—believing in the myth of consistent returns. But behind the prestige and quiet confidence was the largest Ponzi scheme in financial history.

In this episode of Crime Fixation, Jordan and Dr. Archer uncover how Madoff deceived the financial elite and everyday people alike. Through psychological manipulation and strategic charm, he built a multibillion-dollar illusion that shattered thousands of lives when it collapsed.

How did he maintain the lie for so long? What warning signs were missed—or ignored? And what does this case reveal about the psychology of greed, trust, and denial?

This isn’t just a story about money—it’s a story about belief, betrayal, and the dark side of human confidence.

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