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Hidden Threads: Real Private Investigators. Real Cases. Real Stories.
Hidden Threads uncovers the untold true crime stories behind private investigators' most chilling and high-stakes cases. Each episode exposes hidden connections, dark secrets, and shocking twists—from unsolved murders and missing persons to betrayals that span decades—while revealing the rare political threads that quietly shape the shadows of justice.
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Hidden Threads: Real Private Investigators. Real Cases. Real Stories.
Latest Episodes
The Root of Every Hack: Why It Always Starts With a Human
Every major breach you've ever heard about — the stolen data, the ransomware, the drained accounts — traces back to the same starting point, and it isn't a genius in a hoodie cracking code. It's a person who clicked, answered, or trusted the wr...
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Nothing Is Ever Deleted: Data Recovery & the Art of the Con
You hit delete and think it's gone. It isn't. This week Jus and I get into two sides of the same coin: how deleted data gets pulled back from the dead, and how con artists talk people out of that data in the first place.On the forensic...
The Art of the Con: How Hackers Talk Their Way Past Everything
The biggest breaches in history didn't start with a line of code — they started with a phone call, a friendly email, or a guy in a hi-vis vest walking straight through the front door. This week Jus and I get into social engineering: the art of ...
$701 Million Gone: The Scams That Fooled Everyone (And How They Got Busted)
Everybody's heard the horror stories — grandma wires her retirement to a "crypto broker," a lonely guy meets a girl online who just needs a little investment help. Nobody talks about the part where the scammers get caught. This week Ju...
Two Cases, Two Standards: Sarah Grace Patrick and the Isaac Apodaca Sword Killing
On this episode of Hidden Threads, Macky and Jus break down two very different homicide cases and what they reveal about how evidence—or the lack of it—drives an investigation. First, the Sarah Grace Patrick case out of Georgia, where a t...
Fan Mail
Hi! Just found your podcast and I’m binge listening all the episodes. My question is … why can’t we prosecute these cheating spouses AND their paramores?? Each person should be held accountable. I’m in Georgia which it is illegal, it's a misdemeanor, but no one prosecutes. I bet if these cheaters had to pay money, we might have less adultery going on. Just my thoughts. LOVING your podcast by the way. I'm a wannabe PI taking in all the information LOL.
Atlanta, Georgia