Truth Be Found – Détails, épisodes et analyse

What happens when the U.S. government sends someone to a foreign prison without a trial—and no one stops them? In this episode (part 1 of 2), professional investigator Justin Yentes is joined by attorney Doug Passon and former gang member Angel Garcia to break down the disturbing case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who was illegally removed to El Salvador without due process. This wasn’t just an immigration mishap, it was a deliberate sidestep of constitutional protections. Together, they expose how America’s legal system is being eroded by fear-based policies and unchecked executive power, threatening not only immigrants but the foundation of justice for every single person in the country.

Key Topics:

1. What due process really means and who it protects
2. The role of the courts in checking executive power
3. How cases like this create dangerous legal precedents for U.S. citizens

This episode is for anyone who believes in fairness, the rule of law, or the promise of America. If you've ever said, "that could never happen here," this conversation might change your mind. Because it already has.

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When 14-year-old Emily Pike ran away from a Mesa group home, no one could have predicted her story would end in tragedy or that her death would become a symbol of a broken, underfunded, and overlooked system. Her shocking murder brought national attention to the epidemic of the hundreds of missing and murdered Indigenous people whose cases are ignored or not investigated. Justin Yentes is joined by Chief Hilario Tanakeyowma, a veteran of Tribal law enforcement, and investigator Mike Lancaster in this eye-opening episode. They share insights into the systemic barriers that hinder justice on Tribal lands: jurisdictional confusion, a lack of mental health resources, and the generational trauma that silences communities.

Key Topics:

1. The facts and timeline of Emily Pike’s case
2. The challenges in Tribal law enforcement and jurisdiction
3. Underreporting and stigma around missing Indigenous children
4. How federal and tribal governments fail to fund investigations
5. What justice and reform could look like for Indigenous communities

If you care about justice, accountability, and amplifying the voices of those too often silenced, this episode is for you. Emily’s story and the stories of countless others can no longer be ignored.

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DOJ Office for Victims of Crime: https://ovc.ojp.gov/topics/missing-murdered-indigenous-persons/related-links

Dept. of the Interior, Indian Affairs: https://www.bia.gov/service/mmu

National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center: https://www.niwrc.org/

Native Hope Outreach: https://www.nativehope.org/

In this introductory episode, Justin announces the upcoming series exploring the world of gangs. From neighborhood crews to transnational organizations, get ready to dive into the history, myths, and realities of gang culture in this eye-opening series. With years of investigative experience, personal insights, and upcoming guest stories that will bring insight from the full spectrum of those affected by gang behavior, ranging from former gang members to families harmed by gang violence, this series seeks to uncover the societal cracks that fuel these organizations. Join us as we peel back the layers, starting with defining what a gang is, then looking at why these groups emerge, and how we can use these stories to better understand society and ourselves. Stay tuned for this powerful and thought-provoking series.

In this gripping episode, Tom and Denny, former wardens at USP Thompson—a high-security federal prison—share their harrowing experiences working in an environment plagued by corruption and violence. This conversation is sparked by the case of Jimmy, a former defendant represented by Justin Yentes, who was subjected to cruel and unusual punishment while incarcerated at the Bureau of Prisons. His case, like several others, exposes shocking abuses by correctional officers. In an effort to evade accountability, some staff members even enlisted inmates to attack the wardens at USP Thompson. Despite these revelations, lawmakers and the BOP administration have not held the violators accountable for their actions. Tom and Denny provide an unflinching look at the systemic failures and the persistent lack of resolution that allow these injustices to continue, courageously shedding light on a broken system desperately in need of fundamental change.

In this episode, Justin is joined by Mike Lancaster, an investigator at Arizona Investigative Associates with an extraordinary career spanning law enforcement, international investigations, and child protection work. Discover how Justin and Mike met during the shocking case of Saul Baria Corona, a case that first brought them together on opposing sides in court. This drive-by shooting of an innocent young mother has been wildly misunderstood in the media; Mike and Justin set the record straight. Mike also discusses his trailblazing work with Arizona's Department of Child Safety, where he primarily worked with untangling the living history of undocumented children. He also located missing children, verified international documentation, and reunited families. This conversation is an in-depth look at justice, collaboration, and the complex investigative work required to help children from around the globe.

In this episode, Justin discusses legal mitigation filmmaking with two of Reel Defense's founders, Doug Passon and Susan Randall. Reel Defense is a non-profit that creates empathetic documentaries about those going through sentencing which provides judges with crucial insight. These legal mitigation films are a powerful form of advocacy that brings personal stories to life for individuals navigating the justice system. By revealing context, character, and humanity, these films strive to show the complex realities of those facing sentencing, offering insight that can promote fairness, justice, and the possibility of second chances.

In this follow-up episode of Truth Be Found, host Justin Yentes is joined by fellow investigators on the case, April Mecham and Andy Cox, to uncover new developments in the search for Chelsea Grimm. Together, they provide critical updates on Chelsea’s case, debunk online rumors, and dive into the complexities of her vehicle’s condition and the remote location where it was found.

With a detailed breakdown of witness reports, insights into tire damage, and the challenges of rural investigation, this conversation shines a light on the truth behind the headlines. Tune in to learn how you can help in the ongoing search for Chelsea.

In this episode of Truth Be Found, host Justin Yentes dives deep into the evolving world of investigations with guests April Mecham and Andy Cox. Together, they explore how cutting-edge digital forensics and modern investigative techniques are transforming the landscape, from cell phone dumps to social media sleuthing.

With over 30 years of combined experience, April and Andy reveal the challenges, ethical dilemmas, and the power of instinct in uncovering the truth.

In this follow-up episode of Truth Be Found, Steven and Janet Grimm return to share new insights and updates on the search for their missing daughter, Chelsea. One year later, the Grimm family opens up about the emotional toll of ambiguous loss, the strength they've found in their community, and their journey to Arizona in hopes of uncovering new clues. Join us as we discuss the continued efforts to raise awareness, the support they've received, and their unyielding belief that Chelsea can be found. If you have any information that could bring Steven and Janet closer to finding their daughter, please don't hesitate to share an anonymous tip at https://azprivateinvestigator.com/share-a-tip

What does it take to track down the untraceable? Justin Yentes sits down with April Mecham, a veteran investigator whose skills in skip tracing and genetic genealogy have cracked open some of the toughest criminal cases. Discover how April's relentless dedication has reunited families, uncovered hidden truths, and helped deliver justice in ways you’ve never imagined.