Can’t resist shocking and outrageous crime stories? You’re in luck! Introducing the CrimeFeed podcast — the place to get your weekly fix on all things current and criminal. Experts Darren Kavinoky and Loni Coombs fill you in on the latest cases, huge trials and shocking stories ripped from CrimeFeed’s headlines.
In this week’s episode our hosts discuss the high school football players facing possible assault charges, along with new court rulings about Facebook and Twitter in criminal investigations. We’ll also cover the $6.4M settlement in the Freddie Gray case and debate if it’s truly a good policy. And Darren and Loni select this week’s Dumbest Criminal.
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Celebrity Personality, On-Air Legal Analyst, Keynote Speaker, Founder and Owner of 1.800.NoCuffs and The Kavinoky Law Firm at 1.800.NoCuffs and The Kavinoky Law Firm
Keynote speaker Darren Kavinoky is the creator and host of the hit TV show Deadly Sins on Investigation Discovery. He's also the co-host of ID's Did He Do It? and the featured criminal interventionist in ID's docudrama Breaking Point. Darren appears regularly as a legal analyst and a celebrity misbehavior expert on The Insider, Dr. Drew, CNN, HLN and countless more. Darren is the founder of 1.800.NoCuffs, The Kavinoky Law Firm, and is an award-winning attorney; He’s been named one of the “Top 100 Trial Lawyers in California” each year since 2007.
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Darren is an accomplished TV personality, attorney, interventionist, keynote speaker, and 'misbehavior expert' who appears constantly on countless TV and radio shows.