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Suspicious Activity
Inside the FinCEN Files
Pineapple Street Studios and BuzzFeed News bring you this five-part series investigating how the most powerful banks in the world can facilitate the worst of humanity – terrorism, human trafficking, the drug trade – all in plain sight of the government.
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3.8 stars from 884 ratings
Fascinating and I’m livid (and helpless)
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“What an incredible scoop. Thoroughly enjoyed episode 3 in particular. Very creepy and makes me so angry to hear about such crime going unpunished. Led me to the rabbit hole on the ICIJ’s website.”
391SD via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
03/18/24
This podcast isn’t really about banks.
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“It’s about a worldwide system that is so reliant on dark money that it neglects accountability. As far as banks are concerned… there’s a big difference between doing what’s legal/required and doing what’s ethical. Most big banks have been milking the middle class for years on top of...”Read full review »
Callie Zowie via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/30/21
Awesome Show
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“I don’t understand the low stars for this podcast. It is one of the better ones I have listened to. The reporting is well explained and seems to have been verified prior to airing. The narration is excellent and there is nothing annoying or obnoxious or cheesy about anything in this podcast. ...”Read full review »
All Is On PDX via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/14/21
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Published 10/08/20
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