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THE DOSSIER
Welcome to The Dossier, an immersive documentary audio experience brought to you by Criminal Minded Media and led by Emmy-nominated television producer Don Sikorski.
The Dossier is a hub for compelling audio series' that delve deep into the complexities of crime and culture, including the groundbreaking podcast that investigates the LAPD's alleged cover-up of the murder of hip-hop icon The Notorious B.I.G.
Discover Unjust Justice: The Story of James Rosemond, which explores the intricate intersections of justice and morality, along with Hip-Hop vs. The Cops, Collateral Damage, USA vs....
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4.6 stars from 596 ratings
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“I was stoked on this pod. But last 3 or 5 eps being ten min long with ten min of ads is lame. Not even worth my time anymore”
niknametookforever via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/08/24
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“Don, I’ve not missed a single episode. In fact, I’ve repeatedly listened the old episodes over and over again when you was on a hiatus last year. Best investigative journalism in the podcast world!!! Very honest and unbiased like Chuck Philips! Keep going man!!!”
BR’s Own via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/31/24
“I did not have the patience to listen to an interview podcast due to your background music. It’s annoying, and makes zero sense to interview a guest and barely be able to hear them over your so called dramatic peaceful music. ????
Upload your interviews again- and cut the music out. I’ll listen...”Read full review »
@officialalexiskiley via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/27/24
Recent Episodes
As hip hop and the war on drugs hit the mid 1980s, it can be argued that both commercial endeavors hit their strides in inner cities across the United States.
As crack cocaine exploded, members of the United States government enacted one of the first steps in the revolution of our criminal...
Published 11/20/24
Published 11/20/24
If any story defines what New York was like at that time, it's the story of New York City subway vigilante Bernard Goetz's shooting of unarmed black teens.
On December 22, 1984, Barry Allen, Troy Canty, Darrell Cabey, and James Ramseur were shot and wounded by Bernard Goetz after they accosted...
Published 11/19/24
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