The Eric C. Conn Case, Pt. 2: The Fraud Factory

The Eric C. Conn Case, Pt. 2: The Fraud Factory

How did Eric C. Conn win nearly every case he touched? The answer: crooked judges, compliant doctors, and a bureaucracy that valued speed over scrutiny.

With Judge David Daugherty pocketing bribes and doctors signing off on sham medical files, Conn’s fraud machine churned out approvals by the thousands.

But then came whistleblowers Jennifer Griffith and Sarah Carver.

In the second episode of The Eric C. Conn Case, hosts Marcus Roland and Emily Steele unravel the web of corruption that made Conn untouchable for years — and the two women who risked everything to stop him.

Listen at https://pod.co/kentucky-case-files, on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube Music or wherever you get your podcasts.

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The Ashland Tragedy Case, Pt. 1: Bloody Christmas

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14 Jul 17min

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