Blog Posts Archives - Jerri Williams

Episode 100: The FBI in Books, TV, and Movies – 10 More Clichés

January 24, 2018February 13, 2019Blog Posts, Crime Fiction, FBI Special Agent Recruitment5 Comments

I’m celebrating 100 episodes of FBI Retired Case File Review with a special crime fiction show exploring clichés and misconceptions about the FBI in books, TV, and movies. What...

One Million Downloads: 5 Lessons Learned Producing a Podcast

September 21, 2017December 31, 2018Blog Posts, Crime Fiction, True Crime2 Comments

What began as a marketing tool to introduce myself to potential readers of my crime fiction, has morphed into a mission to assure the public of the integrity and...

Episode 050: The FBI in Books, TV and Movies – 10 FBI Clichés and Misconceptions

January 13, 2017February 13, 2019Blog Posts, Crime Fiction, FBI Special Agent Recruitment4 Comments

I’m excited to be celebrating my 50th episode of FBI Retired Case File Review this week, along with the success of my crime novel Pay To Play. While producing...

Free 2017 “G-Men” FBI Collectibles Calendar

November 25, 2016August 8, 2017Blog Posts, Crime FictionLeave a comment

Exclusive offer (limited time) for FBI Retired Case File Review newsletter subscribers. The FBI “G-Men” antique toy cars and guns, games and books featured in this free “G-Men” FBI...

#1 in iTunes’ Podcast “New and Noteworthy” – 5 Lessons Learned

August 18, 2016October 13, 2018Blog Posts9 Comments

This post has been updated. Search One Million Downloads. On March 18, 2016, on his award-winning website, The Audacity to Podcast, Daniel J. Lewis wrote a blogpost titled There is No...

An Open Letter to The Writers, Producers and Fans of TV Show Quantico

May 19, 2016August 8, 2017Blog Posts2 Comments

Dear @QuanticoTV, @QuanticoWriters and #Quantico Fans, I’m a retired agent and I have a confession. When I first heard that ABC was producing a TV show about the FBI...

The Truth About FBI Profilers and Serial Killers

February 11, 2016January 19, 2019BAU/Profilers, Blog PostsLeave a comment

Although serial killings are relatively rare, books, movies and TV shows can give the false impression that throughout the country there are teams of FBI profilers peering into the...