# Eric Rudolph

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Case File | Destroying Richard Jewell

Eric Rudolph's horrific crimes affected a lot of people. More than 100 people were injured in his bombings, and two people lost their lives. And there was one man whose entire existence shifted on the night of the Atlanta Olympics bombing: Richard Jewell. Listen to all 5 episodes of 'Domestic Te…

The Bomber and the Rookie

This year marks the 30th anniversary of the 1996 Summer Olympic Games in Atlanta, Georgia. The mood in the US at the time was very similar to the World Cup fever we're experiencing right now. But halfway through those games, that festive vibe shifted when a bomb went off in Centennial Olympic Park.…

#115: Thirty Years Later: Lessons from the Atlanta Olympic Bombing

This special edition of Crime and the Courtroom commemorates the upcoming 30th anniversary of the 1996 Atlanta Olympic bombing and the series of attacks that followed. Drawing on his personal experience as a young forensic scientist with the Georgia Bureau of Investigation and later the Bureau of A…

Eric Rudolph: The Olympic Park Bomber and the Largest Manhunt in American History

In 1996, a pipe bomb packed with masonry nails exploded in Atlanta's Centennial Olympic Park, killing two people and injuring more than a hundred. The FBI's first suspect was Richard Jewell, the security guard who'd found the bag and helped clear the area. By the time he was cleared 88 days later, …

Jye Gray: In the first half we were playing with a smile on ours faces

South Sydney's man for all seasons Jye Gray had another high achieving game aa his team held on to beat Parramatta. He ran a game high 236 metres on the wing and crossed the line for a try in the stereo-typical game of 2 halves. He told Andrew Moore, Luke Lewis and Ryan Hoffman that the first half …

Veiled Virgo: The Good Neighbor

In November 1971, a man in Westfield, New Jersey, shot his mother, his wife, and his three children, laid them out in the ballroom of a nineteen-room mansion, tuned the radio to a religious station, left every light burning, and disappeared for eighteen years. Two hundred and fifty miles away, in …

Harry Foster & Jim Hood - The Fight to End the NFA: SMS #172

On this episode of Shoot Me Straight, Eddie Gallagher and Dave sit down with retired ATF attorney Harry Foster and Elevated Silence founder Jim Hood to break down the National Firearms Act, the changing landscape of Second Amendment law, and what recent court decisions could mean for suppressors an…

He Wants To Destroy The Government // The Eric Rudolph Bombing Story

Eric Rudolph is an American criminal who carried out a series of bombings across the American South between 1996 and 1998.

The Hunt for Americas Most Violent Ideological Killers The FBI Files

They were not motivated by money. Not by jealousy. Not by passion. They were motivated by something far more dangerous: an idea. A belief so powerful, so consuming, that it justified murder in their minds. They saw themselves as soldiers in a war—a war against the government, against society, again…

Why Joyce Vance learned to build a improvised explosive device

It's hard to know where to start talking about former Alabama U.S. Attorney Joyce Vance. She's a fixture on MS Now, and she's been on PBS's Overheard with Evan Smith. The midterm elections are also just a few weeks away, and Vance is out with a new book titled "Giving Up Is Unforgivable: A Manual f…