Fugitive Files

Millions in Medicare claims.Fake diagnostic labs.And one man who allegedly pulled the strings and vanished.In this episode of Fugitive Files, we dig into the case of Khalid Ahmed Satary, accused of operating fraudulent medical testing labs that submitted over $500 million in false Medicare claims. According to the FBI, Satary used stolen identities and shell companies to run a sprawling healthcare fraud scheme across multiple U.S. states — all while posing as a legitimate businessman.Federal

He didn’t use violence. He used wire transfers.And in the end, Roda Abdulhassan Taher allegedly moved more than $94 million in stolen funds across the globe.In this episode of Fugitive Files, we follow the trail of Roda Abdulhassan Taher, accused of orchestrating a massive, international money laundering scheme that preyed on elderly and vulnerable victims. Operating from Beirut, Lebanon, Taher allegedly funneled criminal proceeds through a web of global accounts — laundering millions through banks

He promised financial freedom through crypto and tech.The U.S. government says it was all a lie — and now he’s wanted for conspiracy, wire fraud, and money laundering.In this episode of Fugitive Files, we uncover the story of Horst Costa Jicha, the man behind USI Tech, a cryptocurrency and foreign exchange platform the FBI claims was actually a massive international Ponzi scheme. Promising guaranteed returns and passive income, Jicha and his associates allegedly lured in thousands of investors

He claims to be the “Appointed Son of God.”The U.S. government says he’s a fugitive wanted for sex trafficking, coercion, and conspiracy.In this episode of Fugitive Files, we expose the case of Apollo Carreon Quiboloy — the leader of a powerful Philippine-based megachurch now accused of running a vast network of abuse. With FBI indictments detailing disturbing allegations involving minors, forced labor, and spiritual manipulation, Quiboloy has become one of the most internationally wanted religious

She served her country for over a decade—then vanished behind enemy lines.Monica Elfriede Witt was a U.S. Air Force intelligence officer with top-level security clearance. Fluent in Farsi, trained in psychological ops, and embedded in some of America’s most sensitive missions, she knew secrets few were ever meant to hear.In 2013, she defected to Iran. In 2019, she was charged with espionage and conspiracy to deliver national defense information to a foreign government. Today, she remains at large.In

Power. Fame. Allegations.In this weekend special of Fugitive Files, we step away from the FBI’s Most Wanted list and into the eye of a media storm — the case of Sean “Diddy” Combs.Once seen as a mogul who shaped music, fashion, and nightlife, Diddy is now facing multiple civil lawsuits and federal investigations, including a dramatic raid on his homes in Los Angeles and Miami. From disturbing accusations of sex trafficking and assault to explosive media coverage and public backlash, the allegations

Every fugitive has a file.Every file has a story.And some of them are still on the run.Welcome to Fugitive Files — a true crime podcast that dives deep into the FBI’s Most Wanted list and beyond. From massive fraud schemes and cyber crimes to espionage and cold-blooded murder, each weekday episode unpacks the real case of one fugitive still at large.We break down:The indictmentThe timelineThe chargesAnd why they haven’t been caughtThese stories aren’t fiction. They’re pulled from real federal