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Honor Among Thieves | True Crime & Crime Stories

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  • Honor Among Thieves | True Crime & Crime Stories

    Fugitive in Colombia | The DEA, the Prison, and the Consequences

    05/04/2026 | 1 h 35 min
    In this true crime story, we sit down with Jessica, a Colombian-born Miami native who built an 8-figure drug operation in South Florida before becoming an international fugitive.

    This is one of the most intense crime stories you’ll hear on the Honor Among Thieves Podcast.

    Jessica breaks down how she scaled a massive molly operation out of Miami, generating millions of dollars while operating under the radar—until the DEA caught on. Facing serious federal charges, she made a life-altering decision… and went on the run to Colombia.

    For 18 months, she lived as a fugitive in one of the most dangerous environments in the world—constantly looking over her shoulder while trying to stay ahead of law enforcement.

    Eventually, authorities caught up with her in Colombia, where she was arrested and placed inside a Colombian prison, surrounded by some of the most dangerous female criminals in the country. Her story gives rare insight into what life is really like inside foreign prisons—something few people ever experience.

    After nearly a year behind bars in Colombia, Jessica was extradited back to the United States, where she was sentenced and served time in Aliceville Federal Prison.

    This episode is a raw and unfiltered look into:

    The rise of a female drug kingpin

    The reality of running from the law internationally

    The dangers of Colombian prison

    And the consequences that come with life in the criminal underworld

    If you’re interested in true crime, crime stories, and inside prison stories, this episode delivers a powerful firsthand account of ambition, risk, survival, and consequences.

    🎯 WHAT YOU’LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE:

    How Jessica built an 8-figure drug operation in Miami

    What it’s like to be a fugitive in Colombia

    The reality of Colombian prison for female inmates

    How the DEA investigates large-scale drug operations

    The extradition process and federal prison experience

    Chapters

    00:00 Intro

    00:57 From Ecstasy Manufacturer to Colombian Fugitive

    04:31 Born in Colombia, Raised in Canada, Moved to Miami

    11:10 Arriving in Miami and Falling Into the Party Lifestyle

    18:05 The First Step Into the Drug Game

    25:34 Building an 8-Figure Molly Operation in Miami

    30:29 Inside the Molly Business: Money, Quality, and Scale

    48:13 When the Drug Empire Started Falling Apart

    58:00 DEA Pressure and the Federal Case

    64:15 On the Run in Colombia

    70:10 Colombian Prison and Extradition to the U.S.

    84:20 Aliceville Prison, Release, and Redemption

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    🔗 Links

    📸 Nelson on Instagram

     https://www.instagram.com/montanatheprophet/

    📸 Jessica on Instagram

     https://www.instagram.com/jessmanrich/

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  • Honor Among Thieves | True Crime & Crime Stories

    Inside Florida's Most Dangerous Prisons | Released After Life Without Parole

    29/03/2026 | 1 h 14 min
    In this powerful episode of Honor Among Thieves, Nelson Rodriguez Jr. sits down with Craig Dean, a man who was sentenced to life without parole at just 17 years old after a tragic incident left an innocent 11-year-old girl paralyzed.

    Growing up in the streets of Miami during the height of the crack epidemic, Craig was pulled into a life of crime at an early age—surrounded by drugs, violence, and survival instincts that shaped his path. By his teenage years, he was already deeply embedded in the drug trade, making thousands of dollars a week and operating in one of the most dangerous environments in the country.

    But everything changed after a robbery retaliation led to a shooting that would alter multiple lives forever. Craig was convicted of attempted murder and sentenced to spend the rest of his life behind bars—entering one of the harshest prison systems in America.

    Inside Florida state prison, Craig faced extreme violence, survival challenges, and the brutal realities of incarceration. From navigating dangerous prison politics to witnessing firsthand the dark side of prison life, his story reveals what truly happens behind the walls.

    After more than two decades in prison, something unbelievable happened.

    The very victim in Craig’s case publicly forgave him—even advocating for his release. This moment sparked a chain of events that led to a major legal breakthrough, including a Supreme Court decision that ultimately gave Craig a second chance at life.

    Now free after serving over 20 years, Craig shares how he rebuilt his life from nothing—earning his CDL, becoming a truck driver, and dedicating himself to giving back to the community and mentoring others to avoid the same path.

    This is more than a true crime story—it's a powerful example of redemption, forgiveness, and transformation.

    Chapters

    0:00 Intro

    4:15 Overtown Miami – Crack Epidemic & Drug War (90s)

    11:13 How Craig Dean Entered the Drug Game

    19:55 The Crime That Led to a Life Sentence

    25:20 Sentenced to Life Without Parole at 17

    31:00 First Night in Florida State Prison

    35:38 Prison Predators – Inside Florida State Prison

    45:29 20 Years Into a Life Sentence (Prison Reality)

    52:14 Pro Bono Lawyers Fight His Life Sentence Case

    56:04 Victim Forgives Him on National TV

    1:03:01 Released From Prison After Life Sentence (Miracle Case)

    1:09:01 Redemption After 20 Years in Prison

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    🔗 Links

    📸 Nelson on Instagram

     https://www.instagram.com/montanatheprophet/

    📸 Craig on Instagram

     https://www.instagram.com/chicoboss81/

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  • Honor Among Thieves | True Crime & Crime Stories

    I Was The Right Hand to Miami's Biggest Kingpin | 31 Years in Prison

    22/03/2026 | 1 h 5 min
    This week on the Honor Among Thieves Podcast, we bring you the final installment of the Miami Kingpins series featuring James “Boss Man” Sawyer, the real life Manny Ray — the right-hand man and enforcer for Big Ike (Isaac Hicks) during the height of Miami’s cocaine era.

    In this episode, Boss Man takes us deep inside the streets of 1980s Miami, where drug empires were built overnight and millions of dollars moved through the city every single week. From growing up in Liberty City, to entering the streets at just 9 years old, to eventually running large-scale operations under Big Ike, this is a story of power, loyalty, and survival.

    Boss Man reveals how the operation scaled to:

    27 active drug spots running 24/7 across Miami

    Generating $7,000+ per night at the lowest-level spot

    Moving 50–60 kilos of cocaine at a time during peak operations

    He also breaks down what it meant to be an enforcer in one of Miami’s most feared organizations, handling debt collection, managing crews, and maintaining control during one of the most dangerous eras in U.S. history.

    💥 WHAT YOU’LL HEAR IN THIS EPISODE:

    The rise of Big Ike’s drug empire in Miami

    How Boss Man became the right-hand man and enforcer

    The reality of running multi-million dollar street operations

    Inside the 1980s cocaine boom and Miami crime scene

    The moment the feds offered him $10,000/month to cooperate — and why he refused

    High-speed chases, federal surveillance, and getting taken down

    The mindset required to survive 31 years in prison

    🎯 WHY THIS STORY MATTERS

    This episode is more than just a story — it’s a firsthand account of one of the most impactful eras in American true crime history.

    From the streets of Miami to the federal prison system, Boss Man’s journey highlights:

    The rise and fall of drug trafficking empires

    The reality behind organized crime in the 80s

    The long-term consequences of the street life

    Chapters

    00:00 – Introduction: Boss Man, Big Ike & 31 Years in Prison

    07:30 – Growing Up in Liberty City & Entering the Streets at 9

    16:30 – Violence Young: Jamaicans, Guns & Surviving at 13

    25:30 – Juvenile Jail & Life on the 10th Floor

    34:30 – Miami Before the Boom: Riots, Chaos & the Streets

    43:30 – Meeting Big Ike & Becoming His Right-Hand Man

    52:00 – Drug Empire: 27 Spots, Millions & The Federal Takedown

    1:00:50 – Redemption and Life Today

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    🔗 Links

    📸 Nelson on Instagram

    https://www.instagram.com/montanatheprophet/

    📸 Boss Man on Instagram

    https://www.instagram.com/bossmanjsawyer/

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  • Honor Among Thieves | True Crime & Crime Stories

    Miami's Urban Tony Montana Speaks After His 30 Years In Prison

    15/03/2026 | 1 h 19 min
    In this episode of the Honor Among Thieves Podcast, host Nelson Rodriguez Jr. sits down with legendary Miami drug kingpin Bo Dilley, one of the most infamous figures from the 1980s cocaine era when Miami became the center of the global drug trade.

    Bo Dilley shares his unbelievable story of growing up in the streets of Miami during the 1970s and witnessing the transition from heroin to cocaine, when cocaine quickly became the most profitable drug on the streets. From hustling as a kid to being fronted five kilos of cocaine by a Colombian supplier, Bo Dilley explains how he built a massive drug operation that was moving multiple kilos of cocaine every day across Miami.

    As the cocaine business exploded, Bo Dilley describes the scale of money moving through the streets, explaining how dealers could make tens of thousands of dollars per day and how the drug trade grew into a national network with buyers flying into Miami from across the country.

    But the drug game was only part of the story.

    Bo Dilley also talks about his legendary high-stakes gambling lifestyle, flying to Las Vegas on private jets and betting hundreds of thousands of dollars at casinos like Caesars Palace and the Horseshoe. He shares stories about winning millions, losing fortunes, and the adrenaline of gambling massive sums of money in Vegas.

    The conversation then turns to the consequences of the lifestyle. Bo Dilley explains how he was eventually charged with federal conspiracy charges, received a life sentence, and spent over 30 years in federal prison before eventually being released after changes to federal sentencing laws.

    Bo Dilley also shares powerful stories from inside the federal prison system, including riots, violence, gambling behind bars, and how prison changes a man after decades of incarceration.

    This is a rare and raw firsthand account from someone who lived through the Miami cocaine era, the rise of drug kingpins, the world of high-stakes gambling, and the reality of federal prison.

    If you're interested in true crime, Miami drug wars, cocaine trafficking, gambling culture, and prison stories, this episode is one you don’t want to miss.

    Key Topics Covered

    • Growing up in Miami’s streets during the 1970s

    • The transition in the underground drug market in the 1970s and 1980s

    • How Bo Dilley was fronted five kilos that launched his empire

    • The economics of the Miami cocaine trade

    • Moving kilos and building a national drug network

    • High-stakes Las Vegas gambling and million-dollar bets

    • The dangers of the life and corruption in the streets

    • Bo Dilley’s life sentence and 30 years in federal prison

    • Prison riots, violence, and surviving decades behind bars

    Chapters

    0:00 – Introduction to Miami Kingpin Bo Dilley

    2:09 – Bo Dilley’s Story: Growing Up in 1970s Miami

    9:01 – The Rise of the Miami Cocaine Era in the Late 1970s

    12:55 – The 5 Key Deal That Started Bo Dilley’s Empire

    20:15 – Making Millions in the Miami Drug Trade

    28:01 – Bo Dilley’s War With Crooked Miami Police

    32:55 – When Crack Hit the Streets

    37:01 – The Legend of Big Ike in the Miami Drug Game

    40:41 – Bo Dilley’s High-Stakes Las Vegas Gambling Life

    50:44 – The Beginning of the End of a Miami Kingpin

    1:00:15 – Bo Dilley’s 30 Years in Federal Prison

    1:10:38 – Life After Prison: Bo Dilley’s Redemption Story

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    🔗 Links

    📸 Nelson on Instagram

    https://www.instagram.com/montanatheprophet/

    📸 Bo Dilly on Instagram

    https://www.instagram.com/thegreatbodilley/

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  • Honor Among Thieves | True Crime & Crime Stories

    Miami Kingpin Convertible Burt's Rise to Power on Miami's Deadliest Street

    08/03/2026 | 1 h 19 min
    In this explosive episode of Honor Among Thieves, Nelson Rodriguez Jr. sits down with Convertible Burt, one of the most infamous figures from Miami’s street history. Known as a Miami kingpin from Liberty City, Burt built a powerful drug empire during one of the most dangerous eras in the city’s history. Growing up on 15th Avenue in Liberty City, a street once considered one of the most active drug corridors in the United States, Burt was exposed to hustlers, pimps, and organized crime from a young age — an environment that ultimately shaped the path of his life. 

    Burt explains how he transitioned from a promising high-school athlete and wrestling champion to becoming a major player in Miami’s underground economy. After early arrests and time behind bars as a teenager, he returned to the streets and began organizing drug operations across multiple neighborhoods including Liberty City, Opa-locka, and Little Haiti, eventually running several 24-hour trap houses simultaneously and generating thousands of dollars per day. 

     The streets would eventually give him the nickname “Convertible Burt” after he became known for driving luxury convertible cars while operating his expanding operation.

    As the heat from police task forces intensified in Miami, Burt made a bold move to Atlanta during the late 1980s, where he became part of the infamous “Miami Boys” era, a period when Miami drug crews expanded their operations into other major U.S. cities. He describes the strategy behind building a drug network in a new city, recruiting crews, securing territory, and surviving violent turf wars with local dealers.

    This episode is a rare first-hand account of Miami’s golden era of street hustlers, the rise of organized drug operations in the 1980s, and the realities of federal prison that followed. After decades behind bars — serving nearly 24 years in federal prison — Convertible Burt reflects on the choices that led him there and how he’s now focused on giving back through media projects and community work.

    If you’re interested in true crime, Miami drug history, federal prison stories, cartel-era drug trafficking, and the real stories behind America’s most notorious street legends, this episode delivers an unfiltered look at a world few people ever see.

    Chapters

    0:00 Intro – Miami Kingpin Convertible Burt Interview

    5:49 15th Avenue Liberty City – One of America’s Most Notorious Drug Streets

    14:20 Convertible Burt Enters Miami’s Drug Game

    23:54 The Graveyard Projects – Miami’s Drug Dealing Gold Mine

    30:44 Structuring the Operation – How Burt Organized His Drug Empire

    38:01 Running 5 Trap Houses 24/7 Across Miami

    43:51 Why Convertible Burt Took His Drug Operation to Atlanta

    48:11 Entering Atlanta – How the “Miami Boys” Set Up Shop

    1:01:39 Leaving Miami Behind to Build an Atlanta Drug Empire

    1:05:09 Convertible Burt’s Friendship With Mike Tyson

    1:14:25 Redemption – Life After Federal Prison

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    🔗 Links

    📸 Nelson on Instagram

    https://www.instagram.com/montanatheprophet/

    📸 Convertible Burt on Instagram

    https://www.instagram.com/theworldfamousconvertibleburt4/

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Honor Among Thieves is a raw and unfiltered true crime podcast that dives deep into the worlds of crime, prison life, and redemption. Hosted by **Nelson Rodriguez Jr.—an ex-con and reformed fraudster—**the show pulls back the curtain on stories most people never hear. Each week, Nelson sits down with drug kingpins, ex-cons, mobsters, scammers, crime victims, prison guards, federal agents, and gangsters to share the untold truth of the criminal underworld. From daring scams and shocking betrayals to the harsh realities of federal and state prison, every episode uncovers the grit, chaos, and human side of life on both sides of the law. Some episodes focus on prison survival and insider stories, others on criminal empires and hustles, and many on both worlds colliding—but all are united by one theme: the thin line between loyalty, betrayal, and redemption. 👉 Subscribe now to hear authentic, first-hand stories of crime and prison, told by the people who lived them. 📧 Contact [email protected]
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