Honor Among Thieves | True Crime & Crime Stories

Nelson Rodriguez Jr | True Crime & Crime Stories Host

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 info@rawmediaofficial.com

  1. 1d ago

    Former Prison Guard Exposes Pooh Shiesty After Alleged Gucci Maine Robbery

    What was Pooh Shiesty really like inside federal prison? In Episode 76 of Honor Among Thieves Podcast, former USP Victorville correctional officer Gio Martini returns to give a firsthand account of Pooh Shiesty’s time at one of the most dangerous federal prisons in California. Gio says he was working at USP Victorville while Pooh Shiesty was housed there and witnessed how the rapper carried himself around staff and inmates. He describes Pooh as quiet when he first entered the penitentiary and explains how celebrity status, prison politics and personal reputation can quickly change once someone enters a high-security federal prison. Gio also makes several explosive claims about Pooh Shiesty’s incarceration, including that he pushed a wheelchair for a known BMF associate, which Gio interprets as evidence that Pooh was paying for protection. He explains how protection arrangements operate inside prison, why inmates may align themselves with powerful figures and what it means when someone refuses to return to the general population. The conversation also covers: Pooh Shiesty’s arrival at USP Victorville His alleged connection to a BMF associate Claims that he was paying for prison protection A failed drug test and time spent in the SHU Protective custody and “checking in” Prison gangs, racial politics and inmate reputation Gio disputing Pooh Shiesty’s reported story about a deadly race riot Gucci Mane, the alleged robbery controversy and Pooh’s decisions after release What celebrity rappers face inside a maximum-security federal prison The difference between a public image and surviving inside the penitentiary Gio also explains why he believes Pooh’s alleged race-riot story does not match what actually happened at Victorville. According to Gio, an incident involving multiple deaths at such a notorious federal prison would have generated immediate media attention and institutional fallout. This episode offers a rare perspective from someone who says he interacted with Pooh Shiesty inside the federal prison system and understood the politics surrounding his incarceration. Was Pooh Shiesty protected inside USP Victorville? Did he voluntarily remain in protective custody? And how much of his public prison story matches what staff and inmates reportedly witnessed? Subscribe for more firsthand stories about federal prison, organized crime, drug trafficking, prison gangs, celebrity inmates and redemption. Chapters 00:00 Former USP Victorville Guard Reveals What Pooh Shiesty Was Really Like 05:20 Pooh Shiesty’s Alleged BMF Protection and Protective Custody 10:40 Pooh Shiesty on the Prison Yard, Basketball and Suicide Watch 16:00 Federal Gun Charges and Why Rappers Keep Returning to Prison 21:30 Gio Disputes Pooh Shiesty’s Alleged USP Victorville Race Riot Story 27:00 Could Diddy and R. Kelly Survive at USP Victorville? 32:30 Sex Offenders, Prison Paperwork and Inmate Politics 38:00 Why Pooh Shiesty Refused to Return to General Population 43:30 Rap Culture, Snitching and the Criminals Young People Idolize 49:10 Why Society Romanticizes Gangsters, Outlaws and Street Legends 📌 Have an unbelievable story? Apply to be a guest: 👉 https://www.honoramongthievespodcast.com/guest Get Your Merch👇👇👇 https://shop.honoramongthievespodcast.com/products/the-world-is-mine-unisex-t-shirt Become an Honor Among Thieves Patreon Member Join The Underworld👇👇👇 https://www.patreon.com/cw/honoramongthieves?utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator 🔗 Links 📸 Nelson on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/montanatheprophet/ 📸 Gio on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/giothelegend89/ 💎 Sponsors Nord VPN https://bit.ly/honorvpn Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

  2. 5d ago

    The Streets of Baltimore | Drug Dealer Reveals What They Don't Show on The Wire

    Baltimore Carl grew up in East Baltimore’s Lafayette Projects, where violence, drug dealing and generational crime families were part of everyday life. Long before he understood the consequences, he was being exposed to the street economy—and he says his own great-grandmother became his first marijuana plug. In this episode of Honor Among Thieves Podcast, Baltimore Carl reveals the real Baltimore streets behind HBO’s The Wire. He explains the differences between East and West Baltimore, how heroin was packaged and sold in gel caps, how project drug organizations operated, and how young men were pulled into the game before they were old enough to understand it. Carl also discusses being mentored by Dante “Fat Tater” Barksdale, the nephew of the real-life Avon Barksdale, whose name and story helped inspire one of the most recognizable characters in The Wire. He breaks down Baltimore’s drug culture, the money generated from heroin, the rise of fentanyl, territorial conflicts, arrests, Baltimore Central Booking and the reality behind the television series. But Carl’s story does not end in the streets. After surviving violence, incarceration and the consequences of the drug trade, he transformed his life and began helping others escape addiction, homelessness and the same criminal environment that shaped him. This is the real-life story behind The Wire—told by someone who lived inside the world the show portrayed. Subscribe to Honor Among Thieves Podcast for true crime interviews, federal prison stories, former drug dealers, organized crime, street legends, redemption stories and conversations with people who survived the criminal underworld. Chapters 00:00 Baltimore Carl and the Real Streets Behind The Wire 09:16 The Toll of Addiction On The Inner Cities of Baltimore 18:43 His Great-Grandmother Became His First Drug Plug 28:23 How Baltimore Drugs Were Cut, Branded and Sold 36:52 Joining a Violent Drug Crew and Becoming a Boss 45:51 O’Donnell Heights, Crime Families and Street Power 56:27 Hiding Drugs From Police and Enforcing the Crew 01:05:13 Ten Years as a Lieutenant in Baltimore’s Drug Trade 01:15:02 The Real-Life Hamsterdam and Baltimore Police Corruption 01:24:28 Police Raids, Central Booking and Dealing From a Podcast Studio 01:33:40 His Biggest Plug and the Raid That Ended Everything 01:43:05 Facing 16 Years, Drug Court and Finding Redemption 📌 Have an unbelievable story? Apply to be a guest: 👉 https://www.honoramongthievespodcast.com/guest Get Your Merch👇👇👇 https://shop.honoramongthievespodcast.com/products/the-world-is-mine-unisex-t-shirt Become an Honor Among Thieves Patreon Member Join The Underworld👇👇👇 https://www.patreon.com/cw/honoramongthieves?utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator 🔗 Links 📸 Nelson on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/montanatheprophet/ 📸 Baltimore Carl on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/baltimore_recovery_alliance/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

  3. Jul 16

    Raised by an Argentine Gangster Family, Then Burned Alive by His Girlfriend

    Andy Polo grew up surrounded by organized crime, cocaine trafficking, fraud, violence, and the influence of an Argentine gangster family. Years later, he survived an attack so severe that doctors initially questioned whether he would live. In this episode of the Honor Among Thieves Podcast, Andy opens up about growing up in South Florida around relatives connected to criminal activity and the impact that environment had on his childhood, relationships, and understanding of loyalty. But the most shocking chapter of Andy’s life came inside his own home. Andy describes how an argument with his former girlfriend escalated into a brutal boiling-water attack that burned approximately 37% of his body. He recounts the immediate pain, the desperate attempt to get help, the hospital treatment that followed, and the long physical and emotional recovery he endured. His former girlfriend was eventually convicted and sent to Florida State Prison for the attack. Andy also discusses domestic violence against men, the stigma male victims often face, the warning signs he missed, and what it took to rebuild his life after nearly losing everything. This is a raw true-crime story about family crime, domestic violence, survival, prison, accountability, and the lasting consequences of one violent decision. Watch the full episode and subscribe to Honor Among Thieves for more true-crime interviews, organized crime stories, prison experiences, redemption, and life after the criminal lifestyle. Chapters 00:00 Raised by an Argentine Gangster Family in South Florida 05:16 Fitness, Steroids and the Lifestyle That Changed Everything 10:00 Marriage Problems and Reconnecting With a Woman From His Past 15:12 His Father Was a Gangster: Cocaine Trafficking and Federal Racketeering Case 20:31 The Affair Begins and a Hidden Family Secret Is Exposed 25:03 Tracking Devices, Jealousy and an Obsessive Relationship 30:41 When His Girlfriend Attacked His Wife 35:02 Steroids, Bodybuilding and the Early Warning Signs 41:18 Family Conflict and the Final Red Flags Before the Attack 45:36 Boiling Water Attack Burns 37% of His Body 50:01 The 911 Call, Trauma Response and Fight to Survive 55:03 His Ex’s Arrest, False Story and Domestic Violence Case 01:00:46 Three-Year Court Battle and Delayed Justice 01:05:21 Rejecting $500,000 and Demanding Prison Time 01:10:03 Florida State Prison, Early Release and Double Standards 📌 Have an unbelievable story? Apply to be a guest: 👉 https://www.honoramongthievespodcast.com/guest Get Your Merch👇👇👇 https://shop.honoramongthievespodcast.com/products/the-world-is-mine-unisex-t-shirt Become an Honor Among Thieves Patreon Member Join The Underworld👇👇👇 https://www.patreon.com/cw/honoramongthieves?utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator 🔗 Links 📸 Nelson on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/montanatheprophet/ 📸 Andy on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/stackdaddylifestyle/ 💎 Sponsors Nord VPN https://bit.ly/honorvpn Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

  4. Jul 12

    From Selling Dime Bags At 16 To Running A State Wide Cartel

    Heat went from secretly selling weed while working at IHOP to making thousands of dollars a day and becoming one of the biggest marijuana traffickers in his part of North Florida. In this episode of the Honor Among Thieves Podcast, Heat reveals how a teenage hustle grew into a sophisticated drug trafficking operation involving multiple suppliers, stash houses packed with marijuana, interstate transportation routes, and enormous amounts of cash. While many dealers around him focused on crack cocaine, Heat recognized the opportunity in marijuana and built a reputation that stretched from Lake City to Jacksonville, Gainesville, Orlando, Tallahassee, Atlanta, and beyond. Heat explains how his organization became increasingly disciplined as the money grew. They studied law enforcement tactics, tracked police activity, created strict rules for transporting drugs, and used rural North Florida to operate differently from dealers in Miami and other major cities. At the height of the operation, nearly every cabinet inside the stash house was filled with weed, the refrigerator held the strongest product, and cash was hidden inside the stove. But success in the drug game brought paranoia, betrayal, police surveillance, controlled buys, informants, robberies, and violence. Heat recalls being arrested while already fighting another criminal case, realizing someone close to the operation was cooperating, and believing he was finally headed to prison. He also describes being kidnapped, driven into rural Georgia, and listening as his captors argued over whether they should shoot him. This is the true story of how ambition, money, loyalty, and street politics transformed a North Florida teenager into a marijuana kingpin—and how quickly the life he built began to collapse. Subscribe to Honor Among Thieves for more true crime interviews, drug trafficking stories, prison stories, organized crime, street legends, redemption, and life after the criminal lifestyle. Chapters 00:00 From High School Hustler to North Florida Pot Kingpin 09:54 Growing Up With a Law Enforcement Father and Learning Gang Politics 19:52 Selling Weed in High School and Finding His First Drug Plug 31:30 Dropping Out, Chasing Money and Entering the Drug Business 40:01 Buying 10 Pounds and Becoming a Wholesaler 50:01 Tracking Down the Orlando Drug Plug and Cutting Out the Middleman 01:00:08 Building a Multi-City Network 01:10:02 50-Pound Shipments and a Stash House Filled With Weed 01:20:00 The OxyContin Supplier Who Had More Pills Than He Had Money 01:30:03 Studying Police Tactics and Getting Caught With Drugs 01:40:07 Selling Pills While Fighting a Criminal Case 01:50:00 Police Informants, Being Kidnapped in Georgia, Redemption 📌 Have an unbelievable story? Apply to be a guest: 👉 https://www.honoramongthievespodcast.com/guest Get Your Merch👇👇👇 https://shop.honoramongthievespodcast.com/products/the-world-is-mine-unisex-t-shirt Become an Honor Among Thieves Patreon Member Join The Underworld👇👇👇 https://www.patreon.com/cw/honoramongthieves?utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator 🔗 Links 📸 Nelson on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/montanatheprophet/ 📸 Heat on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/heatmorgan/ 💎 Sponsors Nord VPN https://bit.ly/honorvpn Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

  5. Jul 9

    The Brutal Reality of Prison Gang Politics | Former Federal Officer Breaks It Down

    Former correctional officer Gio Martini returns to Honor Among Thieves Podcast for Part 2 of his story, giving a raw inside look at life inside Victorville Federal Penitentiary. Gio spent 8 years working at USP Victorville, one of the most dangerous high-security federal prisons in the country. In this episode, he breaks down what it was like walking into a prison filled with gang members, killers, knives, drugs, shot callers, racial politics, and inmates serving serious time. Before corrections, Gio served in the Army during the Iraq War era. He talks about how the military shaped the way he handled chaos, danger, and survival — and why that mindset followed him into the federal prison system. Gio explains how correctional officers respond when violence breaks out, how inmates test officers, how prison politics really work, and why the farther west you go in the federal system, the more gang-controlled the yards can become. This conversation also gets into the realities most people never hear about: officer-inmate violence, inmates attacking staff, stabbings, inmates being stomped out, protective custody, sex offenders in prison, female officers getting involved with inmates, cartel members inside federal custody, and how high-profile prisoners like El Chapo or El Mayo would be handled in the system. Gio also opens up about life after the military, substance abuse, getting discharged, finding corrections, working immigration detention, and eventually landing in the Bureau of Prisons. This episode is not about glorifying prison violence. It is about showing the reality of what happens inside a maximum-security federal penitentiary from someone who lived it every day as a correctional officer. In this episode, we cover: Gio Martini’s 8 years at USP Victorville Working inside a maximum-security federal prison Prison gangs, shot callers, and racial politics How correctional officers respond to violence Stabbings, lockdowns, weapons, and inmate attacks Officer-inmate relationships and corruption Protective custody and prison politics Cartel members inside federal prison Why street power does not always transfer behind the wall Life after corrections Chapters 0:00 — Gio Martini Returns: Victorville Federal Prison, Gangs & CO Survival 7:05 — From War Stories to the Infantry: Why Gio Joined the Army 14:42 — Iraq Deployment, Brotherhood & Surviving Combat 22:36 — Rules of Engagement, RKG Grenades & Combat Injuries in Iraq 31:06 — From Substance Abuse to Corrections: Rehab, Discharge & Finding GEO 38:31 — Becoming a Correctional Officer: Fights, Control & Inmate Respect 45:00 — Victorville Violence: Stabbings, Hospital Runs & Prison Chaos 52:18 — Female COs, Inmate Manipulation & Sex Offenders in Federal Prison 1:00:05 — Protective Custody, Bad Paperwork & Prison Housing Politics 1:06:03 — Cartel Inmates, El Chapo, El Mayo & Life After Corrections 📌 Have an unbelievable story? Apply to be a guest: 👉 https://www.honoramongthievespodcast.com/guest Get Your Merch👇👇👇 https://shop.honoramongthievespodcast.com/products/the-world-is-mine-unisex-t-shirt Become an Honor Among Thieves Patreon Member Join The Underworld👇👇👇 https://www.patreon.com/cw/honoramongthieves?utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator 🔗 Links 📸 Nelson on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/montanatheprophet/ 📸 Gio on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/giothelegend89/ 💎 Sponsors Nord VPN https://bit.ly/honorvpn Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

  6. Jul 5

    Prison Gang Operations Exposed By Gang Intelligence Specialist

    Former BOP Gang Intel Officer Niko joins Honor Among Thieves Podcast to break down how prison gangs, street gangs, and transnational gangs really operate behind the wall. Niko worked as a Correctional Officer with the Federal Bureau of Prisons and later became a Gang Intelligence Specialist. During his time in the system, he received extensive training on California gang structure, prison politics, gang codes, and the way groups like the Bloods, Crips, MS-13, Mexican Mafia, Sureños, Norteños, and other organizations function inside federal prison. In this episode, Niko explains what most people misunderstand about gang culture, how gang intelligence is gathered inside prison, how officers identify gang members, how prison politics work, and why reputation, paperwork, race, territory, and violence all play a role behind the wall. We also get into narco culture, Santa Muerte, cartel influence, transnational gangs, Mexican Mafia structure, MS-13, California prison politics, and the way gangs evolve when street culture enters the prison system. This is not a Hollywood version of prison gangs. This is a breakdown from someone who worked inside the system, studied gang structure, and saw firsthand how organized prison politics can become. In this episode, we cover: Niko’s background as a BOP Correctional Officer Becoming a Gang Intel Specialist How prison gang intelligence works Bloods, Crips, MS-13, Sureños, Norteños & Mexican Mafia California gang structure and prison politics Narco culture, Santa Muerte, and cartel influence How officers identify gang members in prison Race, paperwork, violence, and reputation behind the wall Transnational gangs inside the federal prison system What the public gets wrong about prison gangs Chapters 0:00 — Niko Intro: Former BOP Gang Intel Officer Breaks Down Prison Gangs 7:35 — Growing Up Around Gang Culture in California 15:07 — High Desert Politics, Probation & Avoiding the System 22:04 — Becoming a Father & Starting as a Correctional Officer 29:18 — Inside GEO Prison: Immigration Holds, Detainees & Gang Identification 36:15 — BOP Gang Intelligence: MS-13, Transnational Gangs & Federal Prison Politics 43:11 — Working Gang Intel at Victorville & How Prison Investigations Really Work 50:43 — Secret Gang Codes, Bloods, Crips, Mexican Mafia & Santa Muerte Altars 📌 Have an unbelievable story? Apply to be a guest: 👉 https://www.honoramongthievespodcast.com/guest Get Your Merch👇👇👇 https://shop.honoramongthievespodcast.com/products/the-world-is-mine-unisex-t-shirt Become an Honor Among Thieves Patreon Member Join The Underworld👇👇👇 https://www.patreon.com/cw/honoramongthieves?utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator 🔗 Links 📸 Nelson on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/montanatheprophet/ 📸 Niko on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/pinta_vibes/ 💎 Sponsors Nord VPN https://bit.ly/honorvpn Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

  7. Jul 2

    She Spent 15 years In Florida’s Notorious Women’s Prison | Here’s What She Experienced

    In this episode of Honor Among Thieves Podcast, Angela shares her powerful story of crime, prison, survival, and redemption after being sentenced to 15 years in Florida State Prison. Angela was born in Brooklyn, New York, later moved to Jacksonville, Florida, and eventually found herself caught up in a robbery case that changed the rest of her life. What started as a plan to rob someone quickly turned into a serious violent crime case, leading Angela to spend years fighting her case in county jail before being sentenced to prison. Angela opens up about sitting in county jail for over three years, being told she could spend the rest of her life in prison, watching her family fall apart, losing her father while incarcerated, and eventually being sent to Lowell Correctional Institution, which she describes as the worst women’s prison in Florida. In this episode, Angela breaks down what life is really like inside a women’s prison, the politics, the violence, the emotional toll, the mental survival, confinement, prison rules, bad officers, other inmates, and the reality of serving over a decade behind bars. After serving 12 years, 9 months, and 13 days, Angela came home in 2022 and had to rebuild her life, reconnect with her children, adjust to society, and figure out who she was after prison.This is a raw conversation about bad decisions, consequences, motherhood, prison survival, personal accountability, and finding redemption after losing everything. In this episode, we discuss: Angela’s childhood in Brooklyn and Jacksonville How she got involved in a robbery case Being arrested and charged in a serious violent crime case Spending over 3 years in county jail fighting her case Being sentenced to 15 years in Florida State Prison Life inside Lowell Correctional Institution Why Lowell is known as one of Florida’s worst women’s prisons The reality of women’s prison politics Losing her father while incarcerated Serving over 12 years behind bars Coming home after prison Rebuilding her relationship with her children Life after incarceration Redemption, growth, and second chances If you’re interested in true crime stories, women’s prison stories, Florida prison, ex-con interviews, prison survival stories, criminal justice, redemption stories, and life after prison, this episode is for you. 🎙️ Honor Among Thieves Podcast brings you real stories from people who lived inside the criminal underworld, survived prison, and came out with a story to tell. Chapters 0:00 Intro: Robbery Case, 15-Year Sentence & Florida Prison Story 2:05 Growing Up in Brooklyn, Moving to Jacksonville & Early Trouble 10:55 Teen Motherhood, Fast Money & Being Around Robberies 19:35 The Robbery Plan, Family Trauma & One Bad Decision 24:50 The Gas Station Robbery, Shooting & Arrest 33:20 Interrogation, Murder Charges & Realizing She Wasn’t Going Home 38:05 Duval County Jail, Fighting the Case for 3.5 Years & Losing Her Father 51:30 Sentenced to 15 Years in Florida State Prison 56:10 Inside Lowell: Florida’s Worst Women’s Prison 64:10 Prison Relationships, Violence, “Prison Families” & Surviving 12 Years 72:05 Coming Home, Rebuilding With Her Kids & Redemption 📌 Have an unbelievable story? Apply to be a guest: 👉 https://www.honoramongthievespodcast.com/guest Get Your Merch👇👇👇 https://shop.honoramongthievespodcast.com/products/the-world-is-mine-unisex-t-shirt Become an Honor Among Thieves Patreon Member Join The Underworld👇👇👇 https://www.patreon.com/cw/honoramongthieves?utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator 🔗 Links 📸 Nelson on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/montanatheprophet/ 📸 Angela on Tiktok https://www.instagram.com/angela_nicolazzi/ 💎 Sponsors Nord VPN https://bit.ly/honorvpn Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

  8. Jun 28

    Five Shots Cost This Cleveland Teenager 18 Years of His Life

    Favio joins Honor Among Thieves Podcast to tell the story of how one decision at 16 years old changed the rest of his life. Born and raised in Cleveland, Favio opens up about growing up around street violence, getting pulled into the life at a young age, and the night that led to a murder case that would send him to prison for 18 years. In this episode, Favio talks about what it was like being charged with murder as a teenager, facing the consequences of his actions, entering prison at a young age, surviving the system, and eventually coming home after nearly two decades behind bars. This conversation is not about glorifying violence. It is about consequences, accountability, prison, redemption, and the reality of what happens when a young person makes a life-changing decision before they fully understand the cost. Favio’s story is raw, emotional, and honest — from the streets of Cleveland to prison, and from prison to rebuilding his life after release. In this episode, we cover: Growing up in Cleveland Street violence and childhood environment Committing murder at 16 years old Being sentenced to 18 years in prison Going to prison as a teenager Surviving prison politics The emotional cost of taking a life Accountability, regret, and consequences Coming home after 18 years Redemption and life after prison Chapters 0:00 — Intro 5:07 — How Sixth Grade Changed Everything: Poverty, Fitting In & Street Influence 9:31 — From Tennis Shoe Hustler to the Drug Game in Cleveland 20:03 — First Police Encounter: His Mother Finds the Drugs & Calls the Court 29:51 — Making $10K a Month at 16 & Getting Robbed in the Streets 38:23 — The Cleveland Murder Case: Corner Store Confrontation & Shooting at 16 55:07 — Arrested in Texas, Sentenced to 18 Years & Life After the Case 📌 Have an unbelievable story? Apply to be a guest: 👉 https://www.honoramongthievespodcast.com/guest Get Your Merch👇👇👇 https://shop.honoramongthievespodcast.com/products/the-world-is-mine-unisex-t-shirt Become an Honor Among Thieves Patreon Member Join The Underworld👇👇👇 https://www.patreon.com/cw/honoramongthieves?utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator 🔗 Links 📸 Nelson on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/montanatheprophet/ 📸 Favio on Tiktok https://www.tiktok.com/@timeafterlockup 💎 Sponsors Nord VPN https://bit.ly/honorvpn Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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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 info@rawmediaofficial.com

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