AgentDBaker

Derek Baker
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AgentDBaker Podcast brings you hard-hitting stories of corruption, injustice, and the forgotten. From exposing powerful leaders who abuse their authority to shining a light on missing persons, I deliver raw truth, accountability, and advocacy for those who don’t have a voice. No spin. No cover-ups. Just the facts and the fight for justice. A retired Narcotics Detective/ SWAT team member, U.S. Navy combat veteran of OEF & OIF. With years of real-world experience in high-stakes environments, I now teach interview and interrogation techniques, body language analysis, and leadership development.

  1. 6d ago

    "They Were Beautiful": UFO Whistleblower Says He Saw the Bodies

    He held some of the highest security clearances in the U.S. intelligence community. He told Congress under oath that our government recovered crashed craft and "non-human biologics." Now he's gone even further. On Joe Rogan #2560, former Air Force intelligence officer David Grusch says he watched video of human-looking, non-human bodies at a crash site, and that they were "very, very beautiful." He says his colleagues encountered 7-foot "reptilian" beings that were still alive, and that U.S. personnel died in that encounter. He says people in Washington wanted him dead. And he predicts that before President Trump leaves office, "it's all going to come out." I break down everything he said: what he says he saw with his own eyes, what he was told by others, the retired Air Force general who vanished one week after the UFO files were ordered open, and what the Pentagon says in response. Is this the biggest cover-up in human history, or something else? Watch the whole thing and tell me in the comments: do you believe him? 🔔 Subscribe. When the next file drops, you'll hear it here first.

    "They Were Beautiful": UFO Whistleblower Says He Saw the Bodies

  2. Oct 1

    I've Been in This Spot. This Shooting Was Unjustified | Roger Fortson

    On May 3, 2024, Senior Airman Roger Fortson, 23, opened his apartment door in Fort Walton Beach, Florida, holding his legally owned gun pointed at the floor. Within seconds, Okaloosa County Deputy Eddie Duran shot him. The sheriff fired Duran and said Fortson "did not commit any crime." Now Duran is on trial for manslaughter. I break down the bodycam frame by frame, lay out both sides, and explain why I believe this was an unjustified shooting. Chapters (update after the edit): 0:00 The sheriff's words · 0:20 Why I'm covering this · 0:45 Who Roger was · 1:10 The knock · 2:00 The door · 2:40 The deputy's side · 3:20 What I see · 4:40 The sheriff's own words · 5:20 Where it stands Bodycam footage is public record released by the Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office. This video is news commentary; opinions are my own.

  3. Sep 28

    He Walked 6 Miles Through a Blizzard to Save a Man He'd Never Met

    On January 28, 2014, two inches of snow shut down Birmingham, Alabama — and left a man dying on an operating table nobody could reach. Dr. Zenko Hrynkiw was the only neurosurgeon on staff at Trinity Medical Center. He was across town when the call came in. His car couldn't get him there. So at 10:45 that morning, he got out and started walking — six miles, in scrubs and a pair of hospital slip-ons, through a city that had completely frozen over. I cover a lot of hard stories on this channel. This one isn't hard. I wanted to tell it anyway. CHAPTERS0:00 — Why I'm telling this one0:25 — The storm that caught Birmingham off guard1:05 — The call Dr. Hrynkiw couldn't ignore1:45 — Six miles, on foot, in the ice2:35 — The surgery3:00 — What his nurse told him before he scrubbed in SOURCESOriginal 2014 coverage: NBC News, CBS News, NPR, Fox News, HuffPostStorm background: NOAA case study on the January 28, 2014 Birmingham winter storm ("Snowpocalypse 2014") Dr. Zenko Hrynkiw — Brookwood Medical Center / Trinity Medical Center, Birmingham, Alabama. I usually cover government corruption, unsolved cases, and crimes against children. Every so often I find one worth a break from that. If you want more of either, subscribe.

  4. Sep 23

    "Never. Ever. Ever." — Then JP Miller Remembered Disneyland

    JP Miller has given multiple public interviews since his wife Mica died in April 2024. I went through all of them — line by line — and analyzed his statements the same way I'd analyze any interview subject: baseline, behavioral clusters, and statement analysis. What I found wasn't in his face. It was in his words. In this episode I break down the News Nation interview, the Sun News interview, and the announcement he made to his congregation the morning after her death — and I show you exactly where his own account stops holding together. Including: - The absolute denial he contradicted in the same breath - The one word he used about her death that he has never used again - A contradiction about probate court that doesn't survive two consecutive sentences - The grammatical pattern running through his entire announcement - The vocabulary every pastor reaches for at a death — completely absent from his I also show you how I use behavioral clusters to find WHERE to look, and statement analysis to determine WHAT I found. The body flags the territory. The words are the evidence. ⏱ CHAPTERS 00:00 What this is — and what it isn't 0X:XX How I work: SCAnS, baseline, spikes, and the 3-2-7 rule 0X:XX News Nation: establishing baseline 0X:XX "A lot of evidence" — the first pin 0X:XX The with-me / without-me architecture 0X:XX The guns: a full cluster, and what's inside it 0X:XX Where his account gets detailed — and where it doesn't 0X:XX The probate court contradiction 0X:XX "The best husband I could possibly be" 0X:XX The pastor and the psychology classes 0X:XX The announcement: verbs without subjects 0X:XX "Y'all knew" 0X:XX What a pastor always says — and didn't 0X:XX "Did you ever harm Mica?" 0X:XX Deny, Attack, Reverse Victim and Offender 0X:XX What I found, and what I didn't 📌 IMPORTANT CONTEXT Mica Miller's death was ruled a suicide. John-Paul "JP" Miller is NOT charged in connection with her death. He faces two federal charges — cyberstalking/interstate domestic violence, and making false statements to investigators. He has pleaded not guilty and is presumed innocent. This video analyzes the reliability and internal consistency of his public statements. It does not allege any crime beyond what is charged, and it makes no claim about how Mica died. 🧠 METHOD I work the SCAnS six-channel analysis system — baseline, spikes, pins, and the 3-2-7 threshold — combined with statement analysis. A behavioral cluster tells me where to look. It never tells me someone is lying. Referenced research in this episode includes the Verifiability Approach (Nahari) and DARVO (Freyd). 💬 If you or someone you know is struggling, the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline is available 24/7 in the US — call or text 988. 👇 Which contradiction stood out most to you? Tell me below. 🔔 Subscribe for case breakdowns and behavior analysis.

  5. Sep 18

    He Stopped a Killer 100 Yards Short. It Cost Him His Life.

    On October 1, 2021, Sheffield Police Sgt. Nick Risner put his patrol car into a fleeing truck to stop a man who had already killed twice that day — and stopped him short of a crowded Walmart parking lot. It cost Risner his life. He never got his weapon out of the holster. This month, a Colbert County jury convicted Brian Lansing Martin on all ten counts and unanimously voted for death. But there's a part of this story most of the coverage has skipped. Martin should never have been on the street that day. He had already killed his own father, took a manslaughter conviction, and walked out early under Alabama's "good time" law. After Risner was killed, the legislature closed that loophole — with a bill that carries his name. I spent 17 years in law enforcement, most of it as a detective and a supervisor. In this video I walk through what actually happened that afternoon, why the officers made the decisions they made, what the jury heard, and why Nick Risner's name is now written into Alabama law. CHAPTERS0:00 — The last thing between him and them0:25 — Who Brian Martin already was1:20 — The decision every cop trains for2:30 — What it cost3:10 — The verdict3:55 — The law with his name on it SOURCESTrial and verdict coverage: WAFF 48, WHNT News 19, Yellowhammer NewsArrest documents as reported by WHNT News 192022 legislative record — Sgt. Nick Risner Act, sponsored by Rep. Phillip Pettus Sgt. Nick Risner. Sheffield Police Department. End of watch: October 1, 2021. I cover government corruption, unsolved cases, and crimes against children. If that's your lane, subscribe.

  6. Aug 31

    The Full Lindsay Clancy Trial, Explained in 8 Minutes

    In January 2023, a labor and delivery nurse from Duxbury, Massachusetts killed her three children — Cora, 5, Dawson, 3, and Callan, 8 months — and then tried to end her own life. She survived. She's been in a wheelchair ever since. Her defense never argued she didn't do it. For four months before that day, Lindsay Clancy asked for help. She saw psychiatrists, nurse practitioners, therapists. She checked herself into a day program. On New Year's Eve she admitted herself to McLean Hospital, one of the most respected psychiatric hospitals in the country. She was discharged January 5th. Her children died on January 24th. This episode is the full trial, start to finish — the testimony, the medical records, the FBI psychiatrist, the dueling experts, and the closing arguments that sent this jury out. Both sides. No spin. This episode contains no opinion of my own. That's coming in a separate episode. This one is the record. ⚠️ Content warning: child deaths, suicide, severe mental illness. No graphic description. 📞 If you or someone you know is struggling: call or text 988. For postpartum mental health: 1-833-TLC-MAMA. Sources: trial testimony from Plymouth Superior Court, Plymouth County DA filings, and court records. Nothing in this episode is speculation.

  7. Jul 16

    Exposing His Father's Abuse... While Hiding His Own Case? Carson Burks Unfiltered

    I sat down with Carson Burks — the young man publicly accusing his father, a Jefferson County Sheriff's Deputy, of decades of abuse. The interview started as planned. Then I brought up a police report from June 19th, and everything changed. What I didn't know at the time: Carson had me live on his TikTok without my knowledge. When the conversation turned somewhere he didn't want it to go, he ended the stream and told me it was a phone call from his brother. It wasn't. In this episode: what the June 19th report describes, how Carson answered when I pushed him on it and on where his GoFundMe money is actually going, and the 30 minutes he spent afterward asking me not to release any of this. I'm Derek Baker — former narcotics detective, SWAT, Navy combat veteran — and I believe the public deserves the full picture, not just the parts that were convenient. ⚠️ This episode discusses domestic violence, child abuse, and a separate alleged assault. If any of this affects you personally: National Domestic Violence Hotline, 1-800-799-7233, available 24/7. Note: the June 19th incident is described per a police report; charging status referenced reflects what's publicly documented at time of release, not a conviction.

  8. Jul 8

    25 Years of Alleged Abuse... From a Man With a Badge

    A Jefferson County, Alabama Sheriff's Deputy is now facing public accusations from his own son — of decades of physical, emotional, and financial abuse against his wife and children. Photos, video, and text messages have already been posted publicly. And as of this recording, no arrest. No suspension. No public investigation. I'm AgentDBaker — former narcotics detective, SWAT, Navy combat veteran — and today I'm breaking down what's actually in this evidence, what stands out to me professionally, and why I think a department is looking the other way. ⚠️ This episode discusses domestic violence and child abuse. If this hits close to home: National Domestic Violence Hotline, 1-800-799-7233, available 24/7. If you want to actually do something after watching this:🔹 File a complaint with the Alabama POST Commission (apostc.alabama.gov)🔹 Contact Jefferson County Sheriff's Office Internal Affairs🔹 Share this with local investigative reporters All claims in this video are attributed to statements and evidence already made public by the family. Travis Burks has not been criminally convicted of these allegations at this time.

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AgentDBaker Podcast brings you hard-hitting stories of corruption, injustice, and the forgotten. From exposing powerful leaders who abuse their authority to shining a light on missing persons, I deliver raw truth, accountability, and advocacy for those who don’t have a voice. No spin. No cover-ups. Just the facts and the fight for justice. A retired Narcotics Detective/ SWAT team member, U.S. Navy combat veteran of OEF & OIF. With years of real-world experience in high-stakes environments, I now teach interview and interrogation techniques, body language analysis, and leadership development.

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  • Creator
    Derek Baker
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    37
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Derek Baker
  • Show Website
    AgentDBaker

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