What Makes Someone Predisposed to Stalking and the Shifting Threat Landscape

In this episode In this episode, Fred Burton speaks with Dr. Reid Meloy, renowned forensic psychologist and co-founder of WAVR-21, about the psychology behind fixation and stalking. They explore what drives individuals to obsess over public figures, executives, and celebrities—and how those behaviors can escalate to violence. Dr. Meloy reflects on his shift from litigation…

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How the Kidnapping of Exxon’s President Forever Changed Executive Protection

In this episode Even in the safest suburbs, high net worth individuals face heightened risks, as exemplified by the 1992 kidnapping of Sidney Reso, President of Exxon International. In this episode, Fred interviews author Philip Jett to uncover the harrowing details of Reso’s abduction, the $18 million ransom demand, and the two-month investigation that followed.…

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Understanding the Hostile Planning Process to Establish a More Powerful Security Position

In this episode, Fred and Ami Toben discuss the hostile planning process and how to isolate and target vulnerabilities in order to prevent it from getting to the execution phase. They also discuss the finer points of detection and observation as well as the available training from HighCom Security including hostile activity prevention, executive protection,…

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Behind the Wheel: Secure Transportation in Executive Protection

In this episode In this episode, Fred Burton sits down with secure transportation pioneer Tony Scotti to explore the critical role of vehicles in executive protection. They dive into the science behind protective driving, how secure driving training has evolved, and what’s next in automotive security technology. Tony also shares insights from real-life cases of…

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