This powerful episode honors the lives lost on September 11, 2001, and examines the intelligence efforts that followed. Former FBI agent Colton Seale takes listeners inside his work on high-priority investigations connected to Osama Bin Laden and global terrorism. Known for revolutionizing interrogation techniques, Colton explains why traditional fear-based tactics often backfire and how relationship-based interviewing leads to more accurate intelligence. From war zones and human trafficking cases to government corruption and public mistrust, this conversation explores the psychology of influence, truth-seeking, and the human cost of operating in the darkest corners of national security.