Dr. Naomi Murphy and David Jones are joined by Keith Grounsell, an undercover police veteran with nearly 30 years’ experience, including deep-cover work in narcotics, gang crime, and international law enforcement. In this riveting episode, Keith opens up about surviving dangerous undercover operations, tracking the rise of fentanyl, battling drug cartels, and leading law enforcement transformations across multiple continents. He also discusses the psychological toll of undercover work, how whistleblowing on corruption changed his life, and the importance of resilience, faith, and integrity for anyone working in high-risk institutional environments. Listeners will gain insight into the realities of human trafficking investigations, the impact of institutional betrayal, trauma and family dynamics, and practical strategies for maintaining wellbeing after exposure to chronic stress and danger. Keith also shares his evolution as a writer, the therapeutic benefits of storytelling, and how he’s used his experience to educate and inspire others in law enforcement leadership. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in true crime, criminal justice reform, mental health, and the personal costs of standing up for what’s right.