If you’re from eastern Kentucky, you know the name Eric C. Conn—a lawyer better known as “Mr. Social Security,” he had miles of bright yellow billboards, TV commercials, and a larger-than-life personality. While winning millions in social security benefits for clients, Conn cruised around one of the nation’s poorest counties in a Rolls-Royce, traveled the world, opened a brothel, intimidated his rivals, and so much more. But there was a problem: Conn was breaking all the rules to defraud the United States government of more than $550 million. And when he finally got caught, he fled the country! Featuring...
Latest episodes
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43 min
Re-Conn-ciliation / Conn-sequences
The chase for Conn ends, but has justice truly been served? The Social Security Administration cuts off benefits to all Conn clients, leading to a region-wide crisis. Sarah takes a…
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43 min
Conn Me If You Can
Conn is gone—maybe for good. Just when it looks like Eric got the best of the FBI with his boastful red herrings, there’s a break in the case. Agents cut through his diversions and…
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45 min
Once More With Conn-Viction
After years of hearings and disagreements about jurisdiction, the statute of limitations to indict Eric is almost up. Federal agents make a Hail Mary plea to the Department of Just…
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38 min
Whore Doctors
While multiple investigations into Eric Conn’s fraud are failing to get anywhere, Eric and Beckie take a trip to Washington, DC—where all will be revealed.The Big Conn: The Officia…
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43 min
Conn Women
After a failed marriage, Eric has a different outlook on life that propels him to become an unstoppable force. Sarah and Jennifer realize just how Teflon-smooth Eric is after the W…
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37 min
The Conn Man
If you need help after decades of bodily damage in the coal mines of eastern Kentucky, you call one man: Mr. Social Security. Flamboyant attorney Eric C. Conn gets clients social s…
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2 min
Introducing The Big Conn: The Official Podcast
Eric C. Conn, a lawyer who pulled off one of the largest government frauds in U.S. history, was like a real-life Saul Goodman, with colorful ties, wacky TV ads, billboards for mile…