Kevin Flynn

Kevin Flynn is a regular panelist on the "Crime Writers On" podcast and host of the …These Are Their Stories: The Law & Order podcast. He also has appeared on Netflix’s You Can’t Make This Up, Bear Brook, Criminal, Reality Life, The Hollywood Outsider, The Blotter Presents, Actual Innocence, and Jeb Bartlett is My President.

Kevin is the author/co-author of five true crime books: Wicked Intentions, Our Little Secret, Legally Dead, Notes on a Killing and Dark Heart. He has also written the nonfiction account of the struggle over the nation's first lottery in American Sweepstakes. He has appeared on over a dozen national TV shows, such as Deadly Sins, Unusual Suspects, Deadly Women, Killer Instinct, and On the Case with Paula Zahn.

Kevin is a native of Holyoke, MA. He got his start in journalism at the age of 19 working as a news writer for News Radio WHYN-AM in 1989. In the subsequent thirty years, Kevin has become an award-winning journalist and respected author.

During his two decades in radio and TV, he won more than 50 awards for broadcast journalism, including multiple New Hampshire AP awards, several Golden Mike awards from the New Hampshire Association of Broadcasters, four Edward R. Murrow Awards from the Radio and Television News Directors Association and one New England Emmy Award. Kevin was named "Best TV Reporter" three times by the readers of New Hampshire magazine.

American Sweepstakes: How One Small State Bucked the Church, the Feds, and the Mob to Usher in the Lottery Age

By 1963 public lotteries—a time-honored if tarnished method of raising revenue for everything from the Roman roads to Washington’s Continental Army—had...

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