Hamilton Today with Scott Thompson

We get updates on the Brantford Plane crash that took the life of a husband and wife yesterday.

Guests:

Ken Johnston, OPP

Victor Bohm, Versitech Industries Inc.

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Data from Public Safety Canada indicates that nearly two dozen child murderers have been sent to Indigenous healing lodges since 2011.

Guest:

Lee Chappelle, Canadian Prison Consulting

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The new book on Luka Magnotta, co-written by his mother Anna Yourkin: should it have been released, and what does the public gain from hearing from a killer’s family members?

Guest

Ann Brocklehurst, Crime Journalist and Author of ‘Dark Ambition: The Shocking Crime of Dellen Millard and Mark Smich’

Why do ‘harmless likes and messages’ from older men cross the line? Where are the boundaries for older people in positions of power when it comes to appropriate social media use. This question comes as details were revealed last week over Tony Clement’s conduct. If this is a tool we all use, what boundaries should be implemented? How do we proceed from here?

Guest - Theo Selles, Registered Family Therapist, President of Integrity Works

An overnight plane crash at Brantford airport has resulted in two deaths. What’s the latest on this? 

Guest - Kevin Nielsen, local online journalist in Kitchener, Global News

News Broadcaster CNN is suing the White House after last week’s situation involving Jim Acosta, which saw his press pass revoked. ALSO: US midterms results still trickling in.

Guest - Michael Taube, Troy Media syndicated, columnist, and Washington Times contributor

David Pearson, the NASCAR Pioneer, referred to as the Silver Fox, has died at 83.

Guest - Erik Tomas. The Raceline Radio Network/Canadian Motor Speedway

Check out this interview and more on the Scott Thompson Show Podcast.

Prime Minister Trudeau became the first Western leader today to acknowledge that his country had recordings of the killing of Jamal Khashoggi.

Guest - Elliot Tepper, Emeritus Professor of Political science, Carleton University