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Celebrating 2013 as the year of her 20th book release, Diane Fanning is one of the grande dames of the true crime genre writing from a standpoint of research, facts, longevity, popularity, and most of all the victim's voice.

Along with writing true crime and covering high-profile cases, Diane Fanning is also the author of the Lucinda Pierce series of crime novels. The sixth book in the series, Wrong Turn

Diane Fanning's 20th book,  Sleep My Darlings is the true story of Julie Schenecker who shot and killed her two teen children, 16-year-old Calyx and 13-year-old Beau, in their home in Tampa, Florida.

Karen will do live readings of people whose loved ones were victims of homicides or died under suspicious circumstances.

People from all walks of life—including grieving families, law enforcement officials, executives, medical and mental health professionals and individuals experiencing anxiety and depression— seek Karen’s counsel and intuitive acumen to find clarity and peace of mind. She has found missing people, helped solve crimes, saved and helped grow businesses, and provided insights and loving support to improve relationships, careers, health and personal wellbeing.

One of her greatest talents is connecting the living to loved ones who have passed. Her clients find that this helps them gain resolution, heal, and have faith that the soul lives on.

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Individuals with disabilities, Native American women, immigrants, LGBT individuals, and other members of marginalized communities face high rates of sexual violence. This increased violence can be partially attributed to society’s attitudes about these communities and to laws and policies that prevent them from accessing justice. Anna Doroghazi, the Director of Public Policy and Communication at Connecticut Sexual Assault Crisis Services, will talk about why certain communities are more likely to experience abuse and what efforts are currently underway to make this abuse less likely.

Peter Hytt will look at the specific allegations of sexual abuse and the 911 call made by JonBenet’s mother, Patsy Ramsey and apply his expertise of statement analysis to bring attention to any deception.

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When a parent, or parents, are incarcerated what happens to their children? Often meted out to other family members or foster care, the children of incarcerated parents face unique challenges within our society.

In September, 2012 Shattered Lives hosted Marilyn Gambrell of No More Victims. The great surprise of the show was she had several of her “kids” along with her and we had a great time talking to them on air. To hear their stories was both amazing and shocking.  We don’t hear about their victories often enough!

Guest hosts, Kim Kolton, Crime Wire Research Director and Delilah Jones of ImaginePublicity welcome one special lady to the show, Sheryl McCollum, Director of the Cold Case Investigative Research Institute and seen regularly on Nancy Grace, she always has something interesting to say, in true Sheryl style!   We will take a peek into the case of  attractive Jodi Arias, accused and on trial for the brutal murder of her boyfriend, Travis Alexander. We will touch on Casey Anthony, acquitted of killing her toddler, Caylee.  Does one have anything to do with the other?  

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SHATTERED LIVES with Donna R. Gore, “LadyJustice”

Examining the effects of those who have survived violent crime and how it has impacted their lives.

Real people, real tragedy, real help.

Peter Hyatt, expert in Statement Analysis, will give listeners an overview of the JonBenet Ramsey case, and how what went wrong during that investigation is continuing to go wrong in other high profile cases of missing or murdered children.

In this series of broadcasts, Hyatt will explain the roles of various agencies involved in the investigations, and the possibilities of why there have not been arrests in the Ayla Reynolds, Hailey Dunn, Isabel Celis, and Lisa Irwin cases making the headlines today. He will show the impact of the

Melissa Marshall has conducted extensive training in disability awareness and is the author of Getting It: Persuading Organizations and Individuals to be Comfortable with Peoplewith Disabilities, published by People with Disabilities Press. Her clients included corporations, non-profit organizations, school districts, government agencies, municipalities and universities.

Tonight we'll take a look at crime from the perspective of a mystery writer. Author/columnist/speaker Morgan St. James has written several award-winning mystery books. Her latest funny crime caper is, Who’s Got the Money?,co-authored with Meredith Holland. And she's written the Silver Sisters Mysteries series with her real sister, Phyllice Bradner.

Also recently released is her entertaining memoir, Confessions of a Cougar, the true story of three glorious weeks in England populated by sexy young men. Morgan writes columns for the Los Angeles and Las Vegas editions of Examiner.com and is a frequent speaker and writer’s panel member or moderator.

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