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On December 14, 2012 the nation was rocked by the shooting in Sandyhook Elementary School in Newtown, CT where over 20 people were killed, mostly children. We explore the effects of the trauma and grief, for surviving children, their families, first responders and the nation as a whole. So many questions go unanswered when these tragedies occur and we have a need to understand based on factual information.

Speculation swirled as to who killed Siegel and why. The most popular theory was that the gangster had gotten in hot water with his organized crime pals over his handling—or mishandling—of the Flamingo casino project in Las Vegas. Whatever the reason for the murder, no one was ever charged in connection with Siegel’s death and it remains one of the more intriguing cold cases.

However, in 2012, some 65 years after the killing, a man has emerged who believes he knows who pulled the trigger that night and the circumstances surrounding Siegel’s death sentence.

This true story is about Michale Callahan's fight to search for the truth, no matter where it may lead, to search for the real killers and help free the two innocent men he learned were railroaded into prison. As the story unfolds it becomes his and every citizen’s worst nightmare when any crime is deemed “too politically sensitive “instead of justice for the victims.

Crime Wire host Peter Hyatt has painstakingly combed through interviews by several people connected to the case and has found deception in their words where truth should have prevailed.

In this show Peter will be discussing how the statements made by Billie Jean Dunn are being used to train investigators.

Tune into Crime Wire every Tuesday at 9 p.m. Eastern for crime-related information, news and, most importantly, justice. You can participate in the show by calling 1-646-478-0982 or simply by going to the show's live interactive chat room. If you are a friend or family member and would like to send Crime Wire information on an unsolved or suspicious death case or have a specific crime-related topic you'd like to have discussed on a future show, email us at [email protected].

In a time in our country where information and discussion about LGBT (lesbian,gay,bisexual,transgendered) issues is often controversial and many times wrong, Shattered Lives welcomes Becky and John Glezen, co-leaders of the Greater Hartford , CT PFLAG organization.

Crime Wire will take another look at the unsolved murder of Bugsy Siegel in a 2 part series on November 27 and December 11.

 

I had the pleasure of meeting with Warren Hull recently to hear about his research into Siegel’s murder and his conclusions. Over nearly three hours, Warren presented his findings in great detail and his argument was compelling. So much so in fact, that I invited him to deliver his presentation on Crime Wire and let the listeners decide whether or not he has proved his case.

Tonight our guests will be Geno Munari, owner/operator of Houdini Magic Shops and Houdini Publishing, and legendary saxophonist Don Hill. Don was a founding member of The Treniers, rock & roll pioneers that played together continuously from 1948 to 2003. Now 91-years-old, Don continues to play with the Las Vegas-based band the Speakeasy Swingers.

On this show we’ll enter the world of a psychic-medium with Karen Storsteen. Karen is known for her rare combination of talents as a psychic-medium, psychotherapist, executive coach, management consultant, and public speaker.  On radio she is known for providing “Karen’s Insights” to callers around the world and has taught thousands of leaders and the general public how to heighten their intuitive intelligence.

Coping after a trauma or loss is something most humans have, or will, experience. How does one’s intuition play a part in developing the skills to overcome and move forward in life?  In her book, Beyond the Pews, Jillian includes lessons for readers to interactively participate in the creation of divine intuition in our every day lives and it’s ability to illuminate the true essence of being human.

Tune into Crime Wire every Tuesday at 9 p.m. Eastern for crime-related information, news and, most importantly, justice. You can participate in the show by calling 1-646-478-0982 or simply by going to the show's live interactive chat room. If you are a friend or family member and would like to send Crime Wire information on an unsolved or suspicious death case or have a specific crime-related topic you'd like to have discussed on a future show, email us at [email protected].