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Robert Rahn and Kim Anklin Discuss Missing Persons Cold Case, Vernon Jones

Vernon Cameron Jones, an aspiring actor who moved to Manhattan after graduating from the University of North Carolina, mysteriously disappeared nearly two decades ago. To this day, detectives, private investigators and his family search desperately for lingering clues that might lead to Vernon’s recovery.

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After five years of seeing their cases steadily lead into the digital world, Vito Colucci Jr. and Al Dressler, partners in Stamford-based Colucci Investigations, opened the Central Computer and Cell Phone Forensics Lab and FaceChecks.com at the University of Bridgeport. The lab, opened earlier this year, is part of UB's incubator program designed to provide resources to innovative technology companies.

Joining Kim Kolton tonight is Luellen Smiley. Her father was Allen Smiley, close friend and business associate Bugsy Siegel.

 

Join the Crime Wire Team, Susan Murphy-Milano and Denny Griffin, every Tuesday at 9:00 p.m. Eastern as they continue to analyze cases and crimes that wreak havoc on families looking for answers and seeking justice.

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.

Two of the nation’s leaders in the battle against human trafficking, Dottie Laster and Betty Houbion are special guests on the show this week for a frank discussion about the issue.

One of the fastest growing global crimes is trafficking in human slavery, whether in the sex trade, agriculture or hospitality industry, human beings are being bought and sold. Dottie Laster and Betty Houbion are two dynamic women who have taken on the cause of rescue and restoration of trafficked victims through education, training, and passing much needed legislation to prosecute this crime.

We Knowa Guy Announcement – 10/17 - 9pm Eastern

We Knowa Guy radio is pleased to welcome Luellen Smiley to our show. Luellen is the daughter of Allen Smiley, Bugsy Siegel’s best friend and business partner. Allen was sitting next to Bugsy when the mobster was shot and killed on June 20, 1947 in the Beverly Hills mansion of his girlfriend Virginia Hill. Luellen was raised among the elite of organized crime. She spent her adolescence in the, mysterious, and privileged circle of her father’s associates and friends in Los Angeles, where he was under the arm of Johnny Roselli.

Ten years after her father took his own life, Luellen evolved into a gangster authority by researching his criminal history through thousands of classified FBI, and DOJ documents, interviews and conversations with relatives, ex-mob guys, and authors. Today she is a published writer and recognized Mob historian.

Please join us as Luellen shares her thoughts about the Mob of yesterday and today and the current crop of Mob-related TV shows. She’ll take your calls or answer your questions through our chat room.

Join the Crime Wire Team, Susan Murphy-Milano and Denny Griffin, every Tuesday at 9:00 p.m. Eastern as they continue to analyze cases and crimes that wreak havoc on families looking for answers and seeking justice.

Join the Crime Wire Team, Susan Murphy-Milano and Denny Griffin, every Tuesday at 9:00 p.m. Eastern as they continue to analyze cases and crimes that wreak havoc on families looking for answers and seeking justice.

Holding My Hand Through Hell

Susan Murphy Milano

Well known for her hands-on work with victims of violence, and through her previous books, HOLDING MY HAND THROUGH HELL is based on the true story of Susan Murphy Milano’s life, written with the flow of a novel, in a style that will incite heightened awareness about hope, survival, abuse, murder, and the ripple effect of family violence on society.