Inside Lenz Network

On tonight’s show we’ll talk with Debra Gauthier, author of Bright Lights, Dark Places. Debra was one of the first female patrol officers hired under the same standards as men on the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department. She spent 21 years on the force, leaving it in 2001. During her tenure she faced down suspects who were high on PCP, had high-speed chases into on coming traffic and used her martial arts skills to subdue burly men.

But not all of Debra’s battles while working as a police officer were with criminals. She sometimes faced discrimination in the male-dominated profession, suffering demotions and unsafe working conditions when other officers would not provide backup. Adding to the bias against her within the department was her sexuality. Debra was homosexual.

Debra will share it all with us—the good, the bad and the ugly. So please join us for what promises to be an entertaining and informative hour. The show begins at 9 p.m. Eastern

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.

Shattered Lives guest, Marilyn Gambrell,  took on the challenge to create programs to assist this segment of children to recognize their worth and better address their needs. Through her organization, No More Victims, Gambrell reaches out to the community, schools, faith based community and corrections departments to address such subjects as teen dating violence, gang involvement, self-injury, teen pregnancy, and supports children through incarceration and the re-entry process of their incarcerated parent.

Join host, Dennis Griffin, and a couple of his friends and former mobsters for an hour of discussion about their life of crime within the Mob.

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.

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.

David Kaczynski, brother of Ted is an enigma. He is a soft-spoken, dignified man who carries the weight of an anguished heart that will never heal. David is also considered the traitor. He is the one who turned in his brother “The Unabomber” to the authorities all those years ago based on Ted’s writings.  David and his wife Linda saw Ted’s “Manifesto” published in the Washington Post, and noticed an eerie similarity in thought and language pattern using his personal correspondence as a comparison.

Statement analyst, Peter Hyatt, has followed the case of Hailey Dunn from the very beginning, honing in on statements made in interviews by the missing 13 year old’s mother and others.

 

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.

The year was 1950 when a missing persons report proved to be the catalyst for one of the most suspenseful stories of double homicide ever recorded. The police refused to issue a missing persons report. The newspaper editor refused to make this a feature story. The District Attorney informed everyone there was no case. First of all there were no bodies. Second, one of the missing men had a history of wild jaunts to Mexico and if a crime had been committed, it was a perfect crime. No bodies, no motive and no clues.

Tonight we'll discuss this fascinating case with Bob Cawley, a production executive, creator, writer, and director whose TV programs have won 20 Emmy Awards.

Tonight we’ll talk about psychics and what role they can play in the investigation of crimes, with psychic Investigator Judi James.

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.