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Join co-hosts Denny Griffin retired Police Investgator and Author, Susan Murphy-Milano Violence Expert and Author and Vito Colucci Jr., Private Eve and Author. Trish Griffith from Websleuths.com, Janice Smolinski Author of Billy's Law for missing persons www.justice4billy.com, Delilah President of Imagine Publicity and creator of the site for Crime Victims Time's UP. Former mob informant Billy Cutolo Along with the Crime Wire noted experts and attorney's Mickey Sherman, Fox News Analyst Lis Wiehl, Al Dressler, Peter Hyatt, Donna Pendergast and David Lohr each week.

Join co-hosts Denny Griffin retired Police Investigator and Author, Susan Murphy-Milano Violence Expert and Author and Vito Colucci Jr.Private Eve and Author. Along with the Crime Wire noted experts and attorney's Mickey Sherman, Fox News Analyst Lis Wiehl, Al Dressler, Peter Hyatt, Donna Pendergast and David Lohr each week.

Join co-hosts Denny Griffin, Susan Murphy-Milano and Vito Colucci Jr. for the debut of Crime Wire . On tonight's show they'll discuss the role of medical examiners and coroners in death investigations. What their determination means to the family of the victim; and what if any recourse the family has if they disagree with the official findings. Guests include Citizens Against Homicide and a former coroner-turned forensic investigator. And expect famed defense attorney Mickey Sherman, Fox News Legal Analyst and Author Lisa Wiehl and Prosecutor Donna Pendergast the crime wire team consultants to call into the show.

My guest is Barbara Torre Veltri, associate professor at Northern Arizona University. We'll discuss her newly-released book "Learning on Other People's Kids: Becoming a Teach For America Teacher"

Tonight my guest is Lisa J. Peck, author of Stop Marrying Mistakes. Lisa has built an award winning film and book business including 19 books written to date. As The Step It Up Queen, she has stepped up in her own life and not allowed dyslexia to stop her from becoming a prolific author and following her own dreams. She continues to write novels and information-packed books to educate others about successful relationships and stepping up every area of their lives. Lisa continues to bring the benefits of her knowledge and wisdom to people through her coaching services. She shares her insights with others around the world to help everyone enjoy and celebrate their own healthy relationship.

On March 25, 1988, 32-year-old Debi Whitlock was murdered and then raped in her Modesto, California home. Initially Debi's husband Harold was a suspect in his wife's murder, but he was never charged. Nine years passed without an arrest. But Debi's mother, Jacque MacDonald, never lost hope that the case would eventually be solved. She pursued her own investigation into her daughter's death, leaving no stone unturned. Her dedication was rewarded in 1997 with the arrest and conviction of the killer. An account of the case titled No Room For Doubt was written by Debi's step-daughter, Angela Dove, and was released last year. Tonight Kim Kolton and I will be joined by Jacque, Angela, and Lisa DeSantis of the Merced County Victim/Witness program, to discuss Debi's murder and its aftermath.

My guest tonight is internationally known author, scholar and pianist Harrison Slater. He continues on the path of his acclaimed best-selling novel, Night Music, which was optioned as a film in Europe, with Nocturne. Just as Night Music opened the world of Mozart to mystery readers, Nocturne brings the poetic panoramas of Chopin to those who love novels of obsession and romance.

My guest is Teresa Burrell, author of The Advocate. Teresa is an attorney in California with 12 years experience in domestic, criminal, and civil cases. Her work in juvenile court focused on representing abused minors and juvenile delinquents. She has received several awards and special recognition from the San Diego Volunteer Lawyer Program for her countless hours of pro bono work with children and their families. The Advocate is her debut novel.

Tonight Kim Kolton and I will be seeking justice for Joan Webster. The 24-year-old Harvard University student disappeared from Boston's Logan Airport on Saturday, November 28, 1981, after returning from a Thanksgiving visit to her parents in New Jersey. On April 18 1990, Joan's remains were found in Hamilton, Ma., 20 miles north of Boston. She was found under a pile of leaves and logs, just 150 feet from a spot psychics led police to in 1982. The skull was broken, indicating she was probably killed by a blow to the head with a blunt instrument. A time and place of death could not be determined. Joining us to discuss this disturbing case will be Joan's sister-in-law, Eve Carson.

My guest is Rick Banks, author of Friendly Divorce - The Definitive Guide to A Stress Free Divorce" Hailed as "The unofficial divorce playbook," in his book nationally recognized divorce attorney turned mediator, Rick D. Banks, reveals the secrets to an easy, painless, cost-effective way to divorce, that most divorce attorneys don't want their clients to know about.