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On January 6, 1997, Barry Van Treese traveled from his home in Lawton, Oklahoma to the Best Budget Inn in Oklahoma City.  His plan was to pay his employees, pick-up receipts from the hotel, travel to Tulsa and do the same and then return to the Oklahoma City property to inspect it and deal with the manager of that property, Richard Glossip.  Glossip had been managing the hotel in Oklahoma City for between eight and nine months and, in the last six months of 1996, Mr. Van Treese and his wife calculated that about $6,000 in receipts was not turned over by Glossip.  The condition of the property was also deplorable, with only about 24 of the 54 rooms habitable.  Glossip was also permitting unregistered guests to occupy rooms, including his brother Bobby, a drug dealer.   In the early morning of January 7, 1997, after Van Treese returned from Tulsa, Glossip sent 19-year old Justin Sneed to murder Van Treese, promising him between $7,000.00 and $10,000.00.  After the murder, Glossip instructed Sneed to move Van Treese’s vehicle, also telling Sneed to get an envelope with cash from beneath the front seat.  When Sneed returned with the money, Glossip took it and split it between them.  Over the next 17 hours, Glossip told conflicting stories to hotel employees and police investigating Van Treese’s disappearance.  Join Lisa O’Brien and Michael Carnahan on Tuesday, October 15, 2019, at 8:30 p.m. Central for Part 1 of State of Oklahoma v. Richard Glossip.  We’ll talk about Glossip’s post-conviction claims, the outcome of state and federal court review, his execution dates, stays of execution and the status of executions in Oklahoma.  We’re a live show and calls are always welcome at (347) 989-1171.

On January 6, 1997, Barry Van Treese traveled from his home in Lawton, Oklahoma to the Best Budget Inn in Oklahoma City.  His plan was to pay his employees, pick-up receipts from the hotel, travel to Tulsa and do the same and then return to the Oklahoma City property to inspect it and deal with the manager of that property, Richard Glossip.  Glossip had been managing the hotel in Oklahoma City for between eight and nine months and, in the last six months of 1996, Mr. Van Treese and his wife calculated that about $6,000 in receipts was not turned over by Glossip.  The condition of the property was also deplorable, with only about 24 of the 54 rooms habitable.  Glossip was also permitting unregistered guests to occupy rooms, including his brother Bobby, a drug dealer.   In the early morning of January 7, 1997, after Van Treese returned from Tulsa, Glossip sent 19-year old Justin Sneed to murder Van Treese, promising him between $7,000.00 and $10,000.00.  After the murder, Glossip instructed Sneed to move Van Treese’s vehicle, also telling Sneed to get an envelope with cash from beneath the front seat.  When Sneed returned with the money, Glossip took it and split it between them.  Over the next 17 hours, Glossip told conflicting stories to hotel employees and police investigating Van Treese’s disappearance.  Join Lisa O’Brien and Michael Carnahan on Wednesday, October 2, 2019, at 8:00 p.m. Central for Part 1 of State of Oklahoma v. Richard Glossip.  We’ll talk about the evidence implicating Glossip in the murder-for-hire of Barry Van Treese, his first trial and conviction, reversal on direct appeal by the Oklahoma appellate court and his second trial, direct appeal and state and federal post-conviction claims.  We’re a live show and calls are always welcome at (347) 989-1171.

The month of October has arrived and of course as with every year things are getting a little creepier for the stars of the ASWF. At the last show we seen The Valiant Family once again lay waste to the Dirty Little Gang in what appears to be the final time. Also we seen the return of the Enforcer to the ASWF as he was victorious in vanquishing his foe in a very brutal encounter. And speaking of brutal we seen "The Sucide King" Ray Ray delve deeper and deeper into this dark hole of psychosis. As he physically and brutally assaulted Tyler Knight during their encounter with a kendo stick while Knight was hanging. Also we seen "The Storybook Prince" Gaston come out and take on "The Finely Gifted Athlete" Will Cage. Who showed an ample amount of respect for Fred James following his defeat by James just a couple weeks before. Join us as we discuss all this and more on ASWF Aftermath LIVE on Facebook and Talk Radio 49

At 6:15 a.m. on November 13, 2012, Cari Lea Farver attended a conference call related to a project with her employer.  When her new boyfriend, Dave Kroupa, left for work, Cari was working on her computer.  Cari never made it to work that morning and didn’t call in, which was out of character.  Later that morning, Dave got a text suggesting that the couple move in together.  When he declined, he received angry texts ending their brief relationship.  From that point forward, the only communication from Cari came in the form of text messages.  No one saw Cari or heard her voice after November 13, 2012.  Shanna Golyar, a former girlfriend of Dave, soon began receiving threatening and harassing texts and social media messages from “Cari.”  When her home and vehicle were vandalized, “Cari” took responsibility shortly afterwards.  In August, 2013, Golyar’s house was burned, with “Cari” admitting to setting the house on fire.   In 2014, the ruse fell apart when Golyar tried to shift blame for the years of stalking and harassment to Amy Flora, the mother of Dave’s children.  In 2016, the digital trail left by Golyar in a bizarre attempt to win Dave back ended with her arrest and prosecution for murder and arson.  Join Lisa O’Brien and Michael Carnahan on Wednesday, October 2, 2019, at 8:00 p.m. Central as we talk about the case against Shanna Elizabeth Golyar and the trial gamble that backfired, resulting in her conviction for the first degree murder of Cari Lea Farver and second degree arson.  We’re a live show and calls are always welcome at (347) 989-1171.

On April 4, 1991, sisters Julie and Robin Kerry and their cousin, Thomas Cummins, traveled to the Chain of Rocks Bridge, an abandoned bridge that once took travelers across the Mississippi River between Missouri and Illinois.  The sisters wanted their cousin, who was visiting with his family from Maryland, to see a poem they had spray painted on the bridge deck.  While on the bridge, the trio encountered Marlin Gray, Reginald Clemons, Antonio Richardson and Daniel Winfrey.  After chatting briefly, the Kerry sisters and Thomas continued toward the Illinois side of the bridge as Gray and his cohorts headed back to Missouri.  Clemons suggested robbing the three and Gray responded with “Yeah, I feel like hurting somebody.”  The quartet turned around and, upon encountering Julie, Robin and Thomas returning to the Missouri side set their plan in motion.  Gray, Clemons and Richardson raped Julie and Robin.  The girls and Thomas were then taken below the bridge deck to a platform under the roadway via a manhole, where Richardson pushed them 50-70 feet down to the water.  Given the choice between jumping, being pushed, or shot, Thomas jumped into the river.  He survived and several hours later contacted police.  Join Lisa O’Brien and Michael Carnahan on Tuesday, September 24, 2019, at 8:00 p.m. as we talk about the case against Gray, Clemons, Richardson and Winfrey and the dramatic developments in Clemons the ended with DNA evidence corroborating the state’s case and Clemons’ guilty plea in 2017.  We’re a live show and calls are always welcome at (347) 989-1171.

Join us this week as we get you ready for a special   FRIDAY edition of ASWF Wrestling. The last show began with Rickey Rowland updating everyone on Jimmy Valiant. And that brought out the DLG and the Lethal Legion. And we can now confirm it will be a HUGE 8 man tag tomorrow night! In the opening contest we seen another Josh Cross open challenge! This time answered by Troy Twain and the young man didn’t disappoint! As he was able to hold his own picking up the countout victory. Also we began qualifications for the Penitentiary of Pain. The first fatal 4 way qualifier for this match for the Evolution Championship. Was the always dangerous Insane Shane after Suicide provided the distraction. Also we seen FGA call out the current champions Gaston and Garion, but only “The Story book prince” was in attendance on this night. FGA has a solution picking Fred out of the audience to team with Gaston. But their plan backfired as Fred pulled out the victory pinning Will Cage! Of course the celebration was short lived as after the match Gaston Blasted James in the back! In our next contest after looking DOMINANT for a majority of the match the lights went out. And Cataclysm once again lost his focus and the match. As DeMike is now qualified for the matchup at Halloween Resurrection. And the final spot was taken in the Main Event as Josh Cross is now qualified and heading to Halloween Resurrection. But if course thanks to the Suicide King coming out and blasting Suicide. This thing gets more and more violent as these two come in contact with each other.  And we now know that at Halloween Resurrection it will be a death match! As “The Suicide King” puts his crown on the line against Otis Crowley. Who will be the Kig following Resurrection

On August 5, 1981, Lt. Ronald Dean Oliver was shot and killed after an armed robbery at a Wendy’s restaurant in Memphis, Tennessee.  Lt. Oliver and Patrolman Aubrey Stoddard tried to apprehend the robbery suspect, Philip Ray Workman, he fought them.  During the struggle, Workman shot Officer Stoddard in the arm and Lt. Oliver in the chest.  Officer Stoddard recovered and Lt. Oliver died at the hospital.  Workman fled and an hour later was apprehended with the assistance of a Memphis Police K-9.  Workman admitted that he was high on cocaine and pills at the time of the robbery and claimed his weapon accidentally discharged after he was hit in the head by officers.  At trial, Workman admitted to firing his weapon while it was aimed at officers.  He was convicted in 1982 and sentenced to death.  During post-conviction litigation, Workman and his advocates claimed that a “key witness” lied at the trial and that Lt. Oliver’s death was the result of “friendly fire,” initially from Officer Stoddard, Officer Steven Parker or an unidentified Memphis Police officer at the scene.  They further claimed that the alleged false testimony and “scientific evidence” exonerated Workman of felony murder, entitling him to a new trial, or commutation of his death sentence.  After several unsuccessful collateral attacks on the verdict and sentence, Workman was executed on May 9, 2007 by the State of Tennessee.  We’ll talk about the evidence against Workman, his direct appeal and post-conviction claims and the controversy that arose after Dr. O.C. Smith, the Shelby County Medical Examiner, was charged with staging an attack on himself in 2002.  We’re a live show and calls are always welcome at (347) 989-1171.

On the morning of September 11, 2001, 19 men hijacked four commercial planes as part of a coordinated attack on the United States.  Two of those planes were flown into the North and South Towers of the World Trade Center in New York City.  The third plane struck the U.S. Pentagon in Arlington, Virginia.  The fourth plane failed to reach its intended target and was crashed by the hijackers in a field outside Shanksville, Pennsylvania.  

Louisiana natives Lt. Michael Scott Lamana (USN), Petty Officer Second Class Kevin Wayne Yokum (USN) and Lt. Col. (Ret.) Robert Joseph Hymel (USAF) died in the attack on the Pentagon.  Louis Calvin Williams, III and Elizabeth Ann “Betty” Farmer were killed in the attack on the World Trade Center.  

Arkansas natives Sara Low, a flight attendant on Flight 11, and Malissa White were killed in the World Trade Center attack and Operations Specialist Second Class Nehamon Lyons (USN), IV died at the Pentagon.

Join Lisa O'Brien and Michael Carnahan tonight at 8:00 p.m. Central as they talk about Tonight, the attacks, the aftermath and those responsible..  Khalid Shaikh Mohammed was the architect of the plan to use planes as weapon against the United States.  He oversaw operations and training of pilots and hijackers chosen personally by Osama bin Laden.  Zaccarias Mossaoui was intended to pilot a fifth hijacked plane into the White House.  His behavior and statements, as well as his inquiries regarding converting GPS units for aeronautical operation raised suspicions at his flight school, which led to his arrest on immigration violations in August, 2001 and Al Hamza Ahmad Suliman al Bahlul, Osama bin Laden’s personal assistant and al Qaeda’s propaganda minister.  Bahlul took loyalty oaths from Mohammad Atta and Ziad al Jarrah and produced their “martyr’s wills,” a propaganda tool.

The "Suicide King" may very well have more on his hands then what he anticipated when he went after Otis Crowley. As during his matchup against Maxx Stone we seen for the very first time succesful mindgames played with Ray. While Crowley was not in the building Saturday night he certainly made his presence felt wreaking havoc with the lights. And causing "The Suicide King" to snap and cost him the match just as it looked like he was going to put Stone away. Speaking of Maniae members who have completely went off their rockers we seen "The Psychotic Savior" in action not once but twice. As he lost contests to both "Insane" Shane and the "Limitbreaker" Demike. And the final member of the Maniae Asa Morta dropped her bout against "The Everyday Challenger" Troy Twain. One has to wonder if the Maniae have finally gone too far over the edge and it is costing them matches. And speaking of the aformentioned ASWF Evolution Champion DeMike we seen the man who stole his championship. "The Original Misfit" Josh Cross issue yet another open challenge and again "The Limitbreaker" tried to answer. But this time under a disquise as "Smoke" a jamaican pro wrestler who just wanted an opportunity. However, Cross quickly seen right through this and told him yet again the challenge was open to ANYONE but him. And yet again Demike had another opponent lined up and ready to go against the "Original Misfit. Josh Cross. This time Justin Venson stepped up and had a surprise for the fans with his brother Daniel joining him at ringside. In what was an epic back and forth encounter we seen Cross again take the low road and get himself counted out. Finally we seen the "Big Man" K. Toomer take on Gaston but quickly the contest fell apart and the "Big Man" wouldnt have it. Eventually defeating both men in a handicapped matchup of epic porportions