Talk Radio 49

We kicked things off with "The Golden Ticket" Battle Royal which was won by Ray Ray of the Maniae. One has to wonder with the possibilty of capturing the tag belts. What Championsip Ray may have his sights set on!  Next the #1 seed in the Tag Team Championship tournament Garion and Gaston taking on Tyler Knight and Justin Venson.  When things were seemingly turning in Venson and Knight's corner Daniel Venson suddenly appeared in the entry way.Only to be quickly yanked back!  That wasn't the only bad thing that occured to Justin in this match as suddenly Tyler Knight walked away from a tag from Justin. And then brutally attacked him after thier match. Also the "Big Man" K. Toomer came out calling out Josh Cross. But the champ had a different opponent in mind for Toomer. And out came "The Pretty Boy" Matt Odam to face the "Big Man". Despite his best efforts in kicking out of Black Power Odam ulotimately fell victim to Section 8 and it appears NO ONE will escape section 8. Next up was Kristian Kross taking on Jake Black, Heinzman, and X-Kaliber. Black picked up the victory in this highly competitive encounter. But the main story here was the continued decent into madness by Heinzman or Giggles or whatever it or THAT is called. Also we seen the #2 seed in the tag team championship tournament Ray Ray and Asa Morta take on new comers Peyton Mcallister and Luke Justice. And the young guns did NOT disappoint giving the Maniae all they could handle. And almost took over that #2 seed from Asa and Ray but in the end they were able to regin victorious and continue their monumental roll. Next up we seen the ASWF Championship defended as Josh Cross was challenged by Cataclysm. The match was an excellent encounter and unfortunately Cataclysm won the contest, however it was by disqualification and Cross escaped with his title. Proving that these encounters are FAR from over!

On February 27, 1979, Albert Owens was murdered during a robbery at a 7-Eleven store in Whittier, California by Stanley “Tookie” Williams, a co-founder of the Crips street gang.  On March 11, 1979, at around 5:30 a.m. Robert Yang heard a loud bang, a woman’s scream and gunshots coming from the offices of his family’s motel on South Vermont Avenue in Los Angeles.  Robert’s parents, Yen-I Yang and Tsai-Shai Yang and sister, Ye-Chen Lin were shot during a robbery of the motel.  Prior to his arrest, Williams made inculpatory admissions to numerous friends.  In one particularly disturbing admission, Williams imitated the noises made by Albert Owens after being shot in the back, then laughed hysterically for several minutes.  After his arrest, Williams conspired with a jailhouse snitch to ultimately attempt escape during transport to court.  Williams’ plan included killing a witness against him, as well as the guards and other prisoners on the bus.  At his trial in 1981, testimony established that a shotgun shell found at the Brookhaven Motel scene had been matched to a shotgun purchased by Williams in 1974.  That evidence, along with Williams’ escape plans and admissions to friends resulted in his conviction.  Once Williams’ appeals were exhausted, his execution was set for December, 2005.  A host of celebrities and anti-death penalty advocates opposed his execution claiming that he had redeemed himself while in prison.  Join Lisa O’Brien and Michael Carnahan on Tuesday, December 3, 2019, at 8:00 p.m. Central for a discussion of the case against Stanley Williams, his trial, direct appeal and post-conviction claims, as well as the controversy surrounding his 2005 execution.  We’re a live show and calls are welcome.  Our phone number is (347) 989-1171.

"The Voice" Michael Carnahan did not wait for our last show to even get kick started fully before interrupting the welcoming committee. Carnahan interrupted the trio but this time did not address Joey Britt, instead he turned his anger on "Rockin" Rickey Rowland". Who looked as if he had heard enough of Carnahan's antics when he took pity on the announcer and allowed him to weasel his way out. Insane Shane succesfully defended the ASWF Evolution Championship after interferacnce from Steve-O. And that was not the only time these two would make their presence known at the same time! Also we continued to see the descent into madness of Heinzman as it appears "Giggles" whatever that is may be taking over! Speaking of taking over this shadowed figure who has been stalking Justin Venson and upped the stakes yet again. This time he abducted the brother of Justin, Daniel, who was standing at ringside supporting his brother! Also in a matchup of the top two seeds of the Tag Team Championship Tournament. We saw Asa Morta and Ray Ray gain a measure of momentum knocking off the former champs Gaston and Garion in their respective singles matches. Speaking of the Maniae Cataclysm took on the man he cost the ASWF Championship "The Big Man" K. Toomer. While both men appeared to have buried the hatchet they absolutely went to war and the match ended in a no contest. Next up we seen Josh Cross take on Steve-O in what was a singles match but turned into a tag team contest. After interference from BOTH Cataclysm AND Insane Shane! Joey Britt took control of the situation and made a Tag Team Match. And finally in the main event we concluded the opening round of the tournament. And X-Kaliber and Will Cage advanced with a win over X-Ray and Maverick and are looking to take the titles home! All this and more will be discussed this week on ASWF Aftermath on Talk Radio 49 and the ASWF Wrestling Facebook Page!

On April 23, 1996, Stacey Stites was raped and strangled, before her body was dumped on the side of a country road in Bastrop, Texas.  Police theorized that Ms. Stites was abducted between 3:00 and 3:30 a.m. while on her way to the H.E.B. store, where she worked an early morning shift in the produce department.  The truck she was driving was found abandoned at Bastrop High School, which was 35 miles from the apartment in Giddings that she shared with her future husband, Jimmy Fennell.  In March, 1997, DNA results from Ms. Stites’ body linked Rodney Reed to the murder.  In spite of his claims of a secret relationship with the victim, Reed was convicted and sentenced to death in May, 1998.  Reed’s direct appeal and numerous state and federal writs have been unsuccessful.  In Part 1 of State of Texas v. Rodney Reed, we talked about issues raised by Reed’s advocates on social media, in media articles and documentaries to support their claim that he is actually innocent of Ms. Stites’ murder and/or that there is reasonable doubt about his guilt.  Join Lisa O’Brien and Michael Carnahan on Wednesday, November 20, 2019, for Part 2, where we’ll discuss the claims raised by Reed in a tenth writ to the Texas courts and the claims that led to a stay of execution.  In our second hour, we’ll be joined by Robert Phillips, the attorney for Jimmy Fennell.  Mr. Phillips is a criminal defense attorney in Williamson County, Texas, with more than 25 years of experience.  He’s participated in over 200 jury trials and disposed of more than 3,000 felony and misdemeanor criminal cases at the state and federal level.   We’re a live show and calls are welcome.  Our phone number is (347) 989-1171.

On April 23, 1996, Stacey Stites was raped and strangled, before her body was dumped on the side of a country road in Bastrop, Texas.  Police theorized that Ms. Stites was abducted between 3:00 and 3:30 a.m. while on her way to the H.E.B. store, where she worked an early morning shift in the produce department.  The truck she was driving was found abandoned at Bastrop High School, which was 35 miles from the apartment in Giddings that she shared with her future husband, Jimmy Fennell.  In March, 1997, DNA results from Ms. Stites’ body linked Rodney Reed to the murder.  In spite of his claims of a secret relationship with the victim, Reed was convicted and sentenced to death in May, 1998.  Reed’s direct appeal and numerous state and federal writs have been unsuccessful.  Join Lisa O’Brien and Michael Carnahan on Tuesday, November 19, 2019, at 8:00 p.m. Central for Part 1 of State of Texas v. Rodney Reed.  We’ll talk about the issues raised by Reed’s advocates on social media, in media articles and documentaries to support their claim that he is actually innocent of Ms. Stites’ murder and/or that there is reasonable doubt about his guilt.  Join us on Wednesday, November 20, 2019, for Part 2, where we’ll discuss the claims raised by Reed in a tenth writ to the Texas courts and the claims that led to a stay of execution.  We’ll also be joined by Robert Phillips, the attorney for Jimmy Fennell in our second hour.  We’re a live show and calls are welcome.  Our phone number is (347) 989-1171.

Join the gang this week as they get review the last show, and get you ready for this Saturday Night in the Valiant Arena. We will talk about the major announcement that was made surrounding the ASWF Tag Team Championship and the tourney to crown new champs. Also we crowned a new #1 contender for the ASWF Evolution Championship at the last show and we have the info and break down how the new challenger stacks up against the champ. Speaking of the Evolution Champion he has not only the new challenger to worry about. But lately he has had to look over his shoulder for Steve-O! One has to wonder though, just how long Shane will be able to run from the challenger and his enemy. And it was a busy night for the new ASWF Champion Josh Cross but he was able to survive the night with his championship intact. We will discuss if Cross' tactics will propel him to new heights or if they could be his ultimate undoing. All this and more on a brand new ASWF Aftermath Live on Talk Radio 49 and the ASWF Wrestling Facebook Page.

Dr. Christopher Daniel Duntsch started his neurosurgery practice in Dallas, Texas in 2011 after completing a training program at the University of Tennessee in Memphis.  When he relocated to Dallas, Texas, his first job at the Minimally Invasive Spine Center ended when he left a patient unattended after surgery to jet off to Las Vegas.  He then moved to Baylor Plano Hospital, where his surgeries were plagued by bad outcomes.  After a brief suspension of his privileges, Duntsch was reinstated to perform “simple procedures.”  During one such procedure, Kellie Martin died when he severed an artery.  After Martin’s death, Duntsch resigned and Baylor Plano closed their investigation.  His next surgeries at Dallas Medical Center resulted in bad outcomes for multiple patients.  Floella Brown died when Duntsch blocked an artery, triggering a massive stroke.  Several patients were totally or partially paralyzed by severed nerves and misplaced hardware.  Drs. Randall Kirby and Robert Henderson lobbied the Texas Medical Board to revoke Duntsch’s license.  Fear that he would move to another state and harm more patients led them to lobby the Dallas County District Attorney’s office to take action.  Join Lisa O’Brien and Michael Carnahan on Tuesday, November 5, 2019, as we talk about the criminal case against Duntsch, his trial, conviction, sentence and direct appeal. We’re a live show and calls are always welcome at (347) 989-1171.

In memory of Glorious Alliance (04/06/1992 - 11/01/2019):

Every horse goes on.  We become part of the spiritual army that fights for good on earth and in the universe.  And we fight because of the love our humans have for us in this life and the next.

From:  Bedtime Stories From The Pasture: A Thoroughbred horse's magical musings about life, love, and spirituality

Join us this week LIVE on facebook and Talk Radio 49 as we wrap up what was a MONUMENTAL Halloween Ressurretion. The night started out with the Golden Ticket Battle Royal and while many were favored to win the breifcase. "The Original Misfit" Josh Cross was the one who was able to win the battle royal and therefore become "Mr. Golden Ticket." Also we were witness to the unthinkable as Fred "Blackout" James captured the ASWF Tag Team Championships with an assist from Will Cage. Then things got a little creepy as after defeating X Kaliber in a tables match a masked man came out and viciously assaulted Justin Venson. And in the rematch 15 years in the making Ray Ray defeated The Enforcer in a death match that did not fail to deliver! Next it was "The Main Event" Curtis Dawn seeking to become the longest reigning champion of the modern era. Putting his title on the line against "The Big Man" K Toomer who was seeking to become the quickest to capture the ASWF title. But neither man was able to acccomplish their goal as "The Original Misfit" Josh Cross cashed in the golden ticket. And in a absolute SHOCKER became the ASWF Champion defeating Curtis Dawn in the contest and ending his reign.  And in what has been described as the most violent and bloody Penitentiary of Pain ever. Insane Shane captured the ASWF Evolution Championship dethroning DeMike who held the title since Anniversary XX. But the celebration was short lived as Steve-O made his return and chased Insane Shane out of the arena! We will be discussing all this and getting you ready for this Saturday night on this episode of ASWF Aftermath only on Facebook Live and Talk Radio 49!

Join Lisa O’Brien and Michael Carnahan on Tuesday, October 29, 2019, at 8:00 p.m. Central for Episode 36 of Clear & Convincing for our Breeder’s Cup Championship Special.  We’ll talk about the 151st Belmont Stakes, the 1-1/2 mile “test of champions,” which will be run on Saturday, June 8, 2019.   We’ll be joined by special guest, Joe Nevills, the Bloodstock editor at the Paulick Report, North America’s leading independent Thoroughbred racing website.  Joe has been writing about horses and horse racing since 2007 and has had articles published in some of the most prestigious industry magazines, including Bloodhorse, Daily Racing Form,Thoroughbred Times and Paulick Report.  We’ll talk about the history of the Breeder’s Cup, the Grade I races, the horses, trainers and jockeys and Joe will give us some handicapping advice and insight into the contenders and their sires and dams. We’re a live show and questions are welcome.  Our phone number is (347) 989-1171.    

For more about Joe, visit http://www.joenevills.com/ and https://www.paulickreport.com/.

On September 25, 2014, Beverly Carter, a Little Rock real estate agent, went to a bank foreclosure property in Scott, Arkansas to show the house to a couple who had contacted her about online.  Beverly was lured to the property by Aaron Lewis and his wife, Crystal Lowery, who targeted her because they perceived her to be “a rich broker.”  Lewis tazed Beverly, bound her with duct tape and put her in the trunk of his car.  The poorly executed kidnapping plot soon unraveled.  Beverly and Carl Carter, her husband, didn’t have ready cash to meet a ransom demand and Lewis had left Beverly’s purse locked in her car at the Scott property.  Beverly was murdered when Lewis and Lowery realized that Beverly could have gotten Lowery’s name from prescription bottles in the bathroom where they’d held her.  Lewis and Lowery then buried Beverly’s body in a shallow grave at a concrete plant in Cabot, Arkansas.  Join Lisa O’Brien and Michael Carnahan on Tuesday, October 22, 2019, at 8:00 p.m. Central for State of Arkansas v. Aaron Lewis and Crystal Lowery.  We’ll talk about the evidence against the defendants, Lowery’s guilty plea in 2015, Lewis’ efforts to exclude evidence and testimony from his trial, his every-changing stories about the crime and the status of his capital murder and kidnapping case.  We’re a live show and calls are always welcome at (347) 989-1171.

In 2017, Carl Carter, Jr., started a non-profit organization to improve safety in the real estate industry.  The Beverly Carter Foundation offers educational resources, safety training and seminars, technology support and victim advocacy and support services nationwide.  Their mission is to ensure that every real estate agent goes home safely at the end of the day.  For more information, visit https://beverlycarterfoundation.org.