WCCO continues to look back on our 100 years on the air. In 2005, a Mound, MN man heard a news story about a murder that took place and decided to call the WCCO Newsroom where Bruce Hagevik was working. The man committed the murder, and confessed live on WCCO in one of the most memorable, and chilling, moments ever heard on the station.  (Image: The workstation Bruce Hagevik occupied in the WCCO Newsroom, where he recorded the fateful call in 2005.)

WCCO continues to look back on our 100 years on the air. In 2005, a Mound, MN man heard a news story about a murder that took place and decided to call the WCCO Newsroom where Bruce Hagevik was working. The man committed the murder, and confessed live on WCCO in one of the most memorable, and chilling, moments ever heard on the station. (Image: The workstation Bruce Hagevik occupied in the WCCO Newsroom, where he recorded the fateful call in 2005.)

WCCO continues to look back on our 100 years on the air. In 2005, a Mound, MN man heard a news story about a murder that took place and decided to call the WCCO Newsroom where Bruce Hagevik was working. The man committed the murder, and confessed live on WCCO in one of the most memorable, and chilling, moments ever heard on the station.&nbsp; (Image: The workstation Bruce Hagevik occupied in the WCCO Newsroom, where he recorded the fateful call in 2005.)

WCCO 100 Days - A murder confession on the air

In 2024, WCCO Radio is celebrating 100 years on the air. We'll look back on some of the most important and entertaining moments from the last century as you heard right here on 830 WCCO Radio!

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WCCO 100 Days - A murder confession on the air

WCCO 100 Days - A murder confession on the air