On The Record with The MadDog, The Pitbull & The Rowdy Reverend discussing the days most controversial subjects and with a non biased No filter approach to Old School Free Speech ... Like it USED to be.

The Fab Lads as a concept goes back nearly a decade as members of the Lonesome Hearts band discussed the idea of forming a Beatles Tribute band.  Plans began to firm up in 2021 and finally came together in 2022 as they played their initial shows. Through each of the member’s musical abilities The Fab Lads are able to take you on a Magical Musical Tour of the various eras of the Beatles; from the Cool Cavern Club Days to the Hot Nights in Hamburg; from the Screaming Concert Era to the Psychedelic Experimentalism Sgt. Pepper; from the Colorful Fun of Yellow Submarine to the Gritty Realism of the Rooftop Concert. Through the use of period appropriate costumes, vintage instruments and amplifiers, as well as multiple multi-media presentations, the Fab Lads bring the bygone days of the Beatles to life for your enjoyment.

Actor

Ronnie Marmo was born in Brooklyn, New York City, New York.

Marmo has starred in more than 60 feature films and television shows, recently guest starring in Criminal Minds and Lethal Weapon. He also starred in “Ammore E Malavita (Love and Bullets)” an Italian film which was nominated for and won the David di Donatello Award for best picture. (The Italian equivalent to an Academy Awards).

STAGE PLAYS INCLUDE:

Last Days of Judas Iscariot.

REVIEW:

"Ronnie Marmo perfectly encapsulates the spirit and legacy of Lenny Bruce, carefully avoiding the trappings of crude impersonation and delivering a performance that is heartfelt, raw, funny, and deeply sad. I imagine there are innumerable performers who could do a lame Lenny Bruce impression, but Ronnie gets inside the skin of the man and makes us deeply empathize with Lenny (in addition to making us laugh many, many times)."

FILM & TV WORK:

The Deuces

Misty Gillis has been a traditional genealogist for over 20 years focusing on US , Canadian and UK genealogy.

She is currently employed as the Senior Forensic Genealogist & Cold Case Liaision at Identifinders International, LLC

She has helped solve more than 100 cases and currently works with Law Enforcement exclusively on criminal cold case files as well as works professionally on adoption and misattributed paternity searches.

Special thanks go out to the Philadelphia Police Dept Special Victims Unit Leuitenent Douglas

And also the hard working men and women of the Philadelphia Cold  Case File Squad for their help and cooperation in this program.

Despite the publicity and sporadic interest throughout the years, the boy's identity remained unknown for over half a century. On November 30, 2022, the Philadelphia Police Department announced that detectives had determined the boy's identity using DNA and genealogical databases. On December 8, 2022, more than 65 years after his body was found, the boy was publicly identified as Joseph Augustus Zarelli during a press conference held by Philadelphia Police Department. Though the boy was identified, the exact circumstances leading to his death are uncertain and the case is still considered an open homicide investigation.

Joseph Augustus Zarelli (January 13, 1953[5] – February 1957), previously known as the "Boy in the Box", "Boy in a Box", or "America's Unknown Child", was a 4-year-old boy whose nude, extensively beaten dead body was found on the side of Susquehanna Road, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on February 25, 1957. Joseph appeared to have been cleaned and freshly groomed, with a recent haircut and trimmed fingernails, although he had suffered extensive physical abuse prior to his death, with multiple bruises on his body. Joseph was also severely malnourished. The body was covered with scars, some of which were surgical (most notably on his ankle, groin, and chin). Authorities believe that the cause of death was homicide by blunt force trauma.