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  What happens in the aftermath of violent crime, meth lab discovery, or moving out a hoarder? All of these incidents require specialized cleanup of bio-hazard material, airborne pathogens, or pest infestation, something not often thought about as we read stories in the headlines.  How do these messes get cleaned up and who does it? Crime Wire welcomes Trauma Technicians and Marco Micola’s work in compassionately serving families who are not equipped to deal with any further trauma surrounding the death of a loved one, infectious disease, or one who is victim to hoarding or drugs. The public often doesn’t think about the gruesome task of cleanup after a crime, but Trauma Technicians are bound to carry out their duties with the well-being of the client in mind. Website: Trauma Technicians

True Colors is a non-profit organization that works with other social service agencies, schools, organizations, and within communities to ensure that the needs of sexual and gender minority youth are both recognized and competently met. The organization trains more than 2400 people annually, organizes the largest LGBT youth conference in the country with more than 2000 attendees and manages the state’s only LGBT mentoring program. True Colors has been spotlighted by both national and local media for their expertise in LGBTI youth issues, including most recently CNN. Robin McHaelen began organizing the first “Children From the Shadows” (CFS) conference – Children From the Shadows: Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Youth At Risk. The University of Connecticut, School of Social Work approved the idea of creating a conference about LGBT youth and the risks associated with sexual minority status.

  Double Unsolved Homicide of Kenneth Kanehl and Pamela Barnes Seven years after the 2005 murders of Kenneth Kanehl and Pamela Barnes, there have been no arrests or charges, and although much speculation and suspicion, naming of the main suspects will be a shock. The pattern of conduct of persons close to the deceased has raised many questions by the families and those left behind in this awful tragedy.  Why have investigators let this slide?

  RealWiseguys Radio on March 21   RealWiseguys Radio is pleased to announce that author and publisher Anthony Curtis will be our guest for the full hour on the March 21 show. Mr. Curtis owns the Las Vegas-based publishing company Huntington Press and the Las Vegas Advisor. His monthly Las Vegas Advisor newsletter is jam-packed with Sin City information and is considered a must-read for thousands of Vegas residents and visitors. Join co-hosts Andrew DiDonato and Denny Griffin and guest Anthony Curtis as they discuss all things Las Vegas.  

  Allison Jackson Foy went missing from Wilmington, NC June 30, 2006 and her remains were recovered in April of 2008, along with another set of remains belonging to Angela Nobles Rothen, who went missing a year after Allison. This begins the long road towards justice for Allison, seeking answers, and bringing the perpetrator(s) to an arrest.

  Michale Callahan’s true story is about his fight to search for the truth, no matter where it may lead, to search for the real killers and help free the two innocent men he learned were railroaded into prison. As the story unfolds it becomes his and every citizen’s worst nightmare when any crime is deemed “too politically sensitive “instead of justice for the victims. Callahan’s fight continued with his personal battle against a corrupt and powerful state that was more interested in covering up the scandal and silencing its employees than seeking justice. His battle led to the United States Supreme Court, where he continues to fight for his and every American’s First Amendment protection, the freedom of speech. For more information, to buy the book, and most recent updates, refer to Michale Callahan’s website: Too Politically Sensitive

The Crime Wire Team, Denny Griffin, retired investigator and author, Susan Murphy-Milano, violence expert and author, Vito Colucci Jr., private investigator and author, and Thomas Shamshak, private investigator and CWIB Bureau Chief, invite you to join them each week as they discuss unsolved homicide, suspicious death and missing person cases. They, along with Crime Wire Consultants Peter Hyatt, Donna Pendergast, Anne Bremner, Gene Cervantes, Patricia Caristo, Sheryl McCollum and Monica Caison, shine the light on cases in which justice has been delayed or denied.

Co-hosts Andrew DiDonato and Denny Griffin will spend the hour with Bill Cutolo, Jr., former Colombo crime family associate and the son of murdered Colombo underboss William "Wild Bill" Cutolo.

The Crime Wire Team, Denny Griffin, retired investigator and author, Susan Murphy-Milano, violence expert and author, Vito Colucci Jr., private investigator and author, and Thomas Shamshak, private investigator and CWIB Bureau Chief, invite you to join them each week as they discuss unsolved homicide, suspicious death and missing person cases. They, along with Crime Wire Consultants Peter Hyatt, Donna Pendergast, Anne Bremner, Gene Cervantes, Patricia Caristo, Sheryl McCollum and Monica Caison, shine the light on cases in which justice has been delayed or denied.

The Crime Wire Team, Denny Griffin, retired investigator and author, Susan Murphy-Milano, violence expert and author, Vito Colucci Jr., private investigator and author, and Thomas Shamshak, private investigator and CWIB Bureau Chief, invite you to join them each week as they discuss unsolved homicide, suspicious death and missing person cases. They, along with Crime Wire Consultants Peter Hyatt, Donna Pendergast, Anne Bremner, Gene Cervantes, Patricia Caristo, Sheryl McCollum and Monica Caison, shine the light on cases in which justice has been delayed or denied.

The Crime Wire Team, Denny Griffin, retired investigator and author, Susan Murphy-Milano, violence expert and author, Vito Colucci Jr., private investigator and author, and Thomas Shamshak, private investigator and CWIB Bureau Chief, invite you to join them each week as they discuss unsolved homicide, suspicious death and missing person cases. They, along with Crime Wire Consultants Peter Hyatt, Donna Pendergast, Anne Bremner, Gene Cervantes, Patricia Caristo, Sheryl McCollum and Monica Caison, shine the light on cases in which justice has been delayed or denied.

The Crime Wire Team, Denny Griffin, retired investigator and author, Susan Murphy-Milano, violence expert and author, Vito Colucci Jr., private investigator and author, and Thomas Shamshak, private investigator and CWIB Bureau Chief, invite you to join them each week as they discuss unsolved homicide, suspicious death and missing person cases. They, along with Crime Wire Consultants Peter Hyatt, Donna Pendergast, Anne Bremner, Gene Cervantes, Patricia Caristo, Sheryl McCollum and Monica Caison, shine the light on cases in which justice has been delayed or denied.

Co-hosts Andrew DiDonato and Denny Griffin will speak with retired FBI agent Lynn Ferrin. Lynn was the FBI's Las Vegas case agent for the casino skimming investigations, known as the Strawman investigations, during the era dramatized in the hit 1995 movie Casino. If you're an organized crime or a Vegas buff, or Casino fan, you won't want to miss this episode.  

The Crime Wire Team, Denny Griffin, retired investigator and author, Susan Murphy-Milano, violence expert and author, Vito Colucci Jr., private investigator and author, and Thomas Shamshak, private investigator and CWIB Bureau Chief, invite you to join them each week as they discuss unsolved homicide, suspicious death and missing person cases. They, along with Crime Wire Consultants Peter Hyatt, Donna Pendergast, Anne Bremner, Gene Cervantes, Patricia Caristo, Sheryl McCollum and Monica Caison, shine the light on cases in which justice has been delayed or denied.

The Crime Wire Team, Denny Griffin, retired investigator and author, Susan Murphy-Milano, violence expert and author, Vito Colucci Jr., private investigator and author, and Thomas Shamshak, private investigator and CWIB Bureau Chief will cover the missing person case of Gabe Caporino, a General foods executive who vanished on Nov. 7, 1974. We will be joined by his widow Grace Caporino and Andy Thibault Investigator and Author.  The team and show consultants shine the light on cases in which justice has been delayed or denied.

The Christopher Rudow case and the Heather Broadus case. The Crime Wire Team, Denny Griffin, retired investigator and author, Susan Murphy-Milano, violence expert and author, Vito Colucci Jr., private investigator and author, and Thomas Shamshak, private investigator and CWIB Bureau Chief, invite you to join them each week as they discuss unsolved homicide, suspicious death and missing person cases. They, along with Crime Wire Consultants Peter Hyatt, Donna Pendergast, Anne Bremner, Gene Cervantes, Patricia Caristo, Sheryl McCollum and Monica Caison, shine the light on cases in which justice has been delayed or denied.

The Crime Wire Team, Denny Griffin, retired investigator and author, Susan Murphy-Milano, violence expert and author, Vito Colucci Jr., private investigator and author, and Thomas Shamshak, private investigator and CWIB Bureau Chief, invite you to join them each week as they discuss unsolved homicide, suspicious death and missing person cases. They, along with Crime Wire Consultants Peter Hyatt, Donna Pendergast, Anne Bremner, Gene Cervantes, Patricia Caristo, Sheryl McCollum and Monica Caison, shine the light on cases in which justice has been delayed or denied.

  Susan Murphy Milano welcomes two well known authors Tricia McNight author of "My Justice" and Lynn C. Tolson Beyond The Tears: A True Survivors Story who have published their stories of survival.   Join us if you are or know someone who is a victim of intimate partner violence and stalking.

Join co- hosts Denny Griffin and Andrew DiDonato as they and their guests take listeners beyond the newspaper headlines and into the real world of organized crime. Tonight's guest is former Chicago and Las Vegas mobster Frank Cullotta.   Frank Cullotta was born in Chicago, where he began his decades-long criminal career. As a teenager, he met another young tough on the streets: Tony Spilotro. The two boys became friends and criminal allies.   As they grew older Frank preferred to operate independent of the Mob. But Tony went on to become a made man and feared enforcer of the Chicago Outfit. And in 1971 the Outfit bosses sent him to Las Vegas to keep an eye on their casino interests.   In 1974 Frank was invited to join Tony in Sin City. He eventually joined Tony in Vegas. His role was to watch Tony’s back and apply muscle as necessary. He formed a crew of burglars, robbers, and killers that became known as the Hole in the Wall Gang.     However, Frank and Tony had a falling out in 1982; and at Tony’s re

The Crime Wire Team, Denny Griffin, retired investigator and author, Susan Murphy-Milano, violence expert and author, Vito Colucci Jr., private investigator and author, and Thomas Shamshak, private investigator and CWIB Bureau Chief, invite you to join them each week as they discuss unsolved homicide, suspicious death and missing person cases. They, along with Crime Wire Consultants Peter Hyatt, Donna Pendergast, Anne Bremner, Gene Cervantes, Patricia Caristo, Sheryl McCollum and Monica Caison, shine the light on cases in which justice has been delayed or denied.