WARNING:  EXPLICIT LANGUAGEIn 2001, Amanda Bossingham committed a federal crime by using someone else's social security number when taking out a $15,000.  After years of delays and appeals, she finally served her 14 month sentence beginning in Octobe

This is a remastered re-release of a bonus episode from October of 2018 entitled The Tale of the Castle Doctrine.  I was asked to take the episode down.  It was one that was suggested to me by a listener.  But someone closely related to the story took iss

The Kissel boys were born and raised in what we used to think of as the quintessential American family...like something you’d watch on some wholesome sitcom.  They were as competitive as they were ambitious and those qualities would take both brothers on

The Kissel boys were born and raised in what we used to think of as the quintessential American family...like something you’d watch on some wholesome sitcom.  They were as competitive as they were ambitious and those qualities would take both brothers on

The Kissel boys were born and raised in what we used to think of as the quintessential American family...like something you’d watch on some wholesome sitcom.  They were as competitive as they were ambitious and those qualities would take both brothers on

The Kissel boys were born and raised in what we used to think of as the quintessential American family...like something you’d watch on some wholesome sitcom.  They were as competitive as they were ambitious and those qualities would take both brothers on

The Kissel boys were born and raised in what we used to think of as the quintessential American family...like something you’d watch on some wholesome sitcom.  They were as competitive as they were ambitious and those qualities would take both brothers on

The Kissel boys were born and raised in what we used to think of as the quintessential American family...like something you’d watch on some wholesome sitcom.  They were as competitive as they were ambitious and those qualities would take both brothers on

Just a message from me and where we are headed...

All William Edward Hickman needed to pick up 12 year old Marion Parker early from Mount Vernon Junior High School one day in December of 1927 was a pleasant personality and a friendly smile. Hickman was not the girl’s father, he was not a relative, he was