Listeners, I checked the audio on all the platforms I could think of. So... I think everything is ok now.  Sorry about that.  (I guess I'll have to dock my pay:)) Thanks for your patience.  - 9:15 pm, November 15, 2013. Valley Center, Kansas. -

9:15 pm, November 15, 2013. Valley Center, Kansas. - A 911 call comes into Sedgewick County Emergency Communications from the quiet Wichita, Kansas, suburb of Valley Center. The caller is the 16-year-old son of Melissa and Roger Bluml.

Around Midnight, Saturday, June 29th, 1974. Rural Gray County, Western, Kansas. - Gray County Sheriff Marvin Kramer, nicknamed “Squirt,” is out on patrol when he hears a call for the Ensign, Kansas, volunteer fire department to respond to a fire at th...

8:45 am, June 22nd, 1900. Merchant Street, El Dorado, Kansas. - Report from the Butler County Democrat newspaper: - Mrs. Emma Spangler and Mrs. Betty Mobberly … hear screams from the home of Olin and Clara Castle.

9:30 am, Saturday, September 20st, 1980. Olathe, Kansas. - A huge blast at 901 Van Mar Drive tears through the home of Robert Post, 51, and his wife Norma Jean Post, 47. A neighbor runs outside to find a body blown into his back yard and body parts li...

DATELINE: Monday, September 30th, 1929. Kansas City Star, Kansas City, Missouri. - Police statement of Mrs. Mayme Hofman: - Before I knew what was happening I heard the shot … and I jumped out the door and ran upstairs.

DATELINE: Monday, September 30th, 1929. Kansas City Star, Kansas City, Missouri. - Police statement of Mrs. Mayme Hofman: - Before I knew what was happening I heard the shot … and I jumped out the door and ran upstairs.

Tuesday morning, July 20th, 1909.  The Quarters of Capt Charles Murphy, Grant Avenue, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. - Mrs. Murphy recounts the fateful events of that morning: “Minnie and I were standing just inside the door. Lieut.

About 2 o’clock in the morning, Thursday, July 8, 1965. Kansas City, Missouri. - Dorothy Reynolds, who manages the Great Plains Motor Hotel off US Highway 71 near the airport in Kansas City, Missouri, responds to the night buzzer in the lobby.

April 20th, 2004. Jackson County Courthouse, Kansas City, Missouri. - Lorenzo J. Gilyard, Jr., is charged with 12 counts of first-degree murder in the strangling deaths of 12 Kansas City women. The dates of the killings range from 1977 through 1993.