It's A Crime With Margaret Mclean

Ron Chepesiuk relays the story of America's biggest drug kingpin who jumped bail with 15 million and has never been seen since. Ron Chepesiuk will be joining us to relay one of the greatest crime mysteries of our time. Ron will tell us about the history of the heroin trade in the late 1960s and early seventies, and how Frank Matthews rose to the top to become a legend. Matthews ran a heroin distribution network that dealt with the French Connection and operated in 21 states. And then...he disappeared without a trace. Is Frank Matthews alive today?

Paul LaRosa, award winning journalist and television producer, will discuss his memoir, Leaving Story Avenue: My Journey From the Projects to the Front Page. Kirby Dick will talk about "The Invisible War," which exposes serial rape in the military.

Special investigator Anthony Amore will discuss famous cases of stolen masterpiece paintings and other works of art. Is it a lucrative business? How is art theft investigated? Amore and Tom Mashberg co-authored, Stealing Rembrandts: The Untold Stories of Notorious Art Heists. Amore is also investigating the theft of 13 works of art stolen from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum on March 18, 1990, which has been estimated to be worth as much as $500 million. Two thieves, disguised as Boston police officers, entered the museum and stated that they were responding to an emergency call. They asked the guard to come around from behind his desk, claiming there was a warrant out for his arrest. The guard left the desk and walked away from the only alarm button. The thieves told the guard to summon the other guard on duty to the security desk. The guards were then bound with duct tape and taken to the basement where they were tied to pipes. The thieves stole three works by Rembrandt including The Storm on the

From June of 1962-1964, a man who came to be known as the Boston Strangler terrorized the city of Boston.

Behind the scenes with counterintelligence and counterespionage expert Sylvia Longmire. The cartels have grown more powerful and will do whatever it takes to move drugs, high-powered assault weapons, and cash into the United States by digging tunnels and using submarines. They not only operate along the southwest border, but deep within our country. What are we doing to fight this sophisticated war on drugs? Can we stop them?

Domestic spying and drone aircraft with Jay Stanley, the John Edwards verdict and mistrial, DOMA (the Defense Of Marriage Act) struck down by the Massachusetts Federal Appeals Court, and the missing persons cases of college students Michaela "Mickey"

The treason case against Pakistani doctor Shakil Afridi who helped the U.S. Navy Seals find Osama bin Laden, a John Edwards update, and human trafficking.

Closing arguments in the John Edwards case. Interview with John Leake, author of Cold A Long Time: An Alpine Mystery about investigating and solving the 22 year old disappearance of Canadian pro hockey player, Duncan MacPherson. Also on the show, international sex trafficking and the disappearance of Jessie Foster in Las Vegas.

On this weeks show John Edwards and the sex tape will be discussed. John Clemens and perjury will be discussed. Max Cannon will be on to talk about unsolved murders and reward $$$$. Also terrorists and tribunals will be discussed.

The National Defense Authorization Act and Its latest counter-terrorism amendment: Does it really legalize the indefinite detention of American citizens without due process? Tune in and learn all about the federal lawsuit against President Barack Obama and Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta over the unconstitutionality of this law.

Featuring special guests best-selling crime/mystery writer Kate Flora and Master K-9 Handler and Trainer, Deputy Sherriff Roger J. Guay

With former veteran shot-caller, Johnny Chheng. Johnny was heavily involved in a high-level gang, rose to the position of shot-caller (leader), and ran the gang for nearly eleven years both on the streets and from prison. Tune-in to learn more about Johnny's story and: *recruitment--how the gangs are now using social media *the role of the shot-keeper *the street code of justice and how it's changed *how to get out of the gang once you're in *what Johnny is doing now as a street worker for UTEC

The incident has created a national uproar. George Zimmerman of Florida killed Trayvon Martin, a 17 year old black boy, claiming self defense. The incident has caused a national uproar. Read more about the case from my blog.