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EPIC MYSTERIES & SWAMP PEOPLE: MATHEW WATTS LIVE SAT 2PM PT

 

You've seen EPIC MYSTERIES on I.D. including an adaptation of my book with Frank C. Girardot, Jr., A TASTE FOR MURDER, Anthony Flacco's CHECKLIST FOR MURDER, Steve Jackson's SMOOTH TALKER, and several more.  The man behind all these true crime productions is Matthew Watts! He joins us live Saturday 2pm PT/5pm ET on True Crime Uncensored on Outlaw Radio! 

  Since 2007, Matthew has written and produced over 70 hours of reality/documentary television, including Executive Producing and Directing the 2014 feature documentary, “Footsteps in the Snow,” for LMN, about the oldest cold case in American history to be brought to justice. Specializing in crafting stories on gritty, hard-hitting shows, he has honed his skills on programs such as “The First 48” on A&E, “Swamp People” on History and the Spike TV’s scripted/reality series “Urban Tarzan”.

Matthew’s narrative feature film directorial debut, Mutual Friends, was released by FilmBuff in July 2014 after Premiering at the Seattle International Film Festival.

Matthew received his MFA in Film Directing from Columbia University’s Graduate Film School where his thesis film, Christopher Dispossessed, played at over two dozen festivals. While at Columbia, Matthew was awarded two teaching fellowships and was selected as one of three Graduate Preceptors, helming a directing lab for film undergraduates. He is the co-founder of Firebrand Films.

 

 

Joel Blaeser -- From Peace Loving Hippie to Maximum Security Prisoner!

 

 

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Joel Blaeser is the author of the non-fiction autobiographical drama "Letters from Marion", from Big House Publishing Inc (2015).

Joel isn't running 3 international corporations, doesn't speak five languages, and the only board meetings he attends are on waves. He enjoys sobriety and helping others achieve the same. Joel works as a regular volunteer at the LOS ANGELES MISSION, sharing knowledge and serving others, Joel also consults private clients about the finer points of real estate development and old building restoration. Since getting released from prison, Joel has owned, restored, and sold thirty-eight pieces of property - making and losing millions, and eventually going bankrupt in 2009. He draws upon his broad range of experiences when teaching new clients sophisticated real estate money making strategies, or how to stay sober no matter what.

Having just finished his first book, Joel is getting ready for a nationwide tour about the War on Drugs. Joel has been, and is a speaker to students of law (starting in 1999), criminal studies, business classes, Africology studies, criminology, middle schools and high schools.

 

Sounds as if Joel and Daniel Genis could swap some cool stories!

 

 

"SMOOTH TALKER" STEVE JACKSON IS BACK WITH A GRIPPING "MUST READ!" SAT 2pm PT

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One morning in July 1974, Anita Andrews, the owner and bartender at Fagiani's Cocktail Lounge in Napa, California was found dead in her bar-raped, beaten, and stabbed to death in a bloody frenzy. She'd last been seen alive the night before talking to a drifter who sat at the end of the bar, playing cards and flirting with her. But the stranger, along with Anita's Cadillac, had disappeared. Unable to locate a suspect, police investigators sadly watched the case grow cold over the years. Meanwhile a month after Anita's murder, young Michele Wallace, was driving down a road in the mountains near Crested Butte, Colorado, when she gave two stranded motorists, Chuck Matthews and a man named Roy, a ride. Dropping Matthews off at a bar in Gunnison, she agreed to take "Roy" to his truck. She was never seen alive again, nor could a massive search of the mountains locate her remains. The trail leading to her killer also ran into deadends. Fourteen years later, Charlotte Sauerwin, engaged to be married, met a smooth-talking man at a Laundromat in Livingston Parish, Louisiana. The next evening, her body was found in the woods; she'd been raped, tortured, and her throat slashed. The police suspected her fiance, Vince LeJeune, though he proclaimed his innocence to anyone who would listen. Meanwhile, the man from the Laundromat couldn't be located. The three murders would remain unsolved, eating at the hearts, minds and lives of the women's families, friends and communities. Then in the early 1990s, a rookie Gunnison County sheriff's investigator named Kathy Young began looking into the Wallace case and identified a suspect named Roy Melanson, a serial rapist from Texas. SMOOTH TALKER is the story of Melanson, his depredations, and the intrepid police work that went into bringing him to justice. I originally wrote about the Michele Wallace case in 2002 as part of my book NO STONE UNTURNED: The True Story of the World's Premier Forensic Investigators. The book detailed the history and best cases of NecroSearch International, a renowned group of scientists and law enforcement investigators who pool their knowledge and experience to locate the clandestine graves and remains of murder victims. Their first real success was locating the remains of Michele Wallace in 1994. However, at the time the book came out, no one knew about the true extent of Roy Melanson's horrific rampage or the connection between the Wallace case and the murders of Andrews and Sauerwin. It's all pieced together in SMOOTH TALKER: Trail of Death, in which the readers get two fascinating cold case murder investigations in a story filled with brutality, grief, forensic science at its finest, and exemplary police work.

Best-selling and award-winning author and journalist Steve Jackson has written nine non-fiction books in true crime, history and biography genres; he has also written a dozen crime fiction thrillers for the "Butch Karp Series" in collaboration with former New York assistant district attorney Robert K. Tanenbaum.

In August 2014, he and a partner, Michael Cordova, launched a publishing company, WildBluePress.com, which as of Spring 2015 has a half-dozen best-selling and award-winning authors publishing true crime and crime fiction books. The company is rapidly expanding both the number of authors and number of titles, and will be moving into other genres in the Summer 2015.

In April 2014, WildBlue Press released an updated version of Jackson's true crime classic NO STONE UNTURNED for the first time in eBook and audiobook. His first book for WildBlue Press was the bestselling BOGEYMAN, which was published in August 2014.

His first non-fiction book, MONSTER, a true crime, was published in October 1998 and within two weeks became a NYTimes bestseller. In 2003, his World War II dramatic narrative, LUCKY LADY, received The Colorado Book Award, best biography/history, from the Colorado Center for the Book; Lucky Lady was also the runner-up that year for the Admiral Samuel Morrison Naval History Award.

In June 2013, Jackson joined forensic investigative team NecroSearch International, the group featured in NO STONE UNTURNED, searching for the remains of the Grand Duke Mikhail Romanov in Perm, Russia as part of his research for an upcoming dramatic history FINDING ANASTASIA. He and the team will return to Russia to continue the search in June 2015.

Born in Bethesda Naval Hospital in 1955, Jackson grew up in Hawaii and Colorado. He graduated in 1979 from Colorado State University with a BA in Journalism. A newspaper journalist for 25 years, he worked in locales as varied as Montana, Hawaii, Guam, Micronesia, Indonesia, Indiana, Washington D.C., Florida, Oregon and Colorado. During his career with newspapers, he received numerous national and regional awards for feature writing and investigative reporting.

He lives and works in the mountains of Colorado. Outside of writing, his interests include backpacking, fly fishing, skiing, guitar, reading, softball, music, wine, beer and spending time with his family and friends.

 

Dr Bill Kimberlin -- He's the guy who waves goodbye when you go to Hell

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What do Dr. Bill Kimberlin and Lee Goldberg have in common?  

Hint: it is not their educational achievements .

 Dr. William “Bill” Kimberlin is a professor of psychology who  also holds a master's degree in counseling, as well as two Bachelor of Science degrees in criminal justice and sociology. If you are on death row for multiple murders and child rape, his is the last face you see forever. Bill  is the guy who waves goodbye to you when you go to Hell.

Lee doesn't hold a criminal justice degree, but who needs one to clean up the mean streets of our corrupt and criminal planet with nothing more than a font in 12 pt type?

THIS is what they have in Common:  BOOK TITLES. Yes they both have books entitled  

WATCH ME DIE  -- the one we want you to get right now is Dr. Kimberlins' 

Watch Me Die is a firsthand account of Ohio's death row and the state’s execution process unlike any other. Dr. Kimberlin, a trained clinical psychologist and professor of psychology, goes beyond the prison walls and into the world of death row inmates. No bars, no shackles, and no chains. Kimberlin spends time one-on-one with some of Ohio's worst killers to learn about their life on death ow. Then he watches them die."   Well, everyone needs a hobby 

This book promises to take you into the depths of death row and into the minds of killers like no one else has ever been able to do before.