Let’s Hear it for the GIRLS! Sheryl McCollum joins Guest Hosts, Kim Kolton and Delilah Jones

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The boys, Crime Wire Hosts Dennis Griffin and Peter Hyatt, have the night off so the show tonight will be filled with all things female!

Guest hosts, Kim Kolton, Crime Wire Research Director and Delilah Jones of ImaginePublicity welcome one special lady to the show, Sheryl McCollum, Director of the Cold Case Investigative Research Institute and seen regularly on Nancy Grace, she always has something interesting to say, in true Sheryl style!

Sheryl McCollum is well known for her expertise in teaching students cold case investigative procedures. Along with other experts in the field, they have worked on several high-profile cases including Chandra Levy, Tu Pac Shakur, Natalee Holloway, and Amber Hagerman. Currently they are looking into the 1981 unsolved murder of Effie Hall, a single mother and college student from Atlanta.

Do you think that women aren’t capable of doing bad things? Do you think women are inherently good and not evil? We will take a peek into the case of  attractive Jodi Arias, accused and on trial for the brutal murder of her boyfriend, Travis Alexander. We will touch on Casey Anthony, acquitted of killing her toddler, Caylee.  Does one have anything to do with the other? Dr. Scott Bonn has compared the two women on his blog, discussing the similarities in their sociopathic behaviors. Interesting read:  CLICK HERE

Many a true crime author has written about the evil things that women do. Diane Fanning‘s books about Betty Neumar, Black Widow, who” lost” 5 husbands and a son, to her latest, Sleep My Darlings about Julie Schenecker the Tampa mother who murdered her “mouthy” teenagers.  Caitlin Rother’s book about Kristin Rossum, Poisoned Love, describes her murder of her husband using fentynal. Kathryn Casey writes aboutCeleste Beard in She Wanted it All, a tale of greed, lust and hired killers.  And the list goes on!

Women know women, as seen by the short list of female authors and evil female subjects!

So…Let’s hear it for the girls!  Listen in LIVE, throw us some questions or suggestions in the interactive chat room, and let’s show the guys what we have to say!

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Crime Wire: Guest Host Peter Hyatt on the Case of Missing Hailey Dunn

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Statement analyst, Peter Hyatt, has followed the case of Hailey Dunn from the very beginning, honing in on statements made in interviews by the missing 13 year old’s mother and others.

Hailey Dunn went missing on December 27, 2010 while allegedly walking to a friend’s house in broad  daylight in Colorado City, Texas. She was reported missing by her mother, Billie Jean Dunn.

The case quickly turned bizarre with accusations of drugs, child porn, failed polygraphs and Hailey’s mother, Billie Jean Dunn, being named a person of interest in her daughter’s disappearance, along with her live-in boyfriend.

Peter Hyatt has painstakingly combed through interviews by several people connected to the case and has found deception in their words where truth should have prevailed.

In his latest post on the case, Hyatt contends that Billie Jean Dunn may have taken her “story” from a previous missing child case reported in TruTV’s Crime Library. The similarities between the cases of Carlie Bruscia and Hailey Dunn are worth looking into.

Where is Hailey Dunn? Was she abducted, was she sold to human traffickers, was she murdered and disposed of so well that after almost two years her remains have not been found?

Questions still go unanswered, especially the one to which everyone needs an answer, where is Hailey Dunn?

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Peter Hyatt works with law enforcement, private citizens, attorneys, and other organizations, particularly on missing persons cases.  Peter frequently works consulting with law enforcement throughout the country.

“Although Statement Analysis is of great value to an investigator, it is also a great tool for counselors, therapists, human resources, educators, and all those interested in truth.  Equally valuable for private life, the ability to discern truth from deception is something that can be learned, practiced, and excelled at.  In fact, everyone from junior high principals to parents need to learn to discern truth from fiction.” …..Peter Hyatt

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