History of Rape at Air Force Academy
Friday, May 24, 2013 at 9:00 am
Breakfast reading from the Voice Media Empire: A midnight jogger in St. Louis, Missouri stopped when a group of teens asked him for directions. At the same time, police say, more youth appeared behind him -- and began attacking. Riverfront Times has the story. 
Breakfast reading from the Voice Media Empire: When police arrived at the door of Missouri resident Andrew Bush -- who had allegedly just stolen a car -- he had something to show them: his assault rifle. When he pointed it in their direction, the officers fired back. It got ugly quickly. Riverfront Times has the story. 
Breakfast reading from the Voice Media Empire: Lieutenant Colonel Krusinski's role was to prevent sex assault, not commit it. But as an Air Force Academy grad, he came from an institution with an ugly history of not taking rape seriously. Here are the roots of a scandal. Westword has the story.
Breakfast reading from the Voice Media Empire: The Governor didn't downplay the heinous nature of the crime -- and he admitted that family members of victims were disappointed in his decision. So why did he decide the quadruple murderer shouldn't get the needle? Westword has the story.
Breakfast reading from the Voice Media Empire: Why is Phineas the Dog on death row in Salem, Missouri? The city says it's because he's vicious and dangerous, but the family says the three-year-old labrador retriever would never harm a fly. Thousands of supporters agree. Riverfront Times has the story. 
Breakfast reading from the Voice Media Empire: A woman riding the train in Illinois was not pleased when a man snatched her iPhone. In fact, she chased after him and pulled his hair to stop him. Riverfront Times has the story. 
Breakfast reading from the Voice Media Empire: We told you last week about the clemency bid for quadruple murderer Nathan Dunlap. Now come the arguments on the other side, from the mom of a teen he assassinated and a co-worker who escaped death by sheer luck. Westword has the story.
Breakfast reading from the Voice Media Empire: Media gadfly Vanderboegh loves to provoke -- like when he encouraged people to throw rocks at the office windows of Congress members. How's he planning to fight new state gun-control laws? Westword has the story.
Breakfast reading from the Voice Media Empire: On the second to last day of the Missouri legislative session, lawmakers and reporters alike were surprised to see the outline of a body appear on the glass ceiling of the Missouri House of Representatives building. But was it real? Riverfront Times has the story. 
Breakfast reading from the Voice Media Empire: A Missouri assistant high school coach is accused of sexual abusing a teenage student. What's worse, police say, is that the teacher is HIV positive -- and may have given the young boy the disease. Riverfront Times has the story. 
