Missing Model's Birthday Energizes Search
Wednesday, May 22, 2013 at 9:00 am
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. 
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Breakfast reading from the Voice Media Empire: Nichols vanished in October. Then, months later, her mom came forward to reveal she'd been involved in drugs and prostitution. Clues remain scarce, but her loved ones aren't giving up on finding her safe. Westword has the story.
Breakfast reading from the Voice Media Empire: The clerk was the only employee present when the man came in -- and he wasn't interested in buying any marital aids. The brutality of the crime quickly led to an increase in the award being offered. Westword has the story.
Police Lieutenant Accused of Targeting Blacks For Arrests: "Let's Make The Jail Cells More Colorful"
Breakfast reading from the Voice Media Empire: A police lieutenant in St. Louis, Missouri is accused of directing his officers to target black residents for arrests, even saying statements like, "Let's have a black day" and "Let's make the jail cells more colorful." Riverfront Times has the story. 
Breakfast reading from the Voice Media Empire: Police say that a teenage boy in St. Louis, Missouri really wanted a girl to go on a date with her and kept pursuing her. When she continued to decline, he pulled out a knife and cut her. Riverfront Times has the story. 
Breakfast reading from the Voice Media Empire: An Illinois woman sitting on her porch one morning was surprised to see cops swarm a man on her lawn and put him in handcuffs. She was even more surprised when she saw the Google Street View car drive by at the exact same time. Riverfront Times has the story. 
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Breakfast reading from the Voice Media Empire: Police were sent to Reathman's home because relatives feared the terminally ill man was ailing. Instead, they found his wife's body, and plenty more to arouse their suspicions. Westword has the story.
