Terminally Ill, Alleged Wife Killer
Breakfast reading from the Voice Media Empire: The pair were coming from a graduation party when Lewis got into a confrontation with a guy whose head repeatedly found a wall shortly thereafter. Are the college-football careers of the two ballers in jeopardy? Westword has the story.
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Breakfast reading from the Voice Media Empire: After a random teenager beat an elderly immigrant man to death in broad daylight -- as part of some sort of twisted "knockout game" -- the surviving widow, also injured, says her life was destroyed. The suspect is now headed to jail after a guilty verdict years later. Riverfront Times has the story. ![]()
Breakfast reading from the Voice Media Empire: Police say that a sixteen-year-old teenager took his friend's gun...and accidentally shot himself in the leg. The shooting, officials say, may have been part of a larger shootout. Riverfront Times has the story. ![]()
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Breakfast reading from the Voice Media Empire: The cavalcade of errors pile up no matter the manner of execution. In an execution, the man's head catches on fire. In a lethal injection, the IV comes unhooked and sprays deadly chemicals around the room. And that's not all. Westword has the story.
Breakfast reading from the Voice Media Empire: The sex abuse of one St. Louis priest was so traumatic that the parents of the victim say their child eventually killed himself. And a new lawsuit alleges the priest is directly responsible for their boy's death. Riverfront Times has the story. ![]()
Breakfast reading from the Voice Media Empire: Two thieves in St. Louis, Missouri allegedly had a lucrative scheme to steal taxpayer dollars -- involving the resale of stolen dumpster hooks. The plan didn't last long. Riverfront Times has the story. ![]()
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Breakfast reading from the Voice Media Empire: Cops Facebooked and Tweeted a video of Silva-Acosta, and within hours, he'd not only been accused by multiple tipsters, but they even tracked him down. And he's not the only case of social-media crime solving. Westword has the story.



