The Susan Murphy Milano Show- Live Thursday 2-4 PM Eastern Time

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Thursdays from 2pm to 4pm Eastern

2pm-3pm:

VICTOR RIVERS

As a veteran ACTOR, Victor has starred in numerous films and has created a host of memorable roles on stage and television. Currently, he can be seen as Jack Reese on NBC’S acclaimed series, LIFE. He is best known for such film classics as BLOOD IN/BLOOD OUT (as Magic Mike),THE MASK OF ZORRO, and as Eddie Murphy’s sidekick in THE DISTINGUISHED GENTLEMAN. Most recently, he starred in THE LOST CITYand THE AIR I BREATHE. On TV, he has guest-starred on countless shows including NUMBERS, CSI MIAMI, 24, STAR TREK, JAG, and MIAMI VICE.

In 1999, Victor Rivers became a leading ACTIVIST in the cause of preventing violence against women and children. As the national spokesperson for the National Network to End Domestic Violence, he uses his own harrowing story of surviving a home where abuse took place on the level of torture to raise awareness about what he considers our greatest yet most curable social disease. Victor Rivas Rivers has now become an AUTHOR, with the publication of his memoir, A PRIVATE FAMILY MATTER (Atria Books, a division of Simon & Schuster).

3pm-4pm:

The Angel Downs Murder Case

Angel Downs was found in her driveway with a gunshot to her head. Speeding away from the residence, witnessed by neighbors, was Mobile County Commissioner, Stephen Nodine. Nodine was charged with her murder and in December 2010 his case was declared a mistrial. Just a few days before Christmas, the jury was hung.

Guests:

Cherry Simpson, contributor to the blog “Time’s Up!” wrote about the case from the point of view of a citizen of Mobile, AL as well as the mother of a victim of intimate partner violence and sexual assault.

Kevin Lee is a correspondent for a local Mobile, AL publication, Lagniappe, and has extensively covered the Angel Downs case.

Each week join Susan, her guests and families impacted by crime of a missing person or loved one's case unsolved.

Time's Up profile's real-life unsolved and missing person’s cases featuring family

members of unsolved crimes, missing persons and partner intimate homicides.

If you would like to be considered as a guest on a future show, email us

at timesupforjustice@gmail.com

Known as the “Jane Wayne of Justice,” Susan Murphy Milano always stands up as a voice for those who are silenced in a world of intimidation and violence within their homes and in courtrooms across the country.

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Lacey Gaines: Fighting Beyond the Grave For Justice

Lacey Gaines was barely 20 years of age when her body was discovered on the kitchen floor of her apartment. The year before she gave birth to a healthy baby boy.

Chances are Lacey left the baby with a relative that day because she felt something in her "gut" was wrong. At 7 p.m. the evening of December 7, 2009 Lacey was pronounced dead at a local hospital.

In early 2009, she sought direction and support from various family members because she was a victim of domestic violence. Like many women, Lacey worked two jobs to support she and her child. She was an excellent mother.

On March 18, 2009, in a Cook County, Illinois court, a petition to establish parentage was filed by the baby's father, SANCHEZ REGELIO [Sanchez has used several alias in the past and I am not sure what legal name he is currently using]. The case link is HERE.  Everyone called him "Daniel" including Lacey. Sanchez took the paternity test and was proven to be the baby's father sometime in May of 2009.

Briefly in 2009, I spoke with Lacey on the phone and she was terrified of Daniel, the child's father. At that time, Lacey indicated she needed more time to think about the best plan of action for her safety, which is very common for any woman being abused, and I did not hear back from her.

A huge red flag, at least in my opinion, is the fact that Sanchez allowed the paternity case to go off the court call on September 25, 2009. Indicating to me that he was up to no good.

Lacey had begun a new life for herself by moving to a new residence and beginning a relationship with a man who did not abuse her. He was good for she and her son. Lacey hoped one day in the near future, after the couple married, he could adopt the child as his own.


Sanchez, according to sources, grew increasingly violent over the new relationship, abused Lacey each time he saw her or picked up the child during visitation, fitting the profile of "if I can't have her no one can." Remember Lacey ended the relationship and Sanchez was enraged over her decision to go on with her life minus this coward. Most abuser's cannot handle rejection, this includes Sanchez.

Now, a month after Lacey Gaines murder, police in the town of Justice, Illinois still do no have a person in custody. Why does it take so long for justice in cases of intimate family homicide?

Lacey Gaines did not deserve to die. In my opinion she stood up to the abuser and for that her life was taken away. Her son will never know the courage and warmth of this amazing woman.


I am asking that you take a moment to sign a petition for Justice for Lacey [pictured on there left] at:
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/laceygainesmurder

Police are asking for the public's assistance. All tips are anonymous.

Please, if you have information about this murder please call: 

Justice Police Department
Website: http://villageofjustice.org
Thomas C Bockmann, Deputy Chief of Police
7800 S Archer Rd, Justice, IL 60458
Ph: 708 458-2191

Dana Pretzer and Justice Interrupted

Tuesday November 18, 2008

8:00 PM Central Standard Time / 9:00 PM Eastern Standard Time

Join Dana Pretzer host of Scaredmonkeysradio.com with his special guests when he takes his listeners right from the reported crime to the punishment and beyond.

Joining Dana will be a Victim of horrific domestic violence , the Victims Mother, a Police Officer (Stacy Dittrich), a DA (Robin Sax), and a Victims Advocate and violence expert (Susan Murphy Milano) http://www.justiceinterrupted.blogspot.com/

We will take the listener from the moment the crime occurred, to the investigation, to the court and just how the system is working or failing.