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Tuning in to Solve Crime! CrimePAY$

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Tuning in to Solve Crime: CrimePAY$ Radio! “Rewards are proven to be a great motivator in solving crime.”  Upcoming Show, Sunday, May 8, 8pm ET Susan Murphy Milano Host!  Total Rewards  $200,000  Case 1 – $25,000 WANTED FUGITIVE REWARD – RANDY “MAD DOG” YAGER To neighbors in Gary, Ind., Randy Mark Yager was a nice guy, always eager to lend a helping hand. But to the Outlaw Motorcycle Club, “Mad” was a vicious leader who was feared by his enemies and allies alike. And to the U.S. Marshalls office, he is one of America’s 15 most wanted fugitives. Yager, 48, is wanted on charges of murder, arson, possession and use of explosives, possession and trafficking in counterfeit U.S. currency, robbery, burglary, trafficking in stolen motor vehicles, and narcotics violations. Case 2 – $75,000 MISSING PERSON REWARD – LISA STEBIC Lisa Stebic, a mother of two children who enjoyed her job at an elementary school in Plainfield, Ill., disappeared on April 30, 2007. According to her husband, Lisa left their home around 6 p.m. while he was …

CrimePAY$ Radio! This Week Total Rewards $270,000

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Upcoming Show, Sunday, April 24, 8pm ET Susan Murphy Milano Hosts!  Total Rewards $270,000 Case 1 WANTED FUGITIVE – $250,000 DANIEL SAN DIEGO A $250,000 FBI reward is being offered for Daniel Andreas San Diego, an animal rights extremist wanted for two bombings in 2003. Case 2 MISSING PERSON – $10,000 LEANNA “BEANER” WARNER 5 year old Leanna ‘Beaner’ Warner was last seen Saturday, June 14, 2003 around 5:00 pm in Chisholm, MN and was wearing a dark blue sleeveless denim dress and was barefoot. She is 3 feet tall and has brown eyes and shoulder-length brown hair. She left her home, 19 S.W. Second St. in Chisholm, about 4:30 p.m. Saturday. Case 3 UNSOLVED CRIME – $10,000 MURDER OF CHYNNA & BLAKE DICKUS It was July 24th, 2006, in the middle of the day, when someone killed Blake and Chynna in the Franklin, IN home Chynna shared with Sean, Blake’s father. Sean Dickus arrived at his Franklin home from work to find his wife and son brutally murdered. The couple had just returned from a …

Tuning in to Solve Crime: CrimePAY$ Radio Launches

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“Rewards are proven to be a great motivator in solving crime.” CrimePAY$ creator, Max Cannon, is reaching out to another media outlet to publicize rewards offered for solving crime.  CrimePAY$ Radio will launch Sunday evening, April 17 at 8pm ET on the popular online radio platform, BlogTalk Radio (http://www.blogtalkradio.com/crimepays). Hosting the show created by Cannon and produced by Jackie Romano, is Susan Murphy Milano, violence expert, author and justice seeker. Susan Murphy Milano (www.susanmurphymilano.com) is a national radio host on the Zeus Radio Network, as well as co-host on Crime Wire and The Roth Show each week. The new show will revolve around the rewards of cases which Cannon has featured in several other of his media outlets, the print publication, Local MugSHOTS, blog, RewardsTV and video platform, CrimePAY$.  Cannon is constantly searching for alternative means for getting information to the public in hopes of aiding in the resolution of cases of unsolved murder, sexual predators, missing persons and wanted fugitives. Each show will revolve around cases chosen from Cannon’s files of information about crimes …

NEW Media for Solving Crimes: CrimePAY$ Radio Launches April 17

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  Print, Video, Blogs and now Radio! April 17, 2011 is the launch date for another media form which assists in solving crimes across the nation. CrimePAY$ Radio will take to the airwaves on April 17 at 8pm ET on the popular internet radio platform, BlogTalk Radio (http://www.blogtalkradio.com/crimepays). Each week, Max Cannon, along with co-host, nationally known justice seeker, Susan Murphy Milano, also known as “The Jane Wayne of Justice,” will be presenting information on cases of unsolved murder, missing persons, fugitives, drug dealers and sex offenders in an effort to bring the public’s attention to, not only the crime, but the rewards. Money is proven to be the greatest motivator to collect important information, catch the criminals, and solve crimes. Since 2001 Max Cannon realized that crime pays!  Rewards, that is!  His first foray into publicizing rewards was a tabloid type paper sold in convenience stores across the country by distributors signed up to dispense the papers within their local territory.   With the popularity of the internet, Max Cannon took his vision a …