Podcast appearances and mentions of sheree paolello

As summer drew to a close in September of 1966 in Cincinnati, Ohio, something terrible was happening at 3381 Greenway Avenue amid another killer's reign of terror attacking women. The Bricca family, Jerry, Linda, and their little girl, Debbie, were brutally murdered in their own home as their neighbors gathered in their homes, settling in to watch TV on that rainy evening. Decades later, the mystery of who committed this heinous crime and who was responsible remains unsolved. Today, I am joined by Brian Santana as my cohost as we sit down with the one man who has spent his life investigating this crime. J.T. Townsend walks us through the crime that has had a hold of him since childhood, so much so that he compiled his research into a comprehensive look at the case in his book Summer's Almost Gone. J.T. takes us through it all, from the timeline, the possible motives, and the person who he believes got away with murderJ. T. Townsend is a freelance writer, armchair detective, and lifelong resident of Cincinnati. He is the author of the 2009 regional best-seller Queen City Gothic, and 2014's Queen City Notorious, and his work has appeared in the Cincinnati Enquirer, Cincinnati Magazine, Word Magazine, Crime Traveler, and Clews. He has presented over 300 programs in the Cincinnati area as part of his True Crime Lecture Series, including Jack the Ripper, Lizzie Borden, and the Lindbergh Kidnapping. He teaches his Cincinnati True Crime Detective class for the University of Cincinnati Communiversity division.In 2018, he was featured on WCPO News, 700WLW Radio, and the Cincinnati Enquirer while promoting his new book Summer's Almost Gone, a regional bestseller! In 2020, he appeared on WLWT News with Sheree Paolello.Visit his website and get a copy of Summer's Almost Gone at www.jttownsend.comVisit his Facebook Page at JT Townsend, True Crime DetectiveCheck out the interview I did with Brian and Cameron Santana on the murder of Virginia Olson hereGet Murder on Campus: The Professor, The Cop, and North Carolina's Most Notorious Cold Case HereConnect with us on Social Media!You can find us at:Instagram: @bookofthedeadpodX: @bkofthedeadpodFacebook: The Book of the Dead PodcastTikTok: BookofthedeadpodOr visit our website at www.botdpod.com

Willie talks with Sheree Paolello about the South American gang that burglarized Joe Burrow and others finally being caught, and what comes next. Senator Bernie Moreno explains the reforms coming to immigration. Finally Leland Vittert answers the question of, did DEI play a part in Wednesday's crash at Reagan INternational Airport?

Willie talks with Sheree Paolello about the South American gang that burglarized Joe Burrow and others finally being caught, and what comes next. Senator Bernie Moreno explains the reforms coming to immigration. Finally Leland Vittert answers the question of, did DEI play a part in Wednesday's crash at Reagan INternational Airport?

Willie talks with Sheree Paolello about the South American gang that burglarized Joe Burrow and others finally being caught, and what comes next. Senator Bernie Moreno explains the reforms coming to immigration. Finally Leland Vittert answers the question of, did DEI play a part in Wednesday's crash at Reagan INternational Airport?

Willie discusses the unsung heroes of a recent shooting with WLWT's Sheree Paolello. Also Curtis Hauck breaks down the political climate in America. and Leland Vittert describes what the Presidential race looks like now that Kamala Harris is the candidate for Democrats.

Willie discusses the unsung heroes of a recent shooting with WLWT's Sheree Paolello. Also Curtis Hauck breaks down the political climate in America. and Leland Vittert describes what the Presidential race looks like now that Kamala Harris is the candidate for Democrats.

Willie discusses the unsung heroes of a recent shooting with WLWT's Sheree Paolello. Also Curtis Hauck breaks down the political climate in America. and Leland Vittert describes what the Presidential race looks like now that Kamala Harris is the candidate for Democrats.

Scott is joined by WLWT's Sheree Paolello to preview this weekend's Flying Pig Marathon.

Sloan previews this weekend's Flying Pig Marathon with WLWT's Sheree Paolello, discusses the difference between a normal brain and one with Alzheimer's with Dr. Madhav Thambisetty, finally Mike Battaglia gets you ready for the Kentucky Derby.

Sloan previews this weekend's Flying Pig Marathon with WLWT's Sheree Paolello, discusses the difference between a normal brain and one with Alzheimer's with Dr. Madhav Thambisetty, finally Mike Battaglia gets you ready for the Kentucky Derby.

Scott is joined by WLWT's Sheree Paolello to preview this weekend's Flying Pig Marathon.

Willie discusses the violence at UC with WLWT's Sheree Paolello. Also Leland Vittert joins Willie to discuss an Op-Ed by and NPR editor discussing how NPR has become too liberal. Finally Willie breaks down the President Trump trial set to being Monday for the Stormy Daniels hush money.

Willie is joined by WLWT's Sheree Paolello to discuss the violence around the University of Cincinnati, and why no one from the administration has come forward to discuss solutions to make UC students safer.

Willie is joined by WLWT's Sheree Paolello to discuss the violence around the University of Cincinnati, and why no one from the administration has come forward to discuss solutions to make UC students safer.

Willie discusses the violence at UC with WLWT's Sheree Paolello. Also Leland Vittert joins Willie to discuss an Op-Ed by and NPR editor discussing how NPR has become too liberal. Finally Willie breaks down the President Trump trial set to being Monday for the Stormy Daniels hush money.

Willie is joined by WLWT's Sheree Paolello to discuss the violence around the University of Cincinnati, and why no one from the administration has come forward to discuss solutions to make UC students safer.

Willie discusses the violence at UC with WLWT's Sheree Paolello. Also Leland Vittert joins Willie to discuss an Op-Ed by and NPR editor discussing how NPR has become too liberal. Finally Willie breaks down the President Trump trial set to being Monday for the Stormy Daniels hush money.

Willie discusses Monday's eclipse with Dean Regas, breaks down the possibility of child trafficking in Cincinnati with Channel 5's Sheree Paolello, and Willie hears from the American people.

Is there human trafficking going on in Cincinnati. Worse yet, does it involve children? Willie brings on Sheree Paolello from WLWT Channel 5 to discuss if this atrocity is occurring in the Tri-State.

Willie discusses Monday's eclipse with Dean Regas, breaks down the possibility of child trafficking in Cincinnati with Channel 5's Sheree Paolello, and Willie hears from the American people.

Is there human trafficking going on in Cincinnati. Worse yet, does it involve children? Willie brings on Sheree Paolello from WLWT Channel 5 to discuss if this atrocity is occurring in the Tri-State.

Willie discusses Monday's eclipse with Dean Regas, breaks down the possibility of child trafficking in Cincinnati with Channel 5's Sheree Paolello, and Willie hears from the American people.

Is there human trafficking going on in Cincinnati. Worse yet, does it involve children? Willie brings on Sheree Paolello from WLWT Channel 5 to discuss if this atrocity is occurring in the Tri-State.

Willie discusses Monday's eclipse with Dean Regas, breaks down the possibility of child trafficking in Cincinnati with Channel 5's Sheree Paolello, and Willie hears from the American people.

Is there human trafficking going on in Cincinnati. Worse yet, does it involve children? Willie brings on Sheree Paolello from WLWT Channel 5 to discuss if this atrocity is occurring in the Tri-State.

Willie talks with WLWT's Sheree Paolello about the efforts to keep a convicted murderer behind bars. Also the day of the arraignment of former President Donald Trump has arrived. Willie tells you what to expect.

Willie talks with WLWT's Sheree Paolello about the efforts to keep a convicted murderer behind bars. Also the day of the arraignment of former President Donald Trump has arrived. Willie tells you what to expect.

We have the privilege of talking with Emmy award-winning reporter Sheree Paolleo about her 25+ year career in journalism. Her story about perseverance and no-nonsense advice about the hard work and practice it took to rise to the top of her profession are invaluable.

When Sheree Paolello signed a contract to be a reporter at WLWT-TV News 5 she saw Cincinnati as a stepping stone to a bigger market like Chicago or New York. But that contract became two contracts. Then an offer to anchor came along. So she stayed. This month marks her 20th anniversary at WLWT. Paolello told The Enquirer's "That's So Cincinnati" podcast there's no other place she'd rather report the news. Paolello grew up in St. Leon, in Dearborn County. She graduated from Northern Kentucky University and went on to be a crime reporter in South Bend, Indiana, Dayton and Charlotte before coming to Cincinnati. A mother of three, Paolello found the love of her life, Mike Dardis, in the anchor chair right next to where she sits. They celebrated their third wedding anniversary a few weeks ago. Looking back, Paolello said the big stories that resonate with viewers are, of course, the stories she remembers too. She reported live from Fountain Square in 2018 when a gunman killed three and wounded two others in the lobby of Fifth Third's headquarters.  She covered the 2006 saga of Marcus Fiesel, a 3-year-old child who was falsely reported missing, but whose foster parents killed him. Paolello knows her job can look glamorous, but the truth, she says, is that it usually isn't. "When you're a young reporter," Paolello said, "I don't think you realize the gravity of the job. ... And then you meet people on the worst day of their life. And what I always say to rookie reporters and to journalism school interns, I'll say to them, 'The day you lose your compassion is the day you need to get out of this business because it a day story for us is most of the time a life-changing moment for other people." To deal with the toughest stories she relied on Dardis' strength as her partner and the advice a priest gave her many years ago. He told her to be compassionate and do her job the best she can, in the most compassionate way possible. Then Dardis suggested that every night, on the way home, Paolello say a prayer for the people she's reported on. "And that is kind of how I've gotten through it," Paolello said. "I have been doing this job for over 25 years, 20 here in Cincinnati. And that's what I do. I say a prayer for the parents whose kids were killed in a car crash or the father who lost their wife to cold blood or whatever it is. "I try to just make it be part of my routine."

WLWT Anchors Kelly Rippin, Colin Mayfield, Ashley Kirklen, Mike Dardis & Sheree Paolello join the pod to talk about the biggest moments of 2020 and their outlooks on 2021.

This episode is combination of stories from across the Cincinnati area on how Covid-19 has impacted lives in so many different ways.

Hamilton County Prosecutor debate between (R) Joe Deters & (D) Fanon Rucker followed by Hamilton County Sheriff debate between (D) Charmaine McGuffey & (R) Bruce Hoffbauer. Hosted by Sheree Paolello & Mike Dardis

Jack Windsor talks the real numbers of COVID19, Sheree Paolello had COVID19 in December, Seg is back for the Stooge Report.

Mo Egger breaks down the crazy weekend in sports; Brian Tome of Crossroads Church checks in for the final time in 2019; Sheree Paolello in studio; a double does of Stooge Reports with Willie, Seg, and Rachel

As heard on a recent Jeff & Jenn: MIKE DARDIS and SHEREE PAOLELLO have co-anchored NEWS 5 at 5, 5:30, 6:00 & 11 for the past 12 years. Recently they surprised viewers with the news they are ENGAGED! Most of us had no idea they were even dating! Listen to Mike and Sheree tell us how it all started - and some of the extreme measures they took to keep their relationship private. The sweet story of Mike & Sheree: Co-Anchors for Life, on this week’s PERSON OF INTEREST!

Jeff and Jenn get the scoop on how this romance started! And then they play the #BestFriendGame!

E News: Golden Globes continue, Brian Dunkleman is just fine, Mike Dardis and Sheree Paolello continues and Fake or For Real.

Willie talks with News 5's Sheree Paolello about her relationship with fellow newscaster, Mike Dardis; border security; government shutdown; Stooge Reports with Seg and Rachel

Willie talks with Sheree Paolello of WLWT, she did an investigative report on Dr. Durrani's victims; Brian Maloney, www.mediaequalizer.com discusses the coverage of the Olympics

Sheree Paolello, WLWT, Sheree mediated the Mayoral debate last night and has some insight; Neil Luken, Findlay Market Chairman discusses why the Opening Day Parade was moved to the 4th game of the 2018 season; Michael Daugherty, political analyst, discusses the latest on the Trump dossier

Willie on this Friday has Sheree Paolello, WLWT, she was up in Columbus during the debate about Issue 2 and tells us what Issue 2 is really about. She also comments on her piece about St. X. issues with tailgating drinking and problems in the parking lot. Bill Seitz, OH Representative, no workers-comp for illegal workers here in Ohio. Megan Barth, RegeanBabe.com, she lives in Las Vegas and gives us an update and any new detail emerging from the investigation at Mandalay Bay Hotel. And the S.P.C.A. on the Stooge Report!

Scott Sloan has Dr. Lakshmi Sammarco the Hamilton County Coroner. With new forms of Fentanyl being found in heroin OD cases. Richard Jones who is the Butler County Sheriff. Also Dr. Alison Premo Black of the American Road & Transportation Builders Association chief economist talks about her bridge report, mainly on the Brent Spence Bridge. Sheree Paolello is also on the show, an animal hospital that cures your pets that people drive hours to.....and it is right here in Cincinnati. Brigid Kelly, State Rep Ohio talks about the unfairness of the "The Tampon Tax." Ron Wilson talks and gives advice about mild temperatures for a long stretch in February. What we need to do to protect your flowers and lawn type segment?Some extras:Skyline cracker issue goes onCincinnati archdiocese and race relationsRealtor accused of having sex in home for saleMore bad press for Miami University: 3 sexual assaults in 10 daysCongress blocks rule barring mentally impaired from gunsHeroin abuse causing huge strain on foster care systemIs it right some of the Miami binge drinkers are facing no punishmentSpace solving the poop problemChicago animals