Jimmy Kelly runs back the morning, Phil handles October 5 in music history and Dawn begins Dawn’s Big Three just before the clock reaches 10. The continuing Horsch investigation on West Chew Avenue. Dawn walks through the missing women tied to the property, the enormous amount of photo and video evidence, renewed excavation work and the difficulty of building homicide cases without recovered bodies. That sparks a dark discussion about serial killers, how the FBI defines them and how long crimes can remain hidden in a major city.
The second Big Three story is the devastating Haverford Township crash. We watch the pickup go airborne, discuss the driver’s medically revoked license and react to the scale of a wreck that damages numerous vehicles while eight other people survive. Dawn then shows dashcam footage from a North Broad Street hit-and-run involving a cyclist, followed by witnesses describing repeated attempts to get police to the scene.
After Big Three, we return to the Netherlands euthanasia case and debate parental authority, severe childhood illness and where end-of-life policy can lead. The conversation then shifts to the economy, inflation and the Iran war before we lighten things with Eagles tailgating rules, a furious fan wondering whether the team is eating meatball subs at halftime, and Kash Patel’s engagement to country singer Alexis Wilkins. After an extended reaction to Wilkins’ music,
