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Oneida County, NY Undersheriff Robert Swezskowski discusses ways thieves steal identities and how we can protect ourselves if a crime is being committed against us.

Undersheriff Robert Swenszkowski discusses the various ways that crimes and scams are perpetrated against seniors using the internet. From sweepstakes, Nigerian bank scams,  to bogus phone calls from the FBI, there are several ways that criminals are taking advantage of our elderly, especially utlizing the internet.  Robert Swenszkowski is the Undersheriff for Oneida County, NY

Do you find yourself able to finish sentences of your closest friends? What is the intuitive connection? In this episode Jillian discusses the close energetic connections between friends, how this happens and why.

Most times the missing link in whole health is the energy of intuition. In this episode Jillian explores the importance of developing personal intuition to complete a whole health picture.

Ten years ago Allison Jackson Foy disappeared, her remains found years later. She left behind her beloved children and her family, including sister Lisa Valentino. Through the years Lisa, with the guidance and help of Monica Caison and CUE Center for Missing Persons, has turned over every stone searching for justice in her sister's murder in Wilmington, NC. Lisa will give listeners the background of her sister's case and where we are today. Any closer to justice? 

Help Save the Next Girl is a national non-profit organization founded in 2011 in honor of Morgan Dana Harrington, daughter of Gil and Dan Harrington. In 2009 Morgan was a 20-year-old Virginia Tech student who was abducted and murdered. The organizations goal is to sensitize young women and girls to predatory danger. The foundation fosters mutual respect and camaraderie with young men, and is committed to be an active, imaginative presence on campuses and in clubs and violence prevention forums across the country. It also continually develops vital relationships with media and law enforcement, which enhances their ability to quickly disseminate urgent information, such as about a missing person. In addition, they provide outreach support to victims' families and actively participate in endorsing legislation which augments safety practices in our communities.  Website and contact information:  HelpSaveTheNextGirl.Com

When tragedy strikes a family the effects will likely be long term. Each member may process the traumatic event in different ways and the lasting changes can go in several directions.  Return guest, Duane Bowers, will discuss grief trauma; how some folks choose not to grieve, how people grieve in different ways, and  how sudden loss grief is different from age related or long term illness. He will attempt to offer solutions to each of these issues. Duane T. Bowers, is a Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist, a Licensed Professional Counselor, and a Reiki Master in private practice. Duane Bowers ranks among the very few professionals globally who specialize in working with and providing support for families of missing children and missing adults.

Guests: Volunteer Advocates from Help Save the Next Girl Help Save the Next Girl continually develops vital relationships with media and law enforcement. Our connections enhance our ability to quickly disseminate urgent information, such as about a missing person. Help Save the Next Girl also provides outreach support to victims' families. We believe our media presence also promotes our mission to keep young women and campus communities alert to predatory danger.? Website: HelpSavetheNextGirl.Com

Karen Beaudin's sister, Kathy Gloddy, was brutally murdered on November 21, 1971 and her case has never been solved, nor has justice been served. In 2010 she released her first book, A Child Is Missing: a true story recounting the events of sister Kathy's murder. She has recently released a sequel, A Child Is Missing: searching for justice which was the result of six years of research and interviews. Retired and current investigators spoke freely about the difficulties they faced while working on her sister Kathy’s murder investigation. The case was reactivated in 1983 and again in 2004. In 2006, Kathy’s remains were exhumed for DNA. Her books are used in training sessions with law enforcement and victims’ advocates. Karen speaks to law enforcement officers, victims’ advocates, and criminal justice students at universities about their role in a murder investigation. Karen's latest project is a writing contributor to the anthology series Grief Diaries: Surviving Loss by Homicide WEBSITE: https:/

Trina Murphy is the aunt of missing Alexis Murphy of Virginia and family spokesperson for her case. Since Alexis' disappearance, Trina has become an outstanding advocate for the missing working with other advocates and organizations to effect change. Recently she worked to help pass 3 new law in Virginia addressing sexual assault and dating violence, especially on college and university campuses. During this episode she will give listeners background on Alexis Murphy's case as well as background on the case of murdered Morgan Harrington.

Guest Mike Grello discusses the 1981 brutal rape and murder of Tammy Mahoney of New York whose remains have not been found, nor has justice been served. It's reported that authorities know who committed this crime, but because of jurisdictional problems with Indian Nations, and the fact that there is no body, the wheels of justice have halted. Tammy's family only wish to have her remains and the murderers caught.  

Many ask "what is the difference between an intuitive and a psychic?" In this episode Jillian explains why you should consider each differently depending on your expectations. While each has its own qualities there is a definite difference in what either an intuitive or a psychic brings to the table. Are you looking for a quick answer, or a developing program for your journey? Website: JillianMaasBackman.Com

Kimberly R. Kelly is a retired reserve lieutenant and SAR specialist with the San Diego County Sheriff’s Department. Primarily assigned as Lieutenant of the Training Unit, and Search and Rescue Academy, San Diego County Sheriff’s Search and Rescue Team. She also served as training sergeant for the mounted, training and underwater search and recovery units, acting lieutenant for the training unit, as well as certified as a technical rescue specialist and medical unit support personnel. Ms. Kelly continues her field work as a canine handler for Dolores, Colorado, K9 Seach and Rescue, www.k9team.org, as well as the commander and an operational field specialist with 1SRG: 1st Special Response Group, www.1SRG.org, an international, non-governmental (NGO) non-profit search and rescue team that specializes in rescue and recovery in harsh or extreme locations globally. Ms. Kelly is the founder and executive director of Project Far From Home, a national law enforcement educational program designed to teach law enfor

  It seems our country is experiencing a great divide and violence is everywhere. The battle of good and evil continues to roar. As the world is experiencing another cycle of violence, Jillian and Delilah discuss the power of tapping into personal intuition to promote change from within each individual. Using Jillian's methods can help bring about a peaceful, individual change which will connect us to others in peace. Website: jillianmaasbackman.com  

One of the untapped niche markets in leadership development is the balance of logic and intellectual knowledge with internal reasoning. Jillian Maas Backman is an innovator in the realm of creating personal paradigm shifts, integrating established methods of leadership development and adding the element of intuition to create that balance. “Get the Edge” intuitive leadership development combines intuitive interpretation with critical thinking and traditional problem solving techniques which allows attendees creative ways to build their leadership skills by learning the significance of their internal thought processes and enhancing successful goals. Leading with Facts & Intuition, YOUR EdgeFinding Your Way  to Success & SatisfactionProfessional & Personal Leadership Development According to Jillian Maas Backman, “The interactive presentation sparks the visionaries of the future by allowing them to examine their personal process of intuitive leadership and decision-making abilities. It’s exciting t

What is the Parabon Snapshot DNA Phenotyping Service? Snapshot, built with funding from the US Department of Defense, is a revolutionary new forensic DNA analysis service that accurately predicts the physical appearance and ancestry of an unknown person from DNA.  It can also determine kinship between DNA samples out to six degrees of relatedness.  Snapshot is ideal for generating investigative leads, narrowing suspect lists, and identifying unknown remains. Website:  https://snapshot.parabon-nanolabs.com/ Dr. Ellen Graytek explains how Snapshot is assisting investigators in solving crimes. One way of using Snapshot technology can narrow down the suspect pool and save law enforcment agencies man-hours and money by identifying predicted traits unique to the suspect if DNA is available.

At 30 years old, master art teacher, Kristin Dockendorff was diagnosed with retinitis pigmentosa, a progressive disease which left her legally blind. Although her blindness led to losing her teaching career, she has not been sitting idle. After going through several struggles, as well as the end of her marriage, Kristin is acclimating to her condition and sharing her experiences with others. We will discuss the challenges she has overcome and the life that has become her new normal.

Episode #1 Who is Jillian and Why You Should Know Her Award-Winning Radio Personality, Author and Consultant, Jillian Maas Backman holds a degree in Psychology from the University of Texas which assisted in developing her career around her empathic ability to work with those who require a distinctive, natural healing and knowledge, that of the soul. Her leadership development identifies ways to value both sides of self, intellect and gut, combining for a leadership style that helps “get the edge” on campus and in careers. A key-note speaker at numerous colleges, seminars, and book conferences, her private client base includes corporate executives, international business leaders, celebrity musicians, artists and school administrators. Author of BEYOND THE PEWS: Breaking Away from Tradition and Letting Go of Religious Lockdown, an interactive journey exploring the presence of divine intuition and how combining it with tradition illuminates the true essence of our being.

Guest: Laura Talmus, Founder of Beyond Differences No One Eats Alone™ teaches everyone how to make friends at lunch, often the most difficult part of the school day. Created and organized by students, this is our most popular program. Be Kind Online (BKOL) teaches youth to build healthy relationships over email and social media. The four month-long campaigns include on-campus activities and a popular pledge to never post anonymously. Be The One™ asks students to make a commitment to be socially inclusive. This means taking a pledge to never exclude others, reaching out to someone new, and spreading the word that kindness is cool.

Guest Cary Flagg reports his experience with Michigan CPS and Family Court system. He will talk about events which led to his losing his parental rights, accusations of sexual abuse, and what he went through.