Joe McCulloch is an experienced trial attorney with a broad range of experience in criminal law ranging from traffic offenses to homicide. McCulloch came to the practice of law after serving as a
Steve Dodge comes on to talk about the Missouri Ferguson riots and the impact it made on the city. Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 51:00 - Ferguson Riots =========================== Connect with us!
Gus Torregrossa comes on the show to talk about his old fashion store, Gus's Fashion and Shoes. We also talk about what downtown St. Louis looked like in the 1960's along with stories about the one
The fellas from The Brighter Side Of Blue talk about the 4th of July chaos in downtown St. Louis, interview Ron Klier about his police memorabilia, and talk about a $1.8 million crack bust.
This week we have on Kelly Chase to talk about some great stories and interactions he has had and seen with the police in St. Louis! We also have on John Schicker owner of Schicker Automotive to
This episode we bring on our friend Tom Bottini to discuss a wide range of stories from his long career as a police officer. From kilos in the snow to undercover operations, this episode covers it
This episode we have Bishop Edward Rice on to tell a "hallmark story" of a story so bizarre it needs no embellishing. We also have Detective Leo Rice of the SLMPD Intelligence Division back on to
DEA veterans Jack Riley and Joe Cronin discuss wide ranging topics surrounding the border and national security in a 3 part episode
Former SLMPD Major Harry Hegger recalls some of the facts surrounding the investigation of a terrorist fatally stabbing his daughter for becoming too Americaized.
Steve Burle and Clarence Hines recall some of the memories as being partners in several different divisions in the SLMPD Want to support the show? - https://www.thebrightersideofblue.com/sponsors/
Retired members of the SLMPD Major Harry Hegger and Lt. Col. Jerry Leyshock, recall stories involving the notorious Petty crime family (Sam, Lorenzo and Joe). The Petty Family was very active in the
Capt. Joe Spiess Sr, an original member of the Hoodlum Squad, recalls some of the stories from his time of dealing with mafia families in St. Louis. Bombings, safe burglaries and more.
Leo Rice & Tony Lachenicht come on the show to tell some of their wildest stories while patrolling the streets of St. Louis. Want to support the show? -
Tammy Sorocko-Benjamin recalls her horrifying encounter with the notorious St. Louis area serial rapist Dennis Rabbitt. A riveting story of courage, determination and the power of believing in
Description: We at The Brighter Side Of Blue are frustrated with the lack of support our brave officers should have received during the 2022 school shooting here in St. Louis, MO. In this episode
Andrew, a Warren County Sheriff comes on the show to detail the murder case of a young boy, Christian Ferguson in 2003. Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 45:13 - Christian Ferguson case
On this week's episode we have a special guest that details his ascent from an Iraqi refugee, to an interpreter for the U.S. military, to playing an integral role in capturing Saddam Hussein. 0:00
This week's episode of The Brighter Side of Blue our very own Tom Sawyer opens up about his experience fostering 3 victims of domestic abuse. This story epitomizes what the Brighter Side of Blue is
Vince Stehlin comes on the show to lighten things up with some great stories of his time pulling pranks as a police officer. We also get a surprise guest from one of the original and most profound
Today we have on Michelle Blue Stanze-Colombini to detail her experience after her late husband, Bob Stanze was killed in the line of duty. She breaks down how she handled the situation,