St. Louis Radio personality found slain in home

Associated Press ^ | February 19, 2003

[Dog Gone]

TWIN OAKS, Missouri (AP) -- A St. Louis radio personality was found shot to death in her home, police said. A suspect was in custody.

Nan Wyatt seen on Thursday, February 13, during the "Total Information A.M." radio program she co-hosted.

[goodnesswins]

Hmmmm....I heard about this - and her husband turned himself in.....why is it not in this story?

[foolish-one]

Well, first of all the caption under the picture is wrong. That's a picture of Nan with Martin Dugan on a TV show thy do as part of a panel on local PBS called "Donnybrook".

[Tacis]

If she is one of what the ultra-left wing, extremists liberals call a "conservative radio personality," then why isn't this labeled an "Arkancide?"

[BallandPowder]

Powder..Patch..Ball FIRE!

Yeah husband turned himself in after driving son to a relatives house....

She recently had separated from husband...

[js1138]

Isn't KMOX one of Rush's stations? Doesn't he talk about it all the time?

[Dog Gone]

I wonder what her political leaning was.

[TankerKC]

Yep. KMOX is "the" AM station in St. Louis. I can pick it up here in Montgomery AL in the evening. Great for listening to Cardinal games.

[js1138]

Then Rush will open his show with this.

[Clintons Are White Trash]

Yes, KMOX does carry Rush - this is a really tragic story. I believe she has a 5 year old son.

[rface]

.......

[TankerKC]

May I ask why?

[Desdemona]

KMOX is "the" AM station in St. Louis...Great for listening to Cardinal games.

That's about all anymore. Since Bob Hyland died in 1992, it sank like a rock.

It used to be required listening.

[Dog Gone]

May I ask why?

Sure. Because I'd like to know if we lost a successful conservative voice in a large US city.

[Desdemona]

Because I'd like to know if we lost a successful conservative voice in a large US city.

Nan Wyatt was not a conservative. Nobody at KMOX anymore is conservative. The have Rush for the ratings, don't kid yourselves.

I'm sorry this happened to this woman, but she's one of the reasons I quit listenting to KMOX.

[VOA]

That's about all anymore. Since Bob Hyland died in 1992, it sank like a rock.

At least in the late night/early morning hours when I'd pick KMOX up on the radio
in my laboratory in Oklahoma...KMOX was a TOTAL SNOOZER...more effective than
an overdose of Sominex.

Thank heavens I could usually pick up WWL (New Orleans), KOA (Denver), or WBAP (Dallas/Ft. Worth).
If I'd had only KMOX during those days, I'd still be in a coma.

[SerpentDove]

>>Isn't KMOX one of Rush's stations? Doesn't he talk about it all the time?<<

You're right.

[Desdemona]

At least in the late night/early morning hours when I'd pick KMOX up on the radio in my laboratory in Oklahoma

When was this? Are you, by any chance, talking about Sports Open Line? That show is painful.

[JennysCool]

I'd pick KMOX up on the radio in my laboratory in Oklahoma

Dr. Frankensooner, I presume?

[Dog Gone]

Thanks for the info.

We have a number of conservative talk radio hosts in Houston, and I like to think they're making a difference.