Former Newtown Bee crime reporter Lisa Peterson recounts her investigative reporting about the disappearance of two Newtown, Connecticut flight attendants in the late 1980s. Each woman was a mother with three young children, married to a commercial airline pilot, amid a divorce. Helle Crafts, an attractive 39-year-old white woman, disappeared on November 19, 1986. Regina Brown, a pretty 36-year-old Black woman, disappeared four months later, on March 26, 1987. Helle’s husband, Richard Crafts, was convicted of her murder in the infamous Woodchipper murder case. But whatever happened to Regina Brown? Listen to Peterson as she unfolds her 20-year investigation uncovering new evidence and pushing prosecutors for an arrest of Regina’s husband – the only suspect in her disappearance.
Lisa is also one of the most accomplished animal advocates in the country. She is a lifelong equestrian, a breeder of champion Norwegian Elkhounds, a dog show judge, a national spokesperson for the American Kennel Club, and PR consultant for the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show.
Listen to the real-life Sabrina (the daughter of a chauffeur on a Westchester estate) discuss her amazing career and her quest for truth and justice.
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