KYW-TV in Philadelphia

[DREX]

If anyone has any knowledge of who worked at KYW-TV in Philadelphia on or before June 1, 1991 please email me at [e-mail]



An employee who worked there at the time of Mr. Ruffin's death told police David entered the crackhouse with travelers checks. Ruffin did not enter with checks or cash. Ruffin had given the cash to Murrell to store for "safekeeping". The important thing is an employee told police Ruffin had the checks on him...not true.
Do any of you know who worked at the abovementioned location on or before June 1991?

[Drex]

Apr 28, 2009 13:56:55 GMT -5 @DREX said:

If anyone has any knowledge of who worked at KYW-TV in Philadelphia on or before June 1, 1991 please email me at [e-mail]



An employee who worked there at the time of Mr. Ruffin's death told police David entered the crackhouse with travelers checks. Ruffin did not enter with checks or cash. Ruffin had given the cash to Murrell to store for "safekeeping". The important thing is an employee told police Ruffin had the checks on him...not true.
Do any of you know who worked at the abovementioned location on or before June 1991?

(((Diane))) Did you work for CBS when Mr. David died? Did the newspapers get that much right, at least?

[Drex]

Name: Diane Showers Title: Company:
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Comments: Verizon is the bloodiest, deadliest and most criminal corporation in the world! As a battered wife I was forced to quit my job at CBS and flee to South Carolina. My husband worked for the telephone company in Philadelphia. I discussed the abuse with his supervisor who aided me and encouraged me to leave right away. He said not to worry about money because you are his wife. I arrived safely and about a week after my arrival with my two children, I was in the shower when my aunt's friend came running across the road and said an operator was on the phone for me from Philadelphia. I was paralyzed with fear. The line had been traced and I was forced back to Philadelphia for more beatings. I managed to leave again and my husband committed suicide. I was out of my mind. The phone company never acknowledged their role in the death and was able to beat me out of his pension and other money. I was told not to contact Mr. Raymond W. Smith, CEO at the time because he was "too rich" to talk to me. I am very interested in doing anything I can do to help this site.