Richard Luthmann Goes On the Radio
Discusses Legal News With Frank Morano
By M. Thomas Nast
On Monday, Richard Luthmann appeared on Frank Morano’s radio show, “The Other Side of Midnight.”
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Luthmann appeared on Morano’s Midnight Panel: From Law to Incarceration to Insight.
Three former lawyers and ex-convicts share insights gleaned from their unique paths from the legal bar to prison bars.
The episode features Andrew McKenna, Domenick Crispino, and Richard Luthmann, each bringing a distinct perspective shaped by their personal journeys through the legal system and its aftermath.
Topics discussed include the Hunter Biden Indictment, Felon Voting Rights, the Trump Cases, and Prison Violence in the wake of the attacks on high-profile prisoners like Derrick Chauvin and Larry Nasser.
Andrew McKenna: From Federal Prosecutor to Prisoner
Andrew McKenna, now serving as the Deputy Director of the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence in Westchester, offers an insightful view into his transformation.
McKenna's story, detailed in his book "Sheer Madness: From Federal Prosecutor to Federal Prisoner," is a riveting tale of downfall and redemption. His insights are particularly relevant in light of the current opioid crisis, as highlighted in a recent CNN report on overdose deaths reaching record highs due to fentanyl. McKenna's story of recovery and advocacy is further amplified through his active presence on social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Book: Sheer Madness on Amazon
CNN Story: Overdose Deaths Reach Record High
Social Media: Facebook, Twitter (@andrewmckenna_), Instagram (Andrewjamesmckenna)
Domenick Crispino: Legal Expert with a Twist
Domenick Crispino, an ex-attorney and ex-convict, brings a unique legal perspective to the panel.
His most recent conviction, which was vacated, adds layers to his commentary, offering an inside look at the legal system's intricacies and the challenging road to vindication.
Interestingly, Crispino and Luthmann share the same court-appointed legal advisor, Jonathan Fink. The exploits may become the topic of a future Morano segment.
Richard Luthmann: The 'Trial by Combat' Lawyer's Redemption
Richard Luthmann's story is perhaps one of the most unusual. Once a practicing attorney, Luthmann became known for his request for a "trial by combat" in a legal case.
His backstory, covered in-depth by SILive, showcases the complexities of legal battles and the consequences that follow.
Luthmann, now a convicted felon, is an investigative journalist and contributor with various outlets including Frank Report (www.frankreport.com).
He engages with his audience through various social media channels, including Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Substack.
Luthmann is also the Editor-In-Chief of Sun Bay Paper a local Fort Myers/Fort Myers Beach weekly newspaper.
Backstory: SILive Article on Richard Luthmann
Social Media: Twitter (@rluthmann), Facebook, Instagram (rluthmann), and Substack (luthmann.substack.com).
Luthmann has also pitched Morano on a future segment about the pending motion to dismiss the Fake Facebook case conviction.
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