This premiere episode of "Greta Wire" takes a fresh look at championship boxer and actor Mike Tyson through two very different lenses: the private man and the public scandal that reshaped his life. Greta Van Susteren begins by explaining that after years of knowing Tyson, what has always stayed with her is how unlike his fearsome public image he really is in person—gentle, reflective, and deeply human. That sets up a long, informal conversation with Tyson that feels more personal than performative. In Tyson’s segment, the discussion moves through his current life, including his amateur boxing invitational, his training habits, his love of boxing history, his devotion to pigeons, his diet, his family, and an upcoming exhibition in…
This premiere episode of "Greta Wire" takes a fresh look at championship boxer and actor Mike Tyson through two very different lenses: the private man and the public scandal that reshaped his life. Greta Van Susteren begins by explaining that after years of knowing Tyson, what has always stayed with her is how unlike his fearsome public image he really is in person—gentle, reflective, and deeply human. That sets up a long, informal conversation with Tyson that feels more personal than performative. In Tyson’s segment, the discussion moves through his current life, including his amateur boxing invitational, his training habits, his love of boxing history, his devotion to pigeons, his diet, his family, and an upcoming exhibition in…
The largest settlements, more than $24 million combined, went to two men wrongfully convicted of killing a French tourist in Midtown in 1987, an analysis by the Legal Aid Society found.
After spending decades of their lives wrongly accused of one of Austin's most infamous crimes, four men previously believed to have killed four teenage girls at the I Can’t Believe It’s Yogurt! shop on Anderson Lane in 1991 will finally see their names cleared.
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