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Sep 22, 2026

Dane PetraliHOST
4:13
David stayed in academia following this, gaining a place in the Texas Tech Law School, studying until 1979 when he earned himself a jurisprudence doctorate.
Dane PetraliHOST
4:25
He chose Amarillo, Texas to begin practicing as an attorney at law and was a distinguished member of the American Bar Association.
Dane PetraliHOST
4:34
Then, just three years later, in 1981, he met and married his wife, Karen, who gave birth to their daughter a short time after.
Dane PetraliHOST
4:43
David was a steadfast family man and became a pillar of his local community.
Dane PetraliHOST
6:13
David hadn't called, nor had he left any message telling her where he had gone.
Dane PetraliHOST
6:19
By the time she went to bed that night, she was worried sick.
Dane PetraliHOST
6:24
The next morning, when he still hadn't arrived home, Karen drove over to the Amarillo Police Department to report him missing.
Dane PetraliHOST
6:33
Meanwhile, around 12 hours after David's wife was having police file a missing persons report, over a thousand miles away in Yakima, Washington, there were several sightings of a strange man walking down the center of a Route 24.
Ralph MoodyVOICE_ACTOR
6:24
I'm Judge Sam Nelson.
Andy DevineVOICE_ACTOR
6:25
Judge Sam Nelson? Why, you must be the famous hanging judge from Amarillo.
Ralph MoodyVOICE_ACTOR
6:31
No, I'm afraid not.
Andy DevineVOICE_ACTOR
6:32
Oh.
Ralph MoodyVOICE_ACTOR
6:32
Nelson's a pretty common name, and I've never been in Amarillo.
Ralph MoodyVOICE_ACTOR
6:37
One more thing you haven't explained.
Ralph MoodyVOICE_ACTOR
6:39
What about this gun that was fired?

12 MINS LATER

Andy DevineVOICE_ACTOR
18:55
What'd you find, Bill?
AlexGUEST
34:49
You still had some late releases from them.
Ballistik Coffee BoyHOST
34:52
It kind of is spotty with me because I remember spending – well, I had my N64 when I was going to college for the second time in 97, 98 in Canyon, Texas, which is near Amarillo.
Ballistik Coffee BoyHOST
35:07
middle of nowhere and i was a dallas boy from the city it's like but i was at a scholarship so i went and um my n64 is all i played i had like seven games i played all the time my favorites were like diddy kong racing golden hell
AlexGUEST
35:23
yeah
AgDay Podcast

AgDay Podcast

AgDay 09/22/26

Sep 22 · 1 Mention

Jack Van MeterCORRESPONDENT
12:13
There's two locations that we are going to be keeping a close eye on for excessive rainfall that could lead to flooding.
Jack Van MeterCORRESPONDENT
12:21
Let's go and talk about the four corner states, specifically in New Mexico from El Paso up to Amarillo, Texas.
Jack Van MeterCORRESPONDENT
12:29
We're really looking at a high percentage of heavy rainfall.
Jack Van MeterCORRESPONDENT
12:33
We're talking about thunderstorms moving off of Mexico, moving towards the north.
HeatherHOST
6:04
So there was a time when being followed required someone to actually follow you.
HeatherHOST
6:09
But here in, I'm just going to throw this on here right now, but here in Amarillo, Texas, probably all across the United States, we have police officers using flock cameras for things that they should not be using them for.
HeatherHOST
6:22
You know, and the guy here, he's actually got, I think he got 25 years for that.
HeatherHOST
6:26
I was like, right on, bro.
Blackie ThompsonVOICE_ACTOR
20:37
We won't go that far at first.
Blackie ThompsonVOICE_ACTOR
20:40
I'll take you for a few weeks to Amarillo, Texas.
speaker_13VOICE_ACTOR
20:43
Amarillo?
Blackie ThompsonVOICE_ACTOR
20:44
Don't worry, kid.
Blackie ThompsonVOICE_ACTOR
20:45
You won't be bored.
speaker_13VOICE_ACTOR
21:24
You looking for Blackie Thompson?
speaker_5VOICE_ACTOR
21:25
Blackie Thompson? Every officer in the South's looking for Blackie Thompson.
speaker_13VOICE_ACTOR
21:28
He's here, in Amarillo.
Neil SperryHOST
0:48
And so if you'd like to call, it's a toll free call anywhere you can hear me.
Neil SperryHOST
0:53
We broadcast to about 30 markets across the great state from Amarillo to Corpus Christi, Victoria, That whole area in South Texas, all the way from Alpine in the beautiful mountains of West Texas to Crockett in the beautiful piney woods of East Texas, my hometown of Bryan College Station, and all the way in between everywhere across Texas.
Neil SperryHOST
1:16
Here is that number.
Neil SperryHOST
1:18
Punch these in.
Neil SperryHOST
2:53
And I love doing this.
Neil SperryHOST
2:55
It really is challenging.
Neil SperryHOST
2:57
It will get more so in the next month or so as things change much sooner in Amarillo than they do in Corpus Christi in terms of going into the wintertime.
Neil SperryHOST
3:08
And so I really have to pay attention to where you're calling from.
IdaHOST
24:23
Yeah.
IdaHOST
24:24
He gets into his car to leave, but not before the man in the suit tells him that he has authority from the DA's office to put him right back on the next plane to Amarillo.
IdaHOST
24:36
Enright just looks at him and says, well, you just do that, son.
IdaHOST
24:41
I'd like to see that authority.
James HuntCORRESPONDENT
6:20
But now there's reason for optimism, as the National Weather Service's Climate Prediction Center has just released its outlook for October, November, and December.
James HuntCORRESPONDENT
6:29
Here's Joanne Culin with the National Weather Service office in Amarillo.
Joanne CulinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:34
The recent outlooks for the fall show, at least for temperatures, equal chances of being above normal or below normal for temperatures.
Joanne CulinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:42
And that really fits the El Nino pattern really well because you can have warmer periods, but then also when you have rainier periods, you can have more clouds and a little bit cooler weather.
Pete MundoHOST
29:41
Tucson is here as well.
Pete MundoHOST
29:43
Lubbock, Amarillo.
Pete MundoHOST
29:45
Just reading off some of the communities and towns that we've got.
Pete MundoHOST
29:48
I always like that small town shout-out idea.

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