On our latest episode of Hear Cincinnati, WCPO community reporter Lucy May talks about her story on Scott Noel, who was found dead in November 2018 in downtown Cincinnati, lying face down with his trousers and underwear pulled around his knees and his clothes soaking wet.
Later, WCPO I-Team reporter Craig Cheatham joins to discuss his investigation into the Social Security Administration's struggle to detect and stop fraud after learning of a Cincinnati man caught spending his dead mother's social security checks for 27 years.
Notable Links:
- United Way of Greater Cincinnati names Moira Weir as its new CEO
- How did Scott Noel die? Sister seeks answers more than a year after he was found dead Downtown
- As EdChoice debate drags on, Feb. 1 deadline draws ever closer
- Parents, teachers oppose last-minute changes to EdChoice
- $500k bond set for Princeton Middle security guard accused of sex crimes against students
- Target shopper and store clerk hailed for stopping grandparent scam
- Suburban mom loses $20,000 to Social Security Scam
- Top things to do in Cincinnati this weekend: Jan. 30-Feb. 2
- Super Bowl LIV: These Cincinnati bars are hosting watch parties
- Cincinnati man cashed deceased mother's social security checks for 27 years
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