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Angie Ricono Biography
Angie Ricono joined the KCTV5 News team as an investigative reporter in October 2015. Before that, she worked in Philadelphia, PA and Lexington, KY. Angie has won numerous awards for her reporting including a Regional Edward R. Murrow award for investigations. She was also named Associated Press’s Reporter of the Year in New Jersey for her coverage related to the September 11 attacks and the beltway sniper. At KCTV5, Angie looks into closed cases, legal issues and policies and procedures that don’t make sense.
KCTV5 first began investigating Parcells when families told us he now operates under a different name of Professor Lynn. Parcells admits that’s true but says Lynn is his legal middle name so he has that right and it’s difficult to pronounce his last name.
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Angie Ricono Reporter
KCTV5 reporter Angie Ricono knew for weeks about the audio of the Chiefs’ Tyreek Hill and fiancee Crystal Espinal discussing the investigation into the injury of their 3-year-old son. But it wasn’t until the Johnson County district attorney announced he didn’t have evidence to press charges that the reporter’s source told her to air the recording.
Ricono told The Star on Friday she was told about the audio weeks ago and received it on Monday. “But I did not have permission from my source to make it public. I didn’t tell anyone I had it.” She said the source sent the audio to her “as background” for her reporting.
On Thursday, KCTV5 reported that the audio is believed to have been made in early March when the couple was walking through Dubai’s international airport. It was sent to the station “by someone who is concerned about the welfare of the couple’s child.” Ricono would not identify that source. In the recording, a woman said to be Espinal is heard saying their son told her, “Daddy punches me.”
“He is terrified of you,” she says. The man said to be Hill, a 25-year-old wide receiver, answers, “You need to be terrified of me too (expletive).” The Star has not authenticated the audio. The Star reported on March 15 that a source familiar with the situation said an incident at Hill’s home left the boy with a broken arm.
Ricono said no one else at the station knew about the audio until Wednesday after Johnson County District Attorney Steve Howe announced that his office would not file charges against Hill or Espinal. Howe said he believed a crime had been committed against the child but he couldn’t prove who did it. Ricono said she received a text message from her source during the Howe announcement telling her to go with the audio.
“I walked off the set and took it to my news director and played it for him,“ Ricono said. “It is not like they had it and sat on it forever.” She said her newsroom discussed getting the recording authenticated and how and how much of it to release. The station’s attorneys were involved in the decision to release large portions of the 11-plus-minute recording raw without editing.
But she said the station will never release some portions because names of other persons involved with the couple are mentioned. Ricono said she gave the audio to Howe on Thursday after it had been authenticated, but she did not say how the authenticity was determined. She said KCTV5 did not air the audio until everyone involved, including Espinal, Hill and her source, had been notified.
“I wanted to give everyone time to respond,” Ricono said, adding that there was no grand plan to release the recording on NFL draft night. But late Thursday night, after the draft, Chiefs General Manager Brett Veach announced Hill is suspended from team activities “for the foreseeable” future. On Friday, Chiefs head coach Andy Reid reported that the criminal case involving Hill and Espinal had been reopened.
