It must of been back around 2008 when a thirty four year old guy named Anthony (Tony) Wright invited me and a friend to his new night club on the West Country Club Plaza called "The Drink". So, we go opening night, and I had a nice vodka/tonic with the Kansas City Chiefs tight end Tony Gonzalez. It was fun, very hot and sexy. Like an episode of the "Soprano's. Two twenty-something BOMBSHELLS picked us up. Those same two Bombshells invited us to a party some weeks later at a penthouse condo on Admiral Blvd., called "The View". David Basse played with his trio he was good, some cool jazz . Tony Wright was there. That was the last time I saw him. Some months later, I heard the "Chiefs" were assaulting women at "The Drink", and they were closed down. My guess is that club cost around three million bucks to open and maybe half a million lost on a strip club as well.. What interested me was the Kansas City Star's report how really sophomoric they wrote about his murder in Las Vegas. I had told my friend, that Tony will end up in the Missouri river with a cement overcoat. Then sure enough, that phony story in the newspaper is published.. I guess no one at the The Kansas City Star had ever seen Martin Scorsese's 1995 movie called "Casino". You can't believe anything you read in the newspapers these days. It's all just corporate media now. The Star used to be a good country newspaper with some integrity, when my great uncle Arthur F. Duncan was the editor. This is why they are going out of business and these blogs are going to take over..
