Green Bay Radio: Morning Show Host's TRO Hearing In May

The departure this week of Otis Day (Richard Dey) from WKSZ 95.9 KISS-FM comes two weeks after competing WIXX morning host Natalie Jansen filed a 109-page petition seeking a temporary restraining order against him alleging online bullying and harassment.

Jansen’s March 23 petition in Brown County identifies Dey as Otis Day and asks the court to bar him from harassing or contacting her (in person, by phone, in writing, electronically or through third parties), to stay away from her home or temporary locations, and to refrain from posting about her or her child. The petition also seeks a four-year injunction with the same restrictions.

The filing also targets Emily Chagnon of Marion, alleging she created a fake social media account (“Sally Gibson”) and a page called “Tiw’s Day Hollaback XXIW” that posted Jansen’s previous addresses, more than 50 photos of Jansen’s minor child, personal information about the child’s father, and repeated defamatory statements. Jansen says a Sept. 7, 2025 post included a surreptitious photo of her at a work event and suggested she had been followed; she reported that incident to law enforcement.

The Green Bay Press-Gazette reports Jansen' petition says she has never met Day and asks the court to issue a temporary restraining order requiring him to do the following: 

• Cease or avoid harassing Jansen. 
• Avoid Jansen’s residence and/or any premises she temporarily occupies. 
• Avoid contact that harasses or intimidates Jansen, including contact at her home, work school, public places, in person, by phone, in writing, by electronic communication or device, or in any other matter. 
• Avoid contacting Jansen or causing anyone besides an attorney or law enforcement officer to contact Jansen 
• Not post online or on-air content about Jansen or her child. 

Natalie Jansen

The petition also asks the court to issue an injunction with the same stipulations for four years. 

On the same day, Jansen also filed a restraining order petition against Emily Chagnon of Marion. In that petition, Jansen alleges Chagnon, whom Jansen says she also never met or spoke to, created and operated a fake social media account targeting Jansen.

Jansen alleges the harassment forced her to change daily routines, avoid public events and decline professional opportunities for safety reasons. She says investigators uncovered communications between Chagnon and Day in which Day allegedly was informed of and supported posts targeting Jansen.

WKSZ gave no specific reason for Day’s departure. Injunction hearings in both restraining order cases are scheduled for May 22.