What Came Next is intended for mature audiences only.

Episodes discuss topics that can be triggering,

such as emotional, physical, and sexual violence, animal abuse, suicide, and murder.

I am not a therapist, nor am I a doctor.

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Resources and source material are linked in the episode notes. Thank you so much for listening. As shared in part one of her story, Kirsten Hathcock is a multi-crime survivor, self-taught carpenter, entrepreneur, author,

volunteer intuitive medium, and co-founder of the nonprofit organization, the National Institute

of Law and Justice. Although she was born and raised in Ohio, her journey has taken her to many

places and through

many professional phases.

It wasn't until turning 36, though, that her trajectory became much more spiritually based,

and she realized she'd become reattuned to an ability she first experienced as a child.

In the process, she would also recover memories of her own

childhood sexual abuse. In uncovering her past, as well as many other victim's untold narratives,

she has become an advocate for the voiceless within her work. Since starting her volunteer role

as a medium in cold case murders and other related crimes,

she has helped bring justice and or solace to families across the country.

The Broken Cycle Media team is so grateful for her energy, advocacy, and openness to share,

and the listener's nuanced understanding of Kirsten's narrative.

A man that was a friend of several of my friends in the industry named Tony in my book,

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