This is Hidden Killers Week in review.

I look back at the most prolific stories of the week.

This is Hidden Killers Live with Tony Bruske, Stacey Cole, and Todd Michaels.

The Ellen Greenberg documentary, if you have watched it on Hulu, good.

Now it's time to be enraged. Now is time to express some concern. Let your voice be heard because this is a case that hasn't had enough voices behind it,

for whatever reason it may be. Maybe it's because it uses icky words, words that we can't say right now

because it might upset the gods at YouTube. So we'll use a word unalive instead of, you know,

the other word that starts with an S. Just so you're aware of that, maybe it's because it talks

about someone's life being gone. Maybe it's because there's certain people involved in this case

that don't want information getting out about it.

That's crossed the mind of many as well,

who've also been trying to report in this case

for the last many of years.

But the chickens out of the hen house.

And now, well, it's time to let your voice be heard. So please, if you watch that

doc, and if you're just starting to watch this right now, you're going to learn a lot about

the Ellen Greenberg case. And this family, her parents, and justice for Ellen, very important

because it needs public pressure, Because the laws haven't worked.

Because the lawsuits haven't worked. Because common sense that says, if you stab yourself 20 times,

including post-mortem stabs, well, that's not unaliving yourself. That's someone else unaliving you.

And that's called murder.

But that's not exactly how this is being treated.

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