Y'all, I want to tell you about one of my favorite podcasts. It has been for a while. It's called The Fall Line.

It is a deep dive true crime podcast focused on missing people, unsolved homicides, and

unidentified persons whose cases have gotten little if any media attention.

Recent episodes include a four-part limited series on the victims of serial killer

Samuel Little and a two-part special

covering the unsolved murder of 12-year-old Georgia Moses.

A mysterious disappearance in Oklahoma and a look at the murder clusters throughout our nation.

The Fall Line interviews experts like the founders of the Murder Accountability Project and the Doe Network.

Through narrative storytelling, primary and archival research, an expert and family interviews,

the Fall Line introduces listeners to victims and survivors they've never heard of and

explores the reasons why their cases were ignored in the first place.

Check it out. I love this podcast. Look for new releases from the Fall Line on Wednesdays wherever you listen to podcasts.

Hey, y'all. Before we get to the finale, I want to make some quick announcements. I have two of them.

First, thank you for listening and caring about Yvonne, David, and Joe's story.

And so I want to ask if you knew that rating and reviewing the podcast directly translates to support.

As you already know, it helps the reach, but it also lets sponsors, which is how we all make a living,

know that people listen and care and thus we can renew other seasons.

So if you like murder and alliance, it takes just a second to click some stars and give it a rating.

Second, we have a live Q&A Thursday, October 21st,

where you can ask John, Danny, and I all of your burning questions you've wanted to this season.

Details are on all of the murder and alliance social media pages as well as my own.

And if you want to join the discussion on Facebook, it's gotten pretty crazy.

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