226: I Think My Dad Killed My Sister: Interview w Sarah Turney

Be Here For A While

Education, Comedy, Comedy Interviews, Self-improvement

4.6 • 1.7K Ratings

🗓️ 8 August 2020

⏱️ 91 minutes

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Sarah Turney is one of the strongest, most level headed and kindest people I've ever spoken to...and that's all in the face of a fight for justice for her sister Alissa Turney. I highly recommend you listen to her podcast "Voices For Justice" all the way through, but listening to this full episode of "Be Here For a While," will give you a general background that I hope encourages you to look further into Alissa Turney's life, her disappearance and Michael Turney's bizarre life and transgressions.

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0:00.0	Hello friends. Welcome back to the episode of Be Here for a while. Today's
0:17.2	episode of Be Here for a while is brought to you by Athletic Greens,
0:20.9	Pro's Hair Care, and Native Deodorant, and other delicious smelling products
0:25.2	by them.
0:26.2	I'm going to keep this intro short because I am so excited about my guest today.
0:31.8	It is Sarah Turnie, who is fighting for justice for her sister
0:35.4	Alyssa Turnie. Now if you don't know about this case here is a brief rundown to
0:40.9	make a little more sense of the insane details we are going to cover in this
0:44.2	podcast. If you have been following Sarah's story on Tik-Toc, you might know about
0:49.9	some of this. She's doing a very good job of bringing it to Light recently using
0:54.3	you know the tools of Tik Talk and the media and her new podcast Voices for
0:58.6	Justice. So you may recognize the details but in case you't, I want to give you a brief rundown before we go into my interview with Sarah Turnie.
1:09.0	So in 2001, Alyssa Attorney was a 17-year-old junior in high school, living with her step sister, Sarah and
1:16.2	stepfather Michael Terni.
1:18.0	Alyssa's mother had passed away and Michael's older three boys were living out of the house.
1:23.0	Each sister had a very different relationship with their father.
1:26.3	Michael was a cool laid-back dad with Sarah,
1:29.4	even giving her money for weed when she was an adult, giving her her first oxy cotton,
1:35.0	filling up a mini fridge with beer that she kept in her room, like really lax.
1:42.0	But with Alyssa, he was more uptight and strict and monitor her whereabouts.
1:47.0	He told Sarah he did this because Alyssa needed more guidance and direction in life.
1:52.1	He also adamantly told everyone while Alyssa was alive and very much
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