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.

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Thank you so much for listening. Stacey McBride Cox is a mother, sister, educator, and former lawyer.

Her faith and fortitude were deeply tested in 1995

after the abduction and murder

of her beloved sister Tracy.

Since then, the McBride family's efforts for awareness

have been seen on Good Morning America,

Inside Edition, the 1990s, the deadliest decade,

and more. Stacey's poise, power, and perspective amidst all that came next for her family,

is truly unrivaled, and a testament to the role model she had in her big sister Tracy.

The Broken Cycle Media team is extremely grateful that Stacey was willing to share

her nearly 30-year journey of heartache and healing with us today.

Hello, my name is Stacey McBride Cox.

I am the sister of Tracy Joy McBride, whom we'll be discussing today.

I am now 45 years old.

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