Welcome back to the peripheral. As most of you know, I come from a true crime background,

but my intentions with the peripheral were, was never to make another true crime podcast.

And if you've listened, you know that it's mostly personal stories and interviews.

But as we all know, people have family members murdered.

People have traumatic things happen in their families that absolutely crosses over into the true crime genre, if you will.

So on today's episode, I speak with James and Sandman.

James is the brother of Doug who was murdered in his apartment. Sandman was his best friend.

Whenever a podcast covers a tragedy like this, it can come off very exploitive. It can come off with a complete disregard for the people's lives that are actually impacted.

And that's something that I know Aaron and I never wish to do.

We always want to approach things with respect and empathy towards the victims and survivors that are involved.

And there's a lot of angles and elements to when you have a family member that's

taken from you so abruptly. Well, go ahead and introduce yourself James and then Sandman,

and then we'll go from there, okay? All right. So my name is James McMillan.

And, you know, the reason I'm on the podcast is we're chatting about my brother,

Douglas McMillan, who was shot and killed in a home invasion in Green Bay, Wisconsin

back in 2009. And it remains unsolved. And we'll,

we'll get into all the details, obviously, but it essentially, it's a story of, uh, unfortunate, um,

events, you know, just really poor police work, uh, debatably corrupt law enforcement. I, you know,

I would argue that. And just really an unjust situation, you know, justice has never been

served and kind of across the board in the situation, just a really unfortunate thing. So,

really appreciate you having us on, Justin,

and, you know, able to kind of talk about the story

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