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about me already, but obviously I'm a huge true crime fan, just like you. And since we're

basically the same person, I bet you've been wondering the same thing I've been wondering

for some time now, which is how can I use my love for true crime for good? Well, I figured

it out. September 25th is National Day of Remembrance for Murder Victims.

And according to the nonprofit parents of missing children, over 14,000 people are murdered

each year in the US, which is a murder about every 37 minutes. The impact of this loss

is significant, creating waves and ripple effects for years to come in the lives of those

that are left behind. In honor of September 25th, I've designed a simple t-shirt that says

we remember. As fans of true crime, we can stand together and honor the people who have

died by violence, as well as promote public awareness of the impact these crimes have

on the world. 100% of the proceeds will be donated to parents of missing children to

further their mission of supporting survivors of homicide victims and working to create

a murder-free world. To get your shirt, visit bit.ly slash we remember 2019. That's bit

bit.ly slash we remember 2019. And please take a moment on September 25th to remember those

that we've lost.

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