In today's episode, we're doing something different.

We're telling the story of a woman whose husband committed a violent crime.

How did she unravel what he had done?

What was it like when she discovered the man she loved had a hidden dark side?

You'll hear Shannon Moroni's journey through her own words from an interview she did with

court junkie writer Gabrielle Russon and from excerpts from her memoir, Through the Glass.

It's a perspective we don't often hear about, at least not on this show. In a normal court junkie

episode, we tell the stories of what happened in a case

through what later comes out in a courtroom. We hear the testimony from the officers involved

in the witnesses and victims' loved ones, and sometimes the defendants. And we know the defendants

most times have supporters, too, whether they're innocent or truly guilty.

But we don't normally get to hear about what it's like to be on that side, especially when

you didn't do anything wrong, but you're trying to process what someone you loved did.

This is Jillian in partnership with law and crime. You are listening to Court Junkie.

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