Slow Burn Media and Bill Huffman present Who Killed, a podcast that provides a voice for the voiceless.

On the last episode of Who Killed Amy Mahalovic.

Well, apparently, we've talked about this.

Apparently, a lot of people are confident.

Well, I mean, the biggest thing is all three of my top suspects, who I think are the most likely killer, you know, in my mind it has to be one of these three. None of them were actually in the book, you know? The book generated so many new clues and so much new information that there were there were better

stories and better suspects that came out of it the body of a young female found

in Aston County early Thursday morning has been identified as that of Aymah

ovic oh yeah you always you know you always play that game of you know it could be

this guy could be that guy.

You know, everything from the floor refinisher down to whatever else.

You always think, oh, that makes sense.

Amy was in fifth grade at Bay Village Middle School and as school let out, the faces of students spoke

anger and despair. Being kidnapped and she's forgotten also, it'll be fun.

You're sick. We'll know anything. We'll just find them and arrest them.

There's frustration because the murder hasn't been found. There's a lot of anger over that, too.

Well, it certainly isn't what we were all, and every one of you two, were hoping for.

My name is Bill Huffman, and welcome to episode five of Who Killed, Amy Mahalovic, a slow-burn media

production.

For episode five, we are going to approach things a bit differently.

We've laid out the case in great detail, all the way up until the body was found, and the

hunt for the killer began.

But we have not mentioned any particular persons of interest.

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