Hey, I'm Amara, host to Black Girl Gone at a true crime podcast.

For over four years and more than 200 episodes, I've been telling the stories of missing and murdered black women and girls, stories that are too often ignored.

These are real lives, real families, and real cases that deserve the spotlight.

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When a mother disappears on New Year's Eve, investigators find a sinister motive close to home.

This is the Anna Walsh story.

Music This is the Anna Walsh story. Hey, Amy.

Hey, that name sounds familiar. I cannot place it, though.

Oh, you'll be able to place it soon.

Is that a high profile case?

It's a high profile case. Yes. Maybe that's why the name sounds familiar. Okay.

And, you know, it was kind of fitting with the timing because we just had the new year and it was like a New Year's case. And sometimes I'm like, oh, I don't know. Like, you know, things that inspire us for cases can vary. And for some reason, this was new, newly decided.

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