Hey, it's Claire Sanemaw, host of Final Days on Earth and Justice Pending. I want to tell you about my new

project. It's a memoir called Killer Story, The Truth Behind True Crime Television. In every episode of

True Crime TV, there's a separate drama going on behind the scenes, and that story is often

just as twisted and bizarre as the murder

case itself. Killer Story, the truth behind true crime television, is available now. Everywhere, books are

sold. I thought my podcast listeners would be especially interested in the audiobook version,

available from Audible. Go to killer storybook.com for all your purchasing options.

This is a Rogue Media Network podcast.

We are so excited to have Claire Sanamon with us tonight.

She is the investigative journalist and developed and produced crime

stories for CBS News for nearly a decade. She is credited with over 20 episodes of 48 hours,

including murder for hire stings, cold case kidnappings, and assassination attempt.

Just another day at the office, right? Yeah. In 2019,

St. Amon began contributing to 60 Minutes with the Ranger and the serial killer. She built

her unconventional career one story at a time, rising up through local media to national

television and her own network podcast, Final Days on Earth, with Claire St. Amon,

a return Peace Corps volunteer with eclectic taste. She is always on the hunt for her next

adventure. So, and we're so excited. We love debut books and especially feel very, very thankful to have the kickoff to this tonight.

So can you tell everyone a little bit about your background and what brought you to Baylor?

So I started out in local media. I graduated from Baylor. I had a degree in professional writing

and a minor in journalism. And I've used them both quite, yep, yep. It's dual, I have dual

citizenship with those two schools. So I always knew that I wanted to be a writer. I said,

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