Welcome to the Betrayal Trauma Recovery Podcast. This is Anne. I am really excited and a little bit

nervous to have Dave Collie with us today. Dave Collie is a 2003 graduate of the University of Utah's journalism school.

He went to work as a field reporter in Salt Lake City directly out of college.

Dave joined KSL in 2012 taking over as an executive producer for Utah afternoon news.

In early 2018, he moved into a new role as executive producer of digital content.

On November 14, 2018, KSL and Dave launched the

podcast series Cold, focused on the unsolved disappearance of Susan Powell. The

story was close to Dave. He reported on Susan's suspected murder from the beginning in December 2009 and continues to dig for new details.

Cold reached number one on the Apple Podcast chart on the day of its release.

Outside the newsroom, Dave enjoys exploring the nooks of America's backcountry.

He is backpacked from the heights of Hawaiian Cliffs to the depths of Red Rock Canions,

the Natural History Museum of Utah and the High Desert Museum of Bend Oregon have exhibited his photography.

Welcome, Dave.

Thanks, Ann. I really appreciate being on. So this story of Susan Powell hits really close to home for me. I got married in 2008, and in 2009 when this story broke, I was following it really closely.

One of the reasons why I was following it closely

is because I was kind of concerned

that my own marriage was dangerous.

And I remember we were talking about it

and we were at a family dinner like literally everyone was there my parents were there my husband at the time was there and I said if I go missing or if something happens to me, he did it.

And I said it in front of him on purpose.

And the reason I said it in front of him on purpose

was because I thought that would make me safer.

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