When the media covers true crime, you usually get fragments, short clips, sound bites, headlines.

And when documentaries are made, stories are often shaped around an angle, an agenda, or some predetermined narrative.

Unheard, true crime in their own words, is different. Hi, I'm Justin Shepard, the host of Unheard,

and we focus on raw, unfiltered conversations with the people closest to these stories,

the survivors, families, insiders, and at times even perpetrators who want to tell their

story the way that they actually want it told, in their own words, without being reduced to a quote

or headline. On this show, there are no gimmicks, no forced angles, and no predetermined narrative.

These are the full stories with context, nuance, and human experiences, and all without editing.

This is their platform to reclaim their narrative, explain what really happened, and share their story in a way that it's never been heard before.

Unheard, true crime in their own words.

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at just in the nick of crime. All one word. This is the John Fuglesang podcast.

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And welcome to it.

I'm John Fugles-Sang.

Hope you had a great week.

I'm so glad you guys are here.

I'm so glad we're all still here.

Good God.

How are you doing?

How are you holding up?

What's keeping you up at night? What's getting you up in the morning? We'd love to hear from you tonight here at the Love Fest. We are executive produced by the brilliant Chris Houselt who puts up with me and my trifling ways. We are produced by the wonderful Thea Harper. Have you guys seen Thea's interview with Maya? Chris, did you see Thea's interview with Maya? Oh my God. I saw my God. I saw clips of it. I think Maya was intimidated at being interviewed by someone more attractive than Maya.

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