Hey guys and welcome to the Moms and Mysteries podcast, a true crime podcast featuring myself, Mandy, and my dear friend Melissa.

Hi, Melissa. I'm Mandy. How are you? I'm doing well. How are you? I am good. Big day over here today.

We've had a lot of big days lately. Okay, but don't downgrade the big day we're having today.

Oh, yeah. Nothing compares to this big day. I said that that came out much worse than I intended.

You're good. You're good. We are here today with the lovely Kate

Casey. Kate, thank you so much for joining us. Thank you for joining me the other day on my podcast

and great to be with you today. Absolutely. It's reality life with Kate Casey, right?

Mm-hmm. Okay. I'm subscribed. I've been subscribed forever. You've always had the best guest. You get people, I don't even know how some people agree to come on your show. Not in a bad way, but I'm like, you shouldn't open your mouth anymore. You know, love is blind and you said too much. No, it's not true. It is. But if you want to tell people a little about your show and we'll get into it. I love unscripted TV,

real people, real stories, couldn't be more bored with like a scripted television show. I was somebody

that was like obsessed with the real world and it spills over into documentaries. I mean, you name

it. I've probably watched it. So my show is, really, it's a daily podcast and I feature

interviews with the talent, the directors, and the executive producers of unscripted TV. So that

runs the gamut of reality shows to documentaries and documentary series. And Mondays, I tell you what to

watch. Tuesday through Friday, I do interviews. And then Saturday,

I have a Saturday series where I interview people who have like really cool personal stories.

Like last week I had a woman whose mother was murdered while she was 14 months old. Her sister was

four months old. They were sleeping in their cribs. The next day, they're crying all morning,

and the neighbors notice, and they do a well check. And when the police officers got there,

their mother had been murdered. Oh, my gosh. A year later, her estranged husband, their father,

was arrested. He was convicted of the murders. And five years later, he was exonerated.

No. When they found her body, there were bite marks on her breast, and they had odontologists that

confirmed 11 of them that said it wasn't a match, the bite marks to the estranged husband.

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