Hey everyone, Courtney from a nefarious nightmare podcast here. If any of you have been following

Amanda or myself on our socials, there's a small chance that you've noticed some Easter eggs.

A movement has been occurring at least since May of 2022 and even before that. If true crime

fascinates you and you want to learn about deviant behavior against

those deemed extra vulnerable or delve into how it impacts the survivors and victims straight

from the source, then be on the lookout and subscribe to a nefarious nightmare wherever you get

your podcasts and be ready for something coming mid-June, 2023. Don't forget to be vigilant for when you mess with

the bees, you get the hive. We have covered nearly 200 cases here on Coffing Cases podcast.

Since some of those involve multiple victims, I'm confident in saying that we've talked about

well over 200 individuals on this show. Over 200 unique

people who have, even if just for an hour of our show, truly touched each of our hearts.

I know for Allison and myself, the people we talk about stick with us well past the hours of

research and writing and the hours we spend recording and editing. Their stories remain a part of

us because behind each story, each theory, and each unexpected twist is a person.

A person who is uniquely their own individual, who fit uniquely into their family group or their friend group,

and who had unique plans for their own life.

We've all heard it said before that we're each unique, but what does

that really mean to us? What attributes to our own personal uniqueness? According to minimal made

simple, there are 15 qualities that define each of us as unique. Some are ones that we would

know without really thinking about it, you know, like the complexity of our DNA, our genetics, our physical characteristics.

But some things we may overlook that play a factor in who we are, like our personality. Whether we

realize it or not, each choice we make, each success we have, each downfall we stumble through,

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