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Anatomy of Murder

Forever Mother's Day (Rosemary Denis)

Anatomy of Murder

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True Crime

4.818.2K Ratings

🗓️ 3 May 2022

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Summary

A mom’s fatal accident forces her daughter to suspect a close loved one... A case that truly tests family bonds.

Transcript

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0:00.0

I remember sitting home the night of my birthday, so it would have been, you know, when midnight hits, my birthday's over, Mother's Day begins.

0:11.0

And I remember sitting there next to my phone, I was just crying.

0:18.0

My husband said to me, what are you doing? And I said, I'm waiting for my mom to call.

0:24.0

I actually was saying out loud, Mom, please call me. There's only a couple of minutes left in my day.

0:32.0

And this is my day. The call never came.

0:36.0

And then I began to panic thinking, what's going to happen when I forget what her voice sounds like.

0:45.0

And I knew that someday that day's going to come. And I'm not going to remember what she sounds like.

0:53.0

I'm Scott Weinberger, investigative journalist and former deputy sheriff.

1:08.0

I'm Anna Sige Nikolasi, former New York City homicide prosecutor and host of investigation discoveries, true conviction.

1:16.0

And this is Anatomy of Murph.

1:24.0

Today's story holds a special meaning for us here at AOM because it came from one of you, a listener.

1:31.0

I'm an avid fan of Anatomy of Murther and I've always been so impressed with the way you approach things. You're very respectful.

1:43.0

Basically, Shelley had us from hello. I spoke with Shelley Dennis for our story today.

1:49.0

And when I say that, it's because when she reached out, it is to trust all of us with her own story.

1:56.0

I've never reached out to anybody before to say, hey, this might be interesting to you. I know it's interesting to me because they were my parents.

2:05.0

Maybe there's something good that can come out of it.

2:08.0

We've always said that we are so fortunate that families put their trust in us to tell these stories.

2:14.0

And that just reinforces that I believe what we set out to do, which personally makes it all worthwhile.

2:20.0

And this story is so, so personal to Shelley because it is about her mother.

2:27.0

My mom was my best friend. Her name is Rosemary Dennis. She was one of 20 children.

2:35.0

She was child number four. Having 20 children in a household is probably, I would think, one of the most chaotic things that could ever happen to a family.

2:46.0

As she grew up with those 19 other siblings, ultimately she landed up in an orphanage.

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