Hey everyone, Lainey here again to check in, and I hope everyone is doing well and enjoying their summer.

I am still working on being a new mom and figuring out what that means and how to do it,

and kudos to everybody who's a mom now, and really must say thank you to my own mother

for doing the best that she could with me. But this episode is hosted by one of my really, really great and talented

friends. She's a fellow voice actor, but also a podcast host, who you may know. Her name is

Tani Plattis, and she hosts the Death Is Hilarious Podcast. And you can find the Death as

hilarious podcast on any podcast platform that you listen to. You can also follow her on Instagram and

Twitter at That Death Pod and on TikTok at Tani Plattis. I promise that you will find her content.

hilarious. She does an incredible job of working through the grief that she feels from losing

her husband, the love of her life and soulmate, by using humor and

helping others see that sometimes maybe death is hilarious, but not in the way that you think.

Okay, here's Tani.

Explicit content is found in this episode, So listener discretion is advised.

Welcome back to the True Crime Fan Club podcast.

I'm your host, Tani, of the Death is Hilarious Podcast.

I'm filling in Fralini who is on maternity leave.

Transgender violence is a growing epidemic, particularly against women of color.

Murders of transgender women reached an all-time level in 2020, with 37 transgender deaths by

November 20th, Trans Remembrance Day. One teen brought this violence to mainstream media in 2002.

Okay, on to the show.

On October 3, 2002, Gwynar'Rahou left her home in Newark, California, headed to a house party.

She was wearing a denim mini skirt and top, along with flip-flops, but carried a pair of pants to put on in case she got drunk.

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