Hi, it's Vanessa.

If you're drawn to true crime stories about disappearances, there's a new crime house original you should check out.

It's called The Final Hours, hosted by Sarah Turney and Courtney Nicole.

Sarah's an advocate for missing and murdered victims whose own sister disappeared in 2001.

And Courtney is a true crime storyteller who's seen firsthand how

crime can change a family forever.

Together they bring lived experience to every case, examining the moments just before a person

disappears, the routines, the timelines, the small details that often get overlooked, because

every disappearance has a moment where everything still feels normal until it doesn't.

Listen to and follow the final hours on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, or wherever you get your podcasts.

New episodes drop every Monday.

Thank you. New episodes drop every Monday. Everyone should be able to trust their doctor.

To believe they're here to help,

and to assume the person in the room knows what they're doing.

Most of the time, that trust is deserved.

But when authority goes unquestioned,

and expertise shields someone from scrutiny,

it can become a weapon.

In the town of Hyde, England, that weapon had a name, Dr. Harold Shipman.

For over two decades, Harold used a derivative of morphine to quietly murder his own patients.

In the process, he became the most prolific serial killer in British history.

And to this day, no one knows why he did it.

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