Invisible Choir explores detailed depictions of violence and murder and is not appropriate

for all audiences.

Listener discretion is advised.

And you did that after you had removed this head.

Yes, I did.

Homicides relating to domestic violence.

It's an aspect of true crime that we cover often on this show.

And frankly something that our team is passionate about.

It's not a topic we necessarily seek out.

If anything, the amount of murders we see at the hands of violent spouses or partners

is simply a testament to how large and widespread the issue actually is as a whole.

The big part of what we're trying to do with Invisible Choir, aside from shedding light

on these broader issues, is actually narrowing in, shining a light on the victims who may

otherwise have been forgotten.

We try to focus on the legacies of those who weren't given the appropriate attention

at their case's desire.

Some of the edger podcasts out there might call that being social justice warriors.

We simply call it being decent human beings.

There's a lot of victims who go unseen in this space.

That's one of the reasons why bigger true crime networks don't cover many of these smaller

cases.

Sadly, it's often because they're not, quote, marketable enough, which is a gross concept

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