Hey everyone, this is Mike Morford, host of The Murder My Family, and I'm excited to tell you about a brand new weekly true crime podcast that I really think you're going to like. It's from my network, abjack entertainment.

It's called Beyond Bizarre True Crime.

Every episode Beyond Bizarre True Crime features a different host or host from the world of true crime podcast that select and present a case that they feel is, well, Beyond Bizarre.

Each host will bring their own personality to the case that they present and they'll lay out the details in their own style, all in less than 30 minutes, so you can get your true crime fill and move on with your day.

We've got all kinds of great hosts lined up to bring you some really bizarre cases.

Some of the hosts you'll know well and others may be new to you.

The goal is to introduce listeners to a wide variety of hosts from around not only the true crime universe, but from around the world itself so that you can find new shows to listen to or catch your long time favorite host covering a case that you might not hear them release on their show.

Episodes 1 and 2 are out right now.

Episodes 1 is hosted by Nick and the captain from True Crime Garage.

An episode 2 is hosted by Emily Thompson from Morbidology.

I'm going to play a short preview of episode 1 right now for you, but here in the entire episode, go over and subscribe to Beyond Bizarre True Crime, wherever you listen to your podcast.

Welcome to Beyond Bizarre True Crime. We are your host for this episode, and if you recognize my voice, then you know it's your friend's Nick and the captain from the True Crime Garage podcast.

It's good to be seen and it's good to see you.

In this episode, we will be talking about a case that is Beyond Bizarre.

Today, we will take a look at the still unsolved homicide case of Chelsea Small.

It's been nearly eight years since Chelsea Small, a hardworking mother of two, was murdered in Taylor, Michigan.

Chelsea Small picked up a shift and was working alone on November 12, 2013, at the Advanced America Check Caching Place on Telegraph Road.

Around lunchtime, a man with a gun walked in and shot Chelsea Small twice, killing her.

He took a small amount of cash from the scene according to the authorities, and this man, the shooter, has never been identified.

Chelsea Small's murder was brutal and unprovoked, but her family in the Taylor Police Department have not given up hope, and we are hoping we can help in some kind of way to prevent the case from going cold.

All of the evidence in the case was gathered the day small was shot.

The bullets used were put into a national database to track them, and no matches were found.

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