Hello, everyone, Simon here. Look, if you're into the casual criminalist, you're going to be hooked on the new podcast, Crime House Daily, hosted by self-defense instructor and victims advocate Katie Ring.

Crimehouse Daily drops twice every weekday, covering the biggest crime stories as they happen. In the morning, Katie gets you up to speed fast.

The latest headlines, breaking twists, where the case said it next, and in the evenings, she digs deeper into the people, the evidence, and the moments that change everything. It is smart, it is gripping, and it is made for people who live and breathe true crime. Follow Crimehouse Daily, wherever you listen. Don't miss an episode or watch full episodes on YouTube. Now here's a sneak peek from one of the evening episodes going all in on the trial that shook the nation, the Karen Reed trial.

And if you like what you hear, listen and follow Crime House daily on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Apple Music, or click the link in the description of this episode.

This is Crime House. No, police was a court line. What is an emergency?

Yes, I need someone to come to 34, 34 feet of your road and can't in math.

There's a man passed out in the snow. I think he's dead.

You need, oh, like, you gotta get here and say, P, okay?

I'm a transatlantle and I'm a return to the cat.

Was she framed in an elaborate cover-up involving corrupt cops,

or did she put her car in reverse in a fit of rage,

hit her boyfriend, and leave him for dead?

This is the story of Karen Reid

and why her trial captivated and divided the nation.

Welcome to the very first episode of Nightwatch, our nighttime segment of my new show, Crimehouse Daily.

My name is Katie Ring, but if you're here this early, you may know me as the self-defense girl.

If this is our first time meeting, hi, I'm Katie.

I'm a true crime analyst, self-defense instructor, and fierce advocate for victims.

If you found me for my coverage of the Karen Reed trial and asked for more true

crime content, this show will be your new true crime fix every morning and night. This is

Crimehouse Daily, powered by Pave Studios. My favorite part about true crime by far is the investigation.

So for this show, we wanted to lean into the investigative side of true crime.

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