Hey guys and welcome back to another episode of True Crime with Kendall Ray.

Thank you so much for joining me today.

And if you are new to this show, then welcome.

I hope you stick around.

So guys, today we're going to get into a case.

It's really, really frustrating this one because I really feel that it should have been

solved by now. There's a lot of factors that have contributed to it not being solved at this

point, but a lot of people agree that it should have been solved at this point. And her family

is so desperate for answers because it has been 13 years since she was killed. I wanted to cover this

case today because it has really stalled over the years and I know her family, especially her

mother, is so desperate for answers and she's now in her 90s and I know it would be so important

and so meaningful to her if she was able to get those answers in her life.

And I want to start out this episode by saying that I am not completely confident in how to

pronounce Sarah's last name. Sarah Greenhalj is who we're going to be talking about today.

And I'm not entirely sure if it's Greenhalge or Green Hall.

But I have heard her mother, I think she pronounced it as Greenhalge.

I have listened to her pronounce it over and over and over, and I'm pretty sure that she is saying

Greenhalge.

So not entirely sure there because so many of her coworkers and friends and people who've worked on the case, say, Green

Hall. So I'll just put that out there that I just don't fully know. And I've really tried to

figure it out. But Sarah was an awesome person. She was a very determined woman, a very independent

woman, and she was an investigative journalist, journalist actually and a very outspoken one

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