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Without warning podcast presents season 3, Investigation, derailed.

Come behind the curtain with private investigator, Sheila Weissaki, and examine a major injustice.

Warning, the following episode contains elements that are graphic in nature.

The subject of discretion is advised.

When an original investigation doesn't cover all of the issues that it should,

families have very few options.

Some spend all their savings hiring investigators or experts they try to find out as much as they can on their own.

But investigations can be complex and time consuming.

So few families can afford to pay for all the help that they need.

That's why crowdsourcing is such a great resource for families still searching for answers to what happened to their loved one.

I have a great resource of private investigators that I work with, but I could never make as much progress on my cases without my crowdsource volunteers.

Author Stephen King once said, the truth is in the details, and in researching the details of the deaths of Katie River and Aiden Major,

we have uncovered some truly shocking details.

We have approximately a hundred people working on this case. Think about that.

I know it's in different groups.

Not all of them have hours upon hours to give, like, you know, not everybody could have gone to South Carolina and spent two days with Vicki copying and scanning.

But they did the time that they can give between school, being mothers, working, some males, they'll email me or tell me something and they'll interact with me.

Vicki, in this particular case, is getting the experience of all these people and more people are coming on and wanting to get involved.

I've had a couple of new former attorneys, defense attorneys, and I'm really excited to see what they have to bring, you know, and talk about and say about the cases.

But what I really want to let people know is how much we are giving to this family to find answers that should have been given 12 years ago.

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