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today's episode was originally going to be a news update on a handful of cases that I've been covering.

Eliza Fletcher, Lori Valo, and then that random mass shooting on Wednesday that also took place in Memphis.

But now it's not.

I've been really angry and upset since Eliza Fletcher's story hit the news for a

handful of reasons. Like so many other women, I'm beyond exhausted. I'm tired of

seeing women disappear at the hands of their partners, dragged off the street and

kidnapped by a complete stranger, raped by a fellow student, friend or blind date from a dating site,

assaulted. I myself am exhausted with having to

mentally check off a number of safety protocols before I perform a simple

everyday task, you know, that men can do without a second thought. And I'm also tired of being told to carry a gun,

as if A, that should even be a freaking requirement

to a woman's existence to begin with.

And B, I don't think a gun would have helped Sydney Sutherland, who was struck

from behind by her rapist slash murderers truck and killed. I'm just so tired of hearing it all.

The day after Eliza Fletcher was found, yet another predator attempted to kidnap a jogger in Knoxville, Tennessee, tried to drive up and pull her off of the street, the running path. Luckily, she was able to get away.

While Eliza was still missing,

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