chances are the vast majority of you listen to this right now have never known anyone that has been murdered

even though i say the vast majority of you there are likely some of you that do know someone

whether it's friend or family that's been the victim of a homicide.

The emotions that can happen from something like that, most of us will never feel.

We'll not know what those few of you that have in some way been touched by tragedies like that

are going through both when it happened and the years following.

A lot of us can imagine, though, the range of emotions that can materialize can be huge.

Sadness, stress, being powerless, fear, and maybe even some level of guilt depending on what happened.

Almost all that are close, though, will experience anger somewhere along the way.

They want something done to the killer.

They and even people who just hear about a murder will want some sort of vengeance for what happened.

They'll want their pound of flesh or more.

Punishment has to happen.

Justice needs to be served.

Those close to the victims, they want it.

The public will want it.

But what if there's no justice to be served?

In today's episode, I'll be talking about circumstances where just that happened.

Murder suicides.

Welcome back to Music City 9-1-1.

I'm going to start off this episode with a couple of remarks.

Calls like this, a lot of times, there won't be a lot of info from them, simply because the suspect involved doesn't get arrested.

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