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This podcast may discuss topics graphic in nature and possibly triggering to survivors. We value

the safety and well-being of all of our listeners. So please

practice personal discretion. Now, enjoy the show. Hey, I'm Paige. And I'm Natalie. We're the host of

the Murder Diaries podcast. We bonded over tacos and true crime after we matched on Bumble BFF.

You know, like any normal millennial using an app to meet new friends.

Every Thursday, we upload a new episode.

In each episode of the Murder Diaries, we tell true crime one story at a time.

One week, it's my turn.

And the next week, it's mine.

You still think it's in my head, but I'm walking with the day.

Amber Belkin's close friend and high school drill teammate, Aaron Clay, requested today's case.

Back in 2007, 25-year-old Amber Belkin managed an EB-Games store at the 7300 block of San Pedro Street in San Antonio, Texas. And it's

here that her co-workers stumbled upon a horrifying scene in the back store room.

Amber's lifeless body lay on the floor with a bag over her head.

She had been viciously and cruelly murdered.

Questions and theories swirled as investigators scoured the scene, and Amber's case gained media attention.

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