Today's special episode of crime junkie is presented by State Farm.

Life's full of ups and downs, but there's one thing that stays consistent.

State Farm's commitment to being there when you need the most.

You know the saying, like a good neighbor, State Farm is there.

Whether it's helping you file a claim or providing the right coverage for your home, car,

or anything in between, State Farm makes it easy to protect what matters. You can talk to one of their agents face to face over the phone or get the same level of service with their app. You don't have to be an expert in insurance. You just need to know you've got someone looking out for you. Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there.

Hi, crime junkies. I'm your host, Ashley Flowers. And I'm Britt. And we are officially back from tour. It has been a long couple of months on the road.

But it's so much fun. So much fun to see all of you guys. And if you were one of the, you know,

75,000 of our closest friends who came out to see us, you'll know that the story we covered is

super important and super timely and has

one of like the most active call to actions that we've had in a long time, which is why if you

went on tour, you're going to recognize this story. We are bringing everyone this story because we

need everyone's ears. And because we're bringing everyone the story,

I also wanted to give everyone who couldn't make it on tour the opportunity to get some

merch from our tour. Like that line every time was like out the door. We started late sometimes

because of it. Hours long line. You guys are amazing. But you guys can have your chance for like another week or so to go to

Crimejankypodcast.com and snag your tour merch as well. And don't wait too long because once it's gone,

it is gone. So let me jump in because I want to share with everyone the story that had like thousands

of people at a time doing like collective gasps.

And I mean, I feel like people laughed, they cried. It was, it's an incredible story. It's a story that needs attention.

Please listen all the way to the end because we need your help. This is the story of Peggy Hetrick. How could this have happened to us?

But, you know, over the years, I see so many people losing loved ones.

...