Hi, this is Mike Morford. You may know me as co-host of the True Crime Podcast

Criminology. I'd like to invite you to listen to one of my other

podcasts called The Murder My Family. In each episode of The Murder My Family,

I discuss a murder case and include an interview with a family member of the victim, to discuss the aftermath of the murder in an attempt to view these crimes from a unique perspective, one that we don't usually experience.

Some of the cases I cover are well known,

while others you probably never heard of.

I currently have dozens of episodes available for you to binge on,

including episodes about the Golden State Killer,

the Delphi Murders, and the Colonial Parkway murders, just to name a few.

Here's a small sample of the kind of conversations you'll hear on the murder of my family.

Like at the risk of sounding like every other proud big brother around the world, Kathy was an amazing

person.

He was 27 years old at the time of her death and she had already accomplished a great deal.

One point that I wanted to get across was that the victims whose murders I discuss aren't just statistics or a blurb in a news report.

These were real people whose murders affected their family members,

forever changing their lives. It's important to know that they too are victims.

For me, knowing that he has a family and that he gets to see his kids every day and that he gets to

be there for his kids growing up.

Like it's not fair.

You know, my dad did everything he was supposed to do as a father and as a husband and

someone decided that night that he didn't get to do that anymore.

It's frustrating knowing that he know he'll get to see his kids grow up and graduate

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