This is the third episode in our season covering homicide cases across the United States.

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All individuals are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

This episode discusses substance use, violence, hate crimes, homophobia, transphobia, homicide, crime scenes, and autopsy.

Listener discretion is advised.

This series contains discussion of intimate partner violence.

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This is the fall line.

This episode, we're bringing you another story from Dallas.

And without the family of Armani Dante Morgan, we wouldn't have

been able to cover the case of Katrina Maori that we told you over the last few weeks. His aunt,

Robin Johnson, introduced us to Katrina Marshall, who you heard from over the last two episodes,

as she told us her aunt's story. Robin met Katrina because they have something in common.

They're both fighting for their lost loved ones. In March of 2025, I met Robin Johnson at AdvocacyCon.

It's a conference designed to bring together victims advocates, family members, experts,

researchers, and content creators. I was there with Anne-Marie Morovic,

the sister of Susan Lund. She's the woman formerly known as Ina Jane Doe, and we were

in Indiana to talk about missing persons and unidentified persons, and how to better bridge the knowledge

gap for families. I saw a photo of Robin's 27-year-old nephew, Armani, displayed on a

memorial slideshow, and I recognized him because my colleague, Haley Gray, has been working as an

advocate in his case. I knew that Armani had disappeared in June of 2017, and his remains

had been discovered just weeks later, near his home in Dallas.

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