Hello everyone and welcome back to true crime with Kendall Ray. Thank you for joining me today and if you are new, then welcome.

So happy to have you.

So today we have a case that is so extremely frustrating,

very upsetting, and I think when you hear the details of this one,

I was going to say you'll be shocked, but maybe you really won't be,

especially if you've been watching my content for a long time, some of the things that we're going to go over today.

Yeah probably really won't be that shocking to you but disappointing nonetheless. Today we're going to be talking about the murder of 16 year old Susanna Morales. Now I first heard Susanna's story a few months ago and I decided to

wait to cover it until we had a bit more information and as we were getting closer to the trial of her killer, which was originally

scheduled for June 3rd, however it has been postponed which I will explain

later on, but I wanted to give you guys all of the facts as up to date as I have them so that you can have all the information possible before the trial actually does begin if you want to follow it and I hope you do because this family really needs support and I hope that by sharing this story more people can be aware of what happened to her and see what a bright young woman she was and that more people can root for justice and root for her killer to be convicted.

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items or make a donation to our campaign, we would really appreciate it. And as always, big thank you to everyone who has supported the campaign so far. But let's go ahead and jump right in. So Susanna Morales was born on June 24th, 2006 in Atlanta, Georgia,

and she was the youngest of three daughters.

Besides her mom, Maria, and one of her sisters, Jasmine,

the rest of their family, hasn't been as outspoken in the media,

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