In January of 2008, real estate agent Lindsay Busiak received a call from a woman who said that she and her husband were urgently seeking a home with a budget of $1 million.

Eager for the commission a deal like this would bring, Lindsay found the perfect home and set up a showing.

Just one hour after this showing, Bozziak's colleagues found her lying in a pool of blood in the

master bedroom with multiple stab wounds. To this day, the case remains unsolved. I'm Savannah

Brimer, host of the True Crime podcast Killer Instinct, the research-backed show that covers cases

like Lindsay's and aims to bring justice to the families of victims of horrific crimes.

Each month, I explore a new sector of true crime, from serial killers to stalkers to female killers.

For each case, I break down the moments leading up to the crime, debunk past theories, and share the

experiences of those affected by these tragedies. Join me every Wednesday as I

unveil the truth behind some of the darkest cases in history. Listen and subscribe to Killer Instinct

wherever you get your podcasts. Impact of influence. Covering true crime throughout the southeast.

When the moment happens where he makes a split-second decision, and the way he testified

is that it was either my life or my girlfriend's life, and she testified the same.

The bench trial occurred when the Stanger Ground hearing occurred,

and she still believed to that day that he saved her life.

That is the voice of Zach Merritt talking about the Stanger Crown Law.

More with him in just a moment.

But first, I have to say hello friend Matt Harris and Seton Tucker,

as always super grateful that you're going to spend time with us.

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