Hey, prime members. You can listen to something was wrong early and add free on Amazon music.

Download the app today. In the aftermath of a shocking crime, people always ask why?

Why would someone do something like that? I'm Candace DeLong, host of the podcast Killer Psychie, where every week

I explained the thoughts, motivations and behaviors of the most violent figures in history.

Listen to Killer Psychie on Amazon music or wherever you get your podcasts.

What came next is intended for mature audiences only.

Episodes discuss topics that can be triggering, such as emotional, physical and sexual violence,

suicide and murder. I am not a therapist nor am I a doctor. If you're in need of support,

please visit something was wrong.com-forwardslash-resources for a list of non-profit organizations that

can help. Opinions expressed by my guests on the show are their own and do not necessarily

represent the views of myself or broken cycle media. Resources and source material are linked

in the episode notes. Thank you so much for listening. Amy B. Chessler is an award-winning writer,

producer, victim advocate and survivor of domestic violence from Calabasas, California.

She and I first met at a writing conference in 2018. It wasn't until we discovered our mutual

passion for creating ethical, responsible true crime content that we got much closer.

Eventually, she shared about the abuse she and her mother Hadas based at the hands of Amy's

brother in season 7 of something was wrong. Since then, her content has been seen on IDTV's

evil lives here, chicken soup for the soul, scary mommy, and many more major media outlets.

Her experiences after being on something was wrong is a piece of what compelled us to create

what came next. When we first began discussing the creation of this show, we knew it was important

to keep the integrity of something was wrong style and mission while still allowing our guests

to tell their stories as they choose. With that said, we also felt it was important for Amy to

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