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Invisible Choir

Reach Freaks

True Crime

4.7 • 5K Ratings

🗓️ 26 June 2022

⏱️ 69 minutes

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Summary

On October 17, 2015, 27-year-old Sasha Samsudean went missing after coming home late from a night out at the bars in Orlando, FL. She was last seen stumbling through her apartment building’s hallway just after 2 A.M…and one of the last people seen helping her on surveillance camera just so happened to be the helpful security guard…

Written by Michael Dunphy Jr., Executive Produced by Michael Ojibway.

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0:00.0

The views expressed in the following episode are those of the subjects interviewed or individual

0:04.8

presenters from the case.

0:06.2

They do not necessarily reflect the views of Reach Freaks LLC, the Invisible Choir Podcast

0:11.5

or Cast Media.

0:12.5

Invisible Choir explores detailed depictions of violence and murder and is not appropriate

0:24.3

for all audiences.

0:26.0

The listener discretion is advised.

0:37.9

Call me when you get home.

1:00.5

These are phrases we commonly use after departing with friends or family, most often after

1:05.8

a night out, especially if alcohol is in some way involved.

1:10.6

We tend to worry about our loved ones' safety, and we can appreciate that peace of mind

1:16.2

knowing they've made it home without issue.

1:19.3

Drinking certainly heightens that sense of worry, as an individual is in a naturally more

1:24.3

vulnerable state if inebriated.

1:26.5

But even so, everyone is entitled to a little fun.

1:31.8

People should be able to go out, have a few drinks, and uber back to their place responsibly,

1:37.3

and that's exactly what one 27-year-old woman did back in 2015.

1:42.5

And while she was heavily intoxicated, she did make it back to her apartment building.

1:48.5

There's a sort of comfort most of us can relate to, finally getting back home after a long

1:53.6

day away, no matter the occasion.

1:56.9

The only problem was, making it home after the bars let out for the morning, Versaça-Samsity,

2:03.1

was tragically and ironically the most unsafe place she could have ever gone.

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