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Hey there, folks. It is Monday, August 11th, and as we speak, the man convicted of raping and viciously murdering Rachel Moran, a mother of five, he is learning his fate, his sentencing hearing

is underway again, as we speak, and it is our understanding

that that mother of five that he killed, all five of her kids have addressed the court in some way

for their victim impact statements. And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and T.J. and

Rose, this is a case. I even for a second, forgot how much of an impact

this had in this country, because one, this guy was on the run for so long, and two, it was

smack dab in the middle of our politics. Smack dab in the middle of our politics, because

this was an undocumented immigrant who came from El Salvador, who actually had been wanted for murder.

He is also tied to another crime potentially in Los Angeles. So this was a dangerous guy

with ties reportedly to a gang down in El Salvador. So yes, this is right in the middle

of our current politics. And this also speaks to the heart of every

woman out there who loves to run, who loves to go on jogs, who wants to feel safe and empowered.

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