A word of warning. This podcast explores graphic and disturbing stories and includes some strong language.

It therefore may not be suitable for our young listeners or other folks who may find it disturbing. Hello and welcome to True Crime Daily, the podcast covering high profile

and under the radar cases from across the country every week. We're recording this on March 11th,

2020. I'm Judy Ho filling in for Anna Garcia who is out today but joining me

is Emmy Award-winning reporter for KTLA5

and former Crime Watch Daily Correspondent

Naurissa Knight.

So good to see you, Naurissa.

You have such an amazing broadcast career,

but you also do a ton of community service work and you give

scholarships to children in need and you know education is such an important piece of

providing the types of skill sets and literacy to our next generation.

So I really applaud you for all of that.

How did you get into that type of work in the first place?

As far as broadcast journalism, I started as a reporter in the

mid 90s and 94 and my first story was actually unfortunately a murder it was

supposed to be a lit-time lively story, you know, green,

but then, you know, everything broke loose and they're like, oh no,

there's a murder, I head that way, you know. And from that time I've covered decades now. We're

talking 26 years, last month it was 26 years and I've covered numerous murder cases some of

national and even international coverage and this isn't something that I had an

affinity for or wanted to do it just so happens that that's what I've covered

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